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Is the only NORTHWESTERN Connecting in same DEPOT in CHICAGO 

With any of the Great Eastern and Southern Kail ways, and is most conveniently located with reference to the prin- 
cipal Depot, Hotel and places of business in that city. It is the only Company owning a line of railway from 

Eock Island, III, to Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, and Dakota. Also frc 
Davenport, Iowa, to All Points in Northern Iowa, 

Minnesota and Dakota. , 

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Tickets between Chicago.Milwaukee and St. Paul, Minneapolis, or points beyond in either direction, are goo(|i 
either via Watertown, Sparta, LaCrosse, Winona, and the fame River Division, or via Madison, Prairie ft 

dii Chien, McGregor, Austin and Owatonna. 



This /s the Route, Either for the Business Man or Tourist, as ft Passes Through More Business Centres 
Health and Pleasure Resorts and Amidst Grander Scenery, Than Any Other Western 

Or Northwestern Line, 






Among which is Milwaukee, the greatest primary wheat market in the world; rhe famous lake region of Wiscon 
Kilbourn City at the renouned Dells of Wisconsin ; Sparta, with its Mineral waters and brook trout ; from LaCross 
St. Paul through the magniHcent and I'.istoric valley of the Upper Mississippi, in full view of all its magnificent s 
ery to St. Piiul ; thence to Fort Snelling and Minnehaha Falls to Minneapolis. Tlis is the route par excellence for 

^^admcd, %<^v% r^ejilcih 'il^l<ina, MfiVthrnia^ 

On rhe other hand is the rich and diversified country traversed by the MILWAUKEE & PRAIRIE DU.CIII 
ROUTE, throught the grand agricultural region of Central Wisconsin, Xorthern Iowa, and Central Minnesota, via J 
waukee, Waukesha,— the Saratoga of the west— Madison, the beautiful capital ci'y of Wisconsin, Prairie du Chien, J 
Gregor, Austin, Owatoma, Faribault, Etc. j 

r'On ??OTJXI2E]P2,^T ID.A.I2:OT.A. the line diverges from the St. Paul line at Calmar,and runs via Cha 
City, Mason City, Clear Lake— the great summer resort of a'l Iowa-Sheldon and Springfield to Niobrara, 200 miles abl 
Sioux City, and 60 miles above Yankton, and to FIRE STEEL, on the Dakota River There is also the line from Hastirl 
Minn., to Big Stone Lake, via Chaska, Carver, Glencoe, Minnesota Falls and Granite Falls. 

TX^IE TI^-A-CIK: .A.3^D lEQTTI^'-l^ElsrT'S of the Chicago. Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway are peril 
in every particular, having the best steel rail track, finest coaches, sleeping cars, parlor cars and second class carriages'? 
any road in llie country. Each main line sleeper carries an iron safe and train conductors give receipts for valuables dei_ 
ited therein. Tie Only Iron Safe Line in This Country. 

S. S. MERRILL. ■ ^L C. VAN HORNE, 

General Manager. General Superiniendt 

A. V. H. CARPENTER, J. H. PAGE, 

Gen'l (Pass. & Ticket Jgent, Milwaukee, Wis. Assistant Gen'l ^ass. Agi\\ 














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-S-«-»— -5>C0NTAIHIHa THE-i>— "«;' 



Postoffice Address, Occupation and Name of every Wisconsin Soldier and 

Sailor, now living in any part of the World, and every other Soldier, now 

in the State, who responded to the Reunion Call. Also the Nannie of 

every Wisconsin Soldier who perished in the War— giving the 

Battle in which he was killed, or place where he died, with 

date; each class arranged by Companies and Regiments. 

Also a Complete (Roster of Wisconsin's Armed Military Organizations^ The State J^ational 
Guard, taking part in the Grand Inter-State Military (Display and Contest, during (Reunion 

Week, with the only 

COMPLET-TPrOGRAMME OF THE REUNION EXERCISES, 



A Vast Collection of Instructive, Entertaining, and Amusing Historical Sketches, (Personal 

^Reminiscences and Anecdotes of 

WISCONSIN MEN IN THE WAR. 



Gen. J. A. KELLOGG, 
Gen. E. S. 15KAGG, 
Gen. JOHN GIBBON, 
Gbn. U. C. HOBAHT, 

Gen. LUCIUS FAIRCHILD, 
Gen. T. S. ALLEN, 

Gen. JAMES BINTLIFF. 
Lieut. H. B. EASTMAN, 
Sergt. O. B. CHESTEE, 
Mrs. SAKAH D. HOBAIIT, 



-»-*-|>COHTBIBUTED BY<S— «-«- 

Col. ED. E. BRYANT, 
Col. J. A. WATROUS, 
Col. JOHN HANCOCK, 
Col. GEO. B. GOODWIN, 
Col. H. B. HARSH aw, 
Maj. LU. DRURY, 
"GRAYSON", 

Capt. D. N. KASSON, 
Lieut. JOHN A.OWENS, 



Col. AMASA COBB, 
Col. G. W. carter. 
Col. E. A. CALKINS, 
Col. O. C. JOHNSON, 
Hon. H. B. WARNER, 
Maj. J. H. HAUSER, 

Capt. GRIFF J. THOMAS, 
Lieut. D.L.JONES, 
Lieut. D. C. PAVEY, 



Mbs, H. N. smith. Miss ADDIE L. BALLOU, KATIE PIER, 

And many others nut abcmt named. 



Compiled under the Supervision of the (President of the Wisconsin Soldiers I^eunion jfissooiation. 



FOND DU LAC, WIS. 
STAR steam job and book PRINTINO HOUSE. 

1880. 



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life policies (all cash, no dividend ad- 
ditions) issued at age 35 for 
$10,000. 


Year o£ 
Issue. 


Premium 


Dividend 

1879. 


Dividend 

1880. 


1X7S 


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264 90 
264 90 
264 90 
264 90 
264 90 
264 90 
264 90 
264 90 
268 70 
268 70 
268 70 
2li8 70 
268 70 
268 70 

267 70 

268 70 
268 70 
268 70 
268 70 
268 70 




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77 00 
81 60 
85 50 
89 70 
91- 00 
98 40 
103 00 
107 80 
116 90 
122 10 
127 40 
132 90 
138 50 
144 20 
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155 90 
162 00 
168 10 
174 30 
180 69 


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77 60 
81 80 
85 50 

89 70 

94 no 

98 40 
103 00 
111 90 
116 90 
122 10 
127 40 
132 60 
138 60 
144 20 
150 00 
1.15 90 
162 00 
168 14 
174 30 


1876 


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1871 


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The only company which lias in recent 
years printed its current dividends for the 
information of the public. The North- 
western has done this for eight consecu- 
tive years. 

^SHek, over $l$,000,000.00, 

For the past six years (1874, 1875, 1876, 
1877, 1878, and 1879,) its interest receipts 
have exceeded its entire death losses, and 
working expenses by 

This showing is unparalleled in the his- 
tory of Life Insurance. 



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other companies how 
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H. L PALMER, President. MATTHEW KEENAN, Vice-President. 
EMORY McCLINTOCK, Actuary WILLARD MERRILL, S 



THE OPENING SKIRMISH. 



WISCONSm COMRADES: 

p^ little more than a year ago, suddenly and unexpectedly, the "Wisconsin Soldiers Reunion Association" 
was born into existence. 

"^ Unheralded, lacking ancestry, without dowery, no father, no mother, or even respectable claim to 
bona fide orphanage, it appeared before us. 

If there be among you those who think the charge of this foundling, should have been plated with 
an older, abler, and more worthy soldier, the sentiment meets my most hearty concurrence. 

Except for tlie kind and continuous aid, extended from all sides, by soldier hands and veteran hearts, 
tlie child could scarcely have survived its infancy. 

But it had friends — friends by the tens of thousands, scattered here and there all over the world, where 
Wisconsin comrades might be. 

Yet — how to find them ? 

The news-papers — the patriotic, enterprising publishers, threw wide open their columns — free as the air 
we breathe; and no absent soldier was so far away, or so secluded, but they found him and told him of this 
new born waif, claiming recognition. 

Did the soldiers deny the relationship ? No ! from tiie entire circuit of this big world came the ring- 
ing response : 

" I am proud to say I was a Wisconsin Soldier." 

In this volume all are gathered. Without' the aid of newspaper ink, years of toil and thousands of 
mone}' could not have produced this roster. 

But after- they had come, these letters and cards, by the bushels and baskets full ! think of it ! the cost 
of time, labor, money. To assort, arrange, copy, compare, and recopy, and the expense of publication, 
would have placed the volume beyond the reach of many. 

To prevent this — loyal, enterprising, liberal, business men, the leading firms and corporations, opened 
their purses. 

Don't forget them. When you are in need of anything, from a Threshing Machine to an Insurance 
Policy, look within and patronize those who patronized you. 

SOLfDIE^.S : 

In the near future, one by one, we shall be called to join those of our former associates, who on the 
field of battle, in hospital or in prison, gave up their lives " that the nation might live." 

Ere another roll-call, the ranks of surviving Wisconsin veterans, now numbering less than one-quarter 
their original strength, will surely and rapidly be still further depleted. May we not hope — soldier comrades 
— these reunions are not confined to those in this life alone : but that as we gather to-day in social greetings, 
those long since gone — the departed ones — the brave, the true, the kind and generous boys, we knew so 
well — also come : are with us, around and about us 

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Tl3.e3r sure "writli. -va-s, as tlxe^r -r^rere of oia.." 

COMfRAfhES Ajm FCRIEJ/'DS: 

For countless favors received at your hands, accept .sentiments of keenest appreciation and gratitude 
from me ; and in this life, and the life to come may Heaven's choicest blessings rest upon you, and yours, 
time without end. C. K. Pier. 

June 7, ISSO. 



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W. A KNAPP, 



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Secretary. 



THE A¥ISCONSIN SOLDIERS REUNION ASSOCIATION. 



HOW IT COMMENCED- 
STORY, 



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CATT. C — , of Janesville, was one 
of tlie nicest men who ever liveci, 
but his age alone placed him among 
the counsellors, rather than the war- 
riors, of his country ; and beside, al- 
though bras'e as the bravest, he was 
nervous to such ;m extent that in cases 
of sudden emergency he was apt to "go 
off his feet" and give orders to his com- 
pany which would bittlie Hardee him- 
self to either duplicate or execute. 

During Grant's rapid and tedious 
flank movement from Cold Harbor to 
Petersburg, in liHii, the men became 
exirenielvexliausted and footsore. As 
the inevitable result, intervals were 
extended and stragglers multiplied, un- 
til a company occupied space sufficient 
to execute brigade evolutions. Now 
and then, as firing in the advance be- 
came sharper or. more continuous, a 
staff officer or orderly would come gal- 
loping down the line with "compli- 
ments of the commanding general who 
directs your men be well close'l up. 
rewdy to go into battle at a moments 
notice." 

Tiiese orders interpreted and passed 
along, served for a while to keep the 
men closer together, but repeated 
false alarms soon made them heedless 
and they quickly relapsed back into 
former, or even worse, disorder. At 
one time wlien the tiring liad been un- 
usually heavy and prolonged, and tlie 
orders lo keep men well in liand, came 
more frequent and positive, tlie colonel 
of Capt. C"s regiment drew out from 
the column, and, as tlie variouscompa- 
nies passed, lie called the attention of 
respective captains to |tlie necessity of 
complying with the order, as the enemy 
were liable to engage us at any moment. 
Capt. C. came along at the head of his 
company, begrimed with dust and 
half staggering under his load of knap- 
sacks and muskets whicli the kindness 
of his heart prompted him to carry for 
S'ime of his sick and blistered soldiers. 
The colonel said rather sharply, "Cap- 
tain, did you know we are both liable 
to court martial, for disobedience to 
orders, in not keeping the men closed 
up?" This, of course, operated as a 
complete upset. Dropping Ids load, 
witli sword in one liand and hat in the 
other, he turned and shouted : "Com- 
pany II, for (J-o-d's s-a-k-e, c-1-o-s-e 
u-p," and then as he comprehended the 
immense distance over which the men 
were spread he added: "Great H-e-a-v- 



e-n-s! if the rebels were to suddenly fire 
upon you, scattered as you are, they 
couldn't hit a d-a-ni-n-e-d one of you." 

JANUARY 1ST, 1880, 

Nearly fifteen years after the close of 
the war, the surviving soldiers and 
sailors of Wisconsin scattered in every 
cliuie and latitude were very much in 
the condition of company H, as stated 
by Captain C. 

If, for social, business, or other rea- 
sons, a comrade desired to find another 
who had moved from his former resi- 
dence, the chances strongly were he 
couldn't find a b-1-e-s-s-e d one of them. 
This fact, together with the strong sen- 
timent of fello hip wliich every good 
soldier feels toward another good one, 
even though they never met, and the 
disinclination on part of the soldiers to 
allow the union sentiment to die out,or 
certainly not until they, too, were dead, 
prompted action as shown by the fol- 
lowing card, which was very gencKilly 
and freely published by leading and lo- 
cal newspapers throughout ;the United 
States and territories : 

WISCONSIX SOLDIEPS. 

Soldiers :— At a inpetiiie of old comrades, 
held at Berlin, .lan. 1, tliere was nrgaidzed the 
VVisi-onsin Reunion Assoeialiun. Every surviv- 
ing soldier or sailor wlio enlisted fi om 'VVisoon- 
sin and was lionorably iliseliaiged from tlie 
L'idted States ndlitary or naval service is earn- 
estly rerjuesied to write upon a jiostal card his 
nanie, oecnpalion, P. O. audress. letter of com- 
pany or conipaides, nuiid>er of legiment or i*ee- 
iiueiits. in which he served, ;.ndsend it to(iriff. 
J. Thomas. Secretary of the Wisconsin Kcunion 
Association, Beiliii, Wis., who will ari-ange a 
coiiiplete roster, in alphabetical order liy com- 
pany and regiiueiit, for lecoid and publication. 
Sai'ois will give name of 'loat or boats oii which 
they served. 

CoiiHades! Attend to this at oiice. or we 
shall iiot kiiow whether you ai'e dead, pi'oiiti, or 
gone to Tex;i.s. C. IC. hiKit, President. 

Fond du I..\c. Wis., Jan. 11, 18711. 

The result is simply marvelous. The 
war itself, the material of the immense 
armies contending, their defeats and 
victories, and their final disbandment, 
are each historic wonders. But the 
subsequent histories of the survivors of 
that war form an equal, if not greater 
and more entertaining, subject of inves- 
tigation and study. 

To the surviving soldier there is 
nothing which more promptly calls and 
holds his attention. Into the grand 
army of the Union, Wisconsin sent 91,- 
379 of her sons. Of these, 74,891 were 
honorably discharged and returned to 
their homes. It is probable (an esti- 
mate of course) that not more than 
30,0(J0 are still living. 

Where are they ally What are they 
doiugV \Vhat standard of citizens are 
they making y Id short, "how are the 
boys getting on, anyway y To an- 
swer these questions this little card 
.nvoked the aid of American newspa- 



pers. Right grandly was that aid ex" 
tended, and right soldierly have the re- 
turns responded " here." From every 
state and territory, from Mexico, South 
America, Europe and the Islands of the 
sea, in every style of language and ex- 
pression, with endless inquiries, and 
every variety of information, the sol- 
diers send Dack their ringing responses. 

IN THIS VOLUME 

You have the names alphabetically 
arranged bv regiments and companies, 
with occupation, when given, and post- 
office addresses. 

In the very nature of things there are 
errors. There was no way to avoid 
them. We have done the best we could. 
In many instances the writing was al- 
most illegible. Others stated they were 
in " Captain Smith's Company," and 
there being numerous Capt. Smiths, we 
had to make the best guess possible un- 
der surrounding circumstances. Oth- 
ers have given their regiment as the 
First, Second, Third, or Fourth, with- 
out specifying whether infantry or 
cavalry, and we have to guess again. 

In other ways it may be expected er- 
rors have crept in. Tliese should be 
reported as fast as discovered, in order 
that correction be made. Names not 
reported should be sent in, and changes 
of P. O. address, or death ol a soldier, 
sent to the secratary. 

THE ADVANTAGES 

Already inurnig to members of the 
Association, guarantees its continu- 
ance so long as there remain two sur- 
viving Wisconsin soldiers or sailors. 
Brief as has been its life, hundreds of 
comrades have already received incal- 
culable benefit therefrom. 

In another place an able article in- 
vites your attention to the " Future of 
our Society," and offers suggestions 
prompted by patriotic principles— tlie 
best basis of true statesmanship. 

Still another comrade gives excellent 
views as to "Membership Duties," 
which show thought and earnestness 
in the good cause, and if followed, the 
Association will leave a monument to 
coming generations to which posterity 
will ever refer with pride. 




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WISCONSIN SOLDIERS AND SAILORS 






EXPLANATIONS TO THE READER ; 

Resinients are in their numerical order commencing with the Infantry; then Cavalry, Heavy Aitillery, Batterii^s, Sharp Shootere, Soldiers of 
other States. State Katinnal Gnard, Reunion Programme, arjd Sl<etches interspersed. 

Commissioned officers' names with rank are atlieadof their respective commands. 

Tlic soldier's surname comes first followed by his christian name or initials. 

If known, his occupation comes next, and hist his P. O. address. When state is omitted Wisconsin is understood. When soldier's name is followed 
l>y a * it shows lie was killed in action at the place and date then given. When the name is succeeded by a -j- it sliows the man died of wounds at 
place and date given. When neither * nor4- is given, hut tlie line ends witii a date itshows lie died of d'sease while in the army at such place and 
date. Any soldier's name not ai)peaiing. shows either he has died since the war or has failed to respond to the Reunion call. 

In the Appendix will he included names received after the Kegimental Roster went to press. 



AEBREYIATIOKS ; 



ar— Artist, a— -Attorney, b— Banker, bk— Bookkeeper, c— Carpenter, d— Druggist, el— Clergyman, e— Engineer, ed— Editor, f— Farnier. h 
Hotel. 1— Laborer, m — Merchant, mf— Manufacturer, me — Mechanic, p — Printer, pr— Publisher, pa— Painter, ph— Physician. 



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(Three months. Organized in April 
Campaigns in Maryland and Virginia.) 

Three years. Organized Oct. lyth, 1801. Orig- 
inal strength, 9i5 ; gain by recruits, etc., 563. To- 
tal, l.-iiis. Death loss, »5— kilu-d in action, 9i. 
died of wounds, 41, of disease, 103. Ollierlosses, 
40^ — missing 0. desertion, 57, transfer, 47, dis- 
charge, 298. Campaigns in Tenii., Kv., Ala., and 

REGIMENTAL ROSTER, 

Col J C Starkweather, a Washington, O C 

Col (1 B Bingham, f Cozzens Grove, Kansas 
Lt Col D H Lane Robestown, Neb 

Lt Col Henry A Mitchell 
Maj. D C McVean Benton Barracks, Mo 



Maj. T H Green, architect 

Adj H L Franklin 

Adj W W Watkiiis 

Q M H«rry Bingham 

Q M Nathaniel Bingham 

Q M Clias H Benton, h'dware 

Surg L J Dixon 

)st A Surg James Crugon 

1st A Surg Egbert JamiesoD 

1st A Surg Fred Corfe 

2d A Surg D B Davendorf 

2d A Surg .Joseph Green 

2d A Surg John R Jli-Cullough, d 



Fond du Lac 
Milwaukee 
Mihvaukee 



Fond du Lac 

Montpelier, Vt. 

Milwaukee 

Racine 

Mt. SterUng 

Delavan 

Hudson 

Jefferson 



Chaplain, John JIcNamara DesMoints, Iowa 

COMPANY ROSTER, 



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Capt G B Bingham,! 
Capt J C Goojrich, m 
Lt S Babcock 
Lt W W Watkins 
Lt H P Schuyler 
Lieut Edward Mehle 
Lt H S Lee 
Allen, G P, sergt 
Anderson, N 
Andrews, M G 
Anderson, J* 
Allard, Wni.f 
Anderson, N • 
Buckstaff, Geo H 
Buxton, Chas P 
Buzzell, DP* 



Cozzens Grove, Kansas 

50 W Randolph st, Cbi'go 

Chicago, Ills 

Milwaukee 

Amsterdam, Holland 

Milwaukee 

Murfreesboro, Feb U— 63 

Warrensburg, Illinoia 

Cedarburg 

Dallas, May 28—64 

Pine Grove 

Chaplin Hills, Oct. 8-62 

Oshkosh 

Eldorado. Iowa 

Chaplin Hills, Oct 8—62 



Bowen, K M 

Bridges, M L 

Clark. Henry 

Carroll, J J 

Chase, G M, corp 

Chase, W E 

Cunneen, M * 

Carltcu, B F 

Clarksun.Ben 

Crasson.L C 

Davendorf, D B 

Drake. G C* 

Drewson, Isaac 

F Farniau, e 

Grey, .1, ni 

Grigg, A 

Greeley, Peter, m 

Hammers, H + 

Haas, Geo A 

Ferguson, Ed, Pension, Agt 

Hey wood, Geo 

Johnson, J • 

Keyes, W H 

Keyes. D W 

La Point, E* 

Luther, P J 

LaTrune, L S A* 

Lerett, N, c 

Morterns, F • 

MeCracken, L J 

McCall, Irwin 

Nilson. N J, sergt-t- 

Newnian, J, corp* 

Newerman, J, 1 

Peterani, August 

Proronsha, Peter, f 

Ruehle. Julius 

Smith, J A* 

Trowbridge, H, f 

Thyfault, C 



Big Rapid", Mich 

Hubbardstown, West Va 

Lenox, Mass 

Louisville, Jan 31—62 

Andersonville, Sept7— 07 

.Va.shville, .March 4-62 

Chaplin Hills, Oct. 8—62 

Nashville, Nov 2—6.' 

Benton. Kansas 

Chattanooga, Feb 19—64 

Delavan 

Falling Waters, July 2— 61 

Fond du Lac 

Stevensville 

Menominee Falls 

Nashville, April 14—62 

Mukwanago 

Chaplin Hills, Oct 13—62 

Milwaukee 

Milwaukee 

Milwaukee 

Chaplin Hills, Oct 8—62 

Beaver Dam 

Milwaukee 

Chaplin Hills, Oct 8-02 

M,. dison 

Chaplin Hills, Oct 8-62 

JIastersville, Texas 

Chaplin Hills, Oct 8—62 

St Louis, Mo 

Omro 

Chaplin Hills, Oct 20—62 

Chaplin Hills, Oct 8—02 

Harrison 

Binghaniton 

Stoneville 

Tess Corners 

Chaplin Hills, Oct 8—62 

Waupuu 

Chattanooga, March 12-62 



Wheelock, A B, Post M;tster 



B 



Capt Henry A Mitchell 

Capt John M Cosgrove 

Capt Henry O Montague 

LtJasS White, ed 

Lt Thomas Caliger, salesman 

Bocklene, Henry 

Bloom, John 



Eden, Dakota 



Topeka, Ka 

Milwaukee 

Chicago 

Chippewa Falls 

Wauwatosa 



Carpenter. W F 
Catheart, H 
Davis, .r 
DIercks, — 
Ehlers. J V + 
Errneatenger. J 
Fitzgerald. J(din 
Geisman. W D 
Gould. Levi, me 



Fond du Lac 

Louisville, Nov.— C2 

Andei-souvllle. Oct. 10-64 

Soldiers' Home. Milwaukee 

Chattanooga. Oct. 20—63 

Nashville, Feb. 5-64 

Soldiers' Home. Milwaukee 

Milwaukee 

Chicago 



Graham, W M.serg't-(- FalIingWaters,Aug.28— 0! 



Greenly, J W* 
Hankee, Charles 
Hansan. M 
Hendricks, Wm 
Hewett, L F 
James. Charles, f 
Knox. John 
La Roche, Battise 
Lumb, William, t 
Lyon, C G, serg't 
Martin, Henry, serg't 



Nashville, March 28-63 

West Bend 

Andersonville, Nov 8—04 

Cleveland. Ohio 

Ishpeming, Mich 

Waterford 

Council Bluffs. Iowa 

Rice Lake 

Adams 

Madison, Nov 19 — 03 

Milwaukee 



Mulligan, J Andersonville, June 15—64 

McCanii, Stephen S Eau Claire 



McAfee, John 
Palmer, C B 
Post, C J 
Relyea, L, corp 
Sanders, Edward 
Smith, H F, corp 
Stuart, E H 
Swan, J 
Walker, A V 
Walsen, F J, h 
Weber, N 
Whilden, J B 
Zanders, A T 



Oregon 

Lincoln, Neb 

on G B & M R E, Green Bay 

Nashville, Sept 13—02 

Chicago 

Nashville, March 15—62 

Hamilton 

Murfreesboro, Feb 15—63 

Nashville, March 17—02 

East Saginaw, Mich 

Nashville, Oct 5-62 

Nashville, May 4-62 

Nashville, April 14-02 



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Capt Robert Hill 

Capt Hiram A Sheldon 

Lieut Wm E Gibbons 

Lieut Robert J Nickles* 

Lieut Albert M Dyer 

Lieut Edward Ferguson.pension agt 

Lieut Jacob Wey rough 



Addison, P-t- 
Aderson. J • 
Austin, E P -f 
Bouchoiz, W 
Brainard, J 



Bridgeport, Ala, 

Chickaniauga, 

Bridgeport, Ala, 

Murfreesboro. 

Nashville, 



Baclne 
Sept 11—63 
Milwaukee 

Sept 24—63 
Sept 19---64 
Sept 24— 63 
, June 5—63 
July 1—63 



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SOLDIEKS AND SAILORS KEUNION JIOSTER. 9 


Eriggs.J L 


Colby 


Young, D • Chaplin Hills, Oct 8 02 


Webster, N-|- Cliaplin Hills, Oct 16—62 


Coleman, Henry 


Sergeants' Bluff, Iowa 




Wing, G W, corp * Chapliu HUls, Oct 8—62 


Cosnier, W W 


Richland Centre 


E 


G 


Crawford. N • 


Chickamauga, Sept 19— C3 


Eramett, J E 


Perkinsville, Pa 


Capt Donald C McVean Jefferson Barracks, Mo 




Everst, John f 


Neosho 


Capt Benjamin F Teets 


Capt Edward Bloodgo:d 


Evon, Evonson 


Caldwell's Prairie 


Lieut Geo E Scott 


Capt Wm H Wilson 


Fabien. C • 


Chickamauga, Sept 18-C3 


Lieut Richard F Hanibrook 


Lieut Edward J Watkins 


Fields, C A * 


Chaplin Hills, Oct R— 62 


Lieut Collins C McVean* June 23—64 


Lieut Cbas A Seailes • Sept 19-03 


Fisher, C E 


Nashville, Dec 5—01 


Lieut Edward Healey 


Lieut Zerah P Clark 


Groat, J 


Nashville, Jan 30—02 


Bates, C H Fultou 


Lieut Charles H Benton Fond du Lac 


Hamilton, Walter 


Rich City, Idaho 


Beyler, Chas HC, Janitor Madison 


Lieut Addison S Gardiner 


Hill, D. * 


Chaplin Hills, Oct 8-62 


Bryant, Geo E iladison 


Lieut Chas J Robinson 


Hunt, J M, eorp • 


Cbaplin Hills, Oct 8-02 


Chapel C AndersonviUe, July 31—64 


Lieut Geo W Lawton 


Kendall, Albert 
Kewes, E S 


Troy, N. T 
Neosho, Missouri 


Christop erson, H Rome, July 5—64 
Colter. Wm, shoemaker Racine 


Andrews, J Chattanooga, Juno— 64 
Ashby, H Louisville, Jan 28—02 


Luck. J * 


Chaplin Hills, Oct 8—02 


Dauntz, W » Aug 12— fr4 


Austin, S Murfreesboro, March 11—03 


McKisson, A J.corp 


' Chaplin Hills, Oct 8-62 


Dimmich, Russell F Milwaukee 


Baker, Chas W Soldiers Grove 


Monroe, ,1 H Camp Scott, Wis, June 8-GI 


Gray. Albert Osceola 


Baker, H J March 3—62 


Norris, Alex, pa 


Milwaukee 


Greenwood. H, in the field + June 2—64 


Baker, J B Louisville, Jan 24—62 


Norton, H J 


Vickersville, Mich 


Griflin, G B Murfreesboro, June 3— 63 


Bergaman, A-l- Nashville, July 11—64 


Palmer, H* 


Chickamauga, Sept 14— 63 


Harkin.John Kenosha 


Boardman, 0, corp Murfreesboro, Mar 13—63 


Parkins, J G 


Brandon 


Harmon, W * Chaplin Hills. Oot 8-62 


Bremmer, J A, nurseryman Stevens Point 


Parmerton, G * 


Chickamauga, Sept 19-63 


Haskiiis, J AndersonviUe, July 3 —04 


Brooks, \V S« Dallas, May 30— 64 


Peake, Win 


Nashville, Feb 5—62 


Hermon, C • Chickamauga, Sept 19—03 


Brueminer, Louis Kewaunee 


Perry, W W 


Beavei Dam 


Herrick. T W • Cbaplin Hills, Oct 6-62 


Burke, G,-f in the field Juue- 64 


Perry, H H 


Kenosha 


Holmes, T Feb 23-62 


Burns, W LouisviUe, Dec 5—62 


Pierce, James C, a 


Memphis, Tenn 


Jefferson, B. bus line Madison 


Christman, H. f Menominee Falls 


Keynolds, John, justi 


ca Burlington 


Langworthy, S A, serg+ CliapUn Hills,Oct 12—02 


Clement, C* Cbaplin Hills, Oct s— 02 


Sheldon, H A 


Racine 


Loomis, L, in the fleld+ July 10—04 


Clille, Jr, J Nashville. Sept 5-04 


Smith, E C, c 


Milwaukee 


Meacle, W K Feb 17-62 


Cory, John Madison 


Sutton. A 


Nashville, Nov 27—01 


Mellor, S Chaplin Hills, Oct 9-02 


Dent, A B* Chaplin Hills, Oct 8—62 


Suttcn, E » 


Cbaplin Hills, Oci 8—62 


Munger. M W Nashville, July 28-04 


Fletcher, Arthur Badger 


1 ewes, A« 


Kenesaw, June 22—64 


Myrick, Seth B Briston, Iowa 


Fogg, T W* Chaplin HiUs, Oct 8— 62 


Thele, John, t 


Geneva, Iowa 


Orvis, CH April 10-02 


Gibson, F A Kaciiie 


Wallace, C C 


Ann.ipolis, Feb 1—63 


Osmondsoo, 0, in the (leld+ Aug 11— 04 


Greengo,J C, sergt, f Menominee Falls 


Webber, Geo F 


Independence. Iowa 


Palmer, Joseph O.'^ceola 


Gretzer. John Hastings, Neb 


Weinborn, J» 


Chaplin Hills. Oct-62 


Palmer, Wm Osceola 


Ham, JohniD Cleinensville 


Wells, A E 


Racine 


Radtke, W* Chaplin Hills, Oct 8-62 


HoHlaiid, A Fort:Howard 


Wild, J, sergt 


Madison, Nov 19—63 


Rely, M Chattanooga, Jan 13— 04 


Humphrey, J-f Nashville, July 11—64 


Williams, L 


Columbus 


Seaton, C S* Chickamauga, Sept 19—03 


Irwin, Jesse, f Ontario 


Wilson, W. corp • 


Chickamauga, Sept 19—63 


Spencer, J C* Chickamauga. Sep 19-03 


Johnson, A* Dallas, May 27—62 


Winter, G 


Pine Hill 


Spencer, DeW C, sergt+ Chaplin Hills,Nov 5-02 


Knight. A R Nov 27—61 


Wolcott, S • 


Joneshoro, Sept 1—64 


Stoddard, H* Chickamauga, Sep. 19—63 


Laine, J R, ph Sacramento, Cal 


Wood, C W 


Racine 


Stokin, E H+ Chaplin Hills,Oct 11—62 


Lamark, F* Chaplin Hills, Oct 8— 62 






Thayer, Chauncey R Clay Bank 


Lee, D H, corp* Chickamauga, Sept 20—63 




D 


Krumble, W ♦ Chaplin Hills, Oct 8-62 


Lewis, A H* Chickamauga, Sept 19—63 




VanAIstine, G H Nashville, Oct 14-62 


Mariam, J W Louisville, Jan 19—02 






Vantassel, H W Eden 


McKenzie, C, corp* Chaplin HUls, Oct 28-02 


Capt Henry A Starr 




Wicks, • Chaplin Hills, Oct 8—62 


McMahon, J-)- Chattanooga, June— 04 


Capt Wm S Mitchell* 


Sept 19—03 




Miller, M P, sergt* Chickamauga, Sept 20—03 


Capt Charles H Messenger 


H 


Minor, J G* Chaplin Hills, Oct 8—62 


Lieut Howard H Chandler 


Mulkins. Wm Plover 


Lieut George Lund 
Lieut Wm K Hughes 
Brooker, H 


Milwaukee 
Louisville, Jan 21—02 


Capt Maurice M Samuels 
Lieut Wm J Vincent 


Pelton, F Aug 20—62 
Phelon, J* Chaplin Hills, Oct 8— 02 


Brown, W, serg't * 


Chaplin Hills, Oct 8-82 


Lieut Pembroke V Wise 
Lieut Seth W Button i 


R(»se, John, I Kendall 
Ruby, B* Chaplin Hills, Oct 8-62 


Carpenter P 


Nashville, April 14-62 


Lieut Junius .\. Bartlett 


Searles, C A, Ist It* Chickamauga, Sept 19—03 


Elliot, S • 


Chickamauga, Sept 9—63 


Lieut F T Starkweather 


Sim er. G' Dallas, May 30—63 


Gutch, H 
Guthrie, DT 
Howard. S 


AndersonviUe, July 11—64 

Chattanooga, Oct 20-63 

Oakfleld 


Bennett, H» Chickamauga. Sept 19—63 
Buell, S, Sergt • Chickamauga, Sept 19- 63 


Steadman, CH Feb 21— «2 
Sweeney, E Nov 16— 61 


Cowels, H, sergt* Chaplin Hills, Oct 8—62 


Taple>, Wm B, ed Peru, III 


Hughes, Wm R 


Milwaukee 


Davis, ML* Cbaplin Hills, Oct 8—62 


Thayer, Chauncey R Clay Bank 


Hupp, J A 


Atlanta, Georgia 


Ellis, J • Chaplin Hills, Oct 8—62 


Whalee, J NashvUle, Feb l-M 


Jolce, • 


Chaplin Hills. Oct 8-62 


Kaylor, H * Chaplin Hills, Oct 8—02 
Level, P, corp * Chaplin Hills, Oct s-62 
Maloney, R* Chaplin Hills, Oct 8-62 
McKenzie, D-|- AndersonviUe, July 7—64 


Waiiams, L Columbus 


Kirst, Joseph 
Littlefield, A 
Moh, Christian 


West Bend 

Chlckama'jga, Sept 19—03 

Maple Works 


-[ 


Peck, C E, corp 


Dec 1-01 


Nichols, J N, sergt * Cbaplin Hills, Oct 8—62 
Peabody. J P, • Chaplin Hills, Oct 8-62 
Phillips, J, Murfreesboro, April 4—64 
Pollard, A, corp • Chaplin Hills, Oct 8 —62 
Pickett, T B. corp i;haplin Hills, Oct 8—63 


Capt Henry Requay 


Post. C J 


G B & M K R 


Capt A F Adams 


Schlegel, Christian, shoemaker Westfleld 


Capt Eugene Carey 


Spears, W B, corp 


Stevenson, Nov 1—63 


Capt John C McMullen 


Stephens, C • 


Chaplin Hills, Oct 8—62 


Lieut Gilbert B Bingham Corzent' Giove.Kan 


Sweetster, S M 


Cliattaiiooga, Jan 3—64 


Sanberly, Henry 

Schemerhorn, S JanesviUe 

See, Alexander F RoUo. Mo 


Lieut Lewis C Trowbridge 


Wechselberg.R, corp 


• Cliickamauga, Sept 19—63 


Lieut J S Richardson Oct 6, 63 


Wechselberg, W • 


Chupliu Hills, Oct 8-02 


Lieut Horace E Wood 


Wicker, Wm H H 


Neillsville 


Sireasey, S + Chaplin Hills, Oct 24-62 


Baker, P Nashville, July 16—64 


Wicker. W H 


Unity 


Tunner, D H Bowling Green, Oct 18—62 


Breed, J H, corp* Chaplin Hills, Oct8-62 


Wood, Geo, Serg't 


Chattanooga, Aug 31—64 


Warrendorph, Ed Albert Lea, Minn 


Carver, W H» Chaplin HUls, Oct, 8—62 



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Chapel, C H* Chattanooga, Aug 16—64 

Dieteile, J Sank City 

Uurkee, C+ Chaplin Hills, Oct 10—62 

Faii'ou, W Andersonville, Aim 20—64 

George, W Nashville, Feb 6—63 

(iriinin, L March 17—62 

Henricks. Wni Clevelaiul, Ohio 

Holconib, A Nashville, Aiif; I'J —64 

Koohell, A Murfreesboro, ilarch 7— «3 

Kuiniiieit, J Andersonville, May 16—64 

I.ittletield, A Feb 27—62 

Littleflckl, M March 2— 62 

Lyman, W B+ Louisville, Jan 10—63 

Moore, R Jan 21—62 

Morgan, Phlneas Menomonie 

Nichols, J * Chaplin Ilills.Oct 6 02 

Peter, A * Kenesaw. June 12— 62 
Richardson. J S 1st It + Chaltanooga.Octe— 62 

Sawyer, J H Murfreesboro, Feb 23—63 

Still, D April 27— 62 

Stroub, A Jan 14—63 

Stntz, Peter, postmaster Plain 



Tucker, W H 
Upliani, M + 
Wagnor, F 
Wilson, G J 
Woodworth, \V B 



March 24—62 

Chaplin Hills, Oct 9-62 

Murfreesboro, Feb. 23—63 

Feb 3—62 

Andersonville, Sept 21—64 



Capt Oran Rogei's 
Capl Abner O Heald • 
Capt George W Bulfum 
Lt Sylvester Colwell 
Lt Jerome F Brooks 
Lt Charles C White 
Abers, H V 
Annis, A, 1 
Arnold, E 
Arnold, H + 
Babcock, D, a 
Batchelder, J 
Brown, C W+; 
Churchill, U 
Clark. J E* 
Coftecn, Moses 
Coleman, S 
Craig. Ezekiel L 
Deetsh, J * 
Duncan. Albert, f 
Everdell, LB, a 
Fen is. Ed F 
Green, T H, architect 
Gretzer. Jno 
Hance, A + 
Hart. Lewis 
Harvey, O M 
Hayfoi-d, Wm T 
Henry, C S, m 
Johnson, H L 
Lavcox. R * 
Littlefield, AD* 
Magensen, Thomas 
Mcintosh, C M 
McNewson. T,l 
Meach,N W 
Mentinck.H 
Norton, H J 
Ogle, F C • 
Pier. C K, b 
Preston, C 
Root, A E 
R H>t, S E 4- 
Kow, John 
Row, William 
Swaiui, W H.'corp * 
Strong, Jr T F 
Snaun, W H, corp * 
Tibbetts, W, sergt * 



Sept 19—03 



Nashville, Feb 2-62 

Fond du Lae 

March 5—62 

Nashville, Jan 23—63 

Fond du Lac 

Andersonville, Sept 12—64 

Chaplin Hills, Oct 1.5—62 

Murfreesboro, March 27—63 

Chaplin Hills.Oct 8—02 

Tavche*dah 

Chicago 

Toniah 

Chaplin Hills, Oct 8—62 

BoltonviUe 

Wahpeton, Dakota 

Eagle Rock, Idaho 

Fond du Lac 

Hastings. Neb 

Chiekamauga, Sept 19-63 

Waupun 

Andersonville, June 6—64 

Taycheedah 

Fond do Lac 

Waldo 

Chaplin Hills, Oct 8—62 

Chiekamauga, Sept 19—03 

Taycheedah 

Murfreesboro, March 8—63 

Fond du Lac 

Ta.\cheedah 

Chiekamauga, Sepi 19—63 

Vickeryville, Mich 

Chaplin Hills, Oct 8—62 

F"ond du Lac 

April 10—62 

Wisconsin, Dec 29— 63 

Chapliu Hills, Oct 18—62 

BoltonviUe 

Boltouville 

Chapliu Hills, Oct 8— 62 

F"ond du Lac 

Chaplin Hills, Oct 8—02 

Nashville, Jan!3-63 



Tibbetts, Horace, c Hingham 

True, W Murfreesboro, Apiil 23—63 

Walters, Herman, me Fond du Las 

Ward,L, sergt. fruit-grocer, Benton Harbor. Mich 
Wheeler. Byron Rosendale 

Wheelock, Thomas Taycheedah 



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CaptTH Green, *chitect. Fond du Lac 

Capt Cbvis Klock, stock, gr, Mastersvllle, Texas 
Lt W S Burrows, marble cutter, Lyons, Mich 
Lt R M Sawyer+ Nashville, Oct l-<;2 

Lt Henry Stone. 

Lt B F jiorgan, sherilt Oshkosh 

Lt F G Rice, Benton Harbor, Mich 

Lt H G Leoiuird, p Fond du Lac 

Arnold, W Chiekamauga, Sep 17—6:! 

Atkinson, A, me Omaha, Neb 

Bryant. G E, f Madison 

Baer, Henry Fond du Lac 

Bryant, Ihos, loan agent Omaha. Neb 

Baker, F N+ Chaplin Hills, Oct 14-62 

Na,shville, April U— 62 



Baker, C H 
Brainard, C S 
Crites, Isaac 
Crites, Paul 
Contin, James 
Coffeen, M J» 
Conipte, Henry 
Cooper, Wm 
Dashiing, EB* 
Driess, H-f 
Duell. Strabo 
Delong. Chas 
Durby, Ed 
Foster, Jno 
Foster, W .M* 
George. Samuel 
Hill, Joseph 
Hunter, James 
Herrling, Theo, f 
Hide, Wolcott 
Keiser, H, 
Kellogg, C P, corp 
Longstreet, B K 
Ladair, John, 
Leonard, H 6, pr 
Love, W W, sergt+ 
LeClare, J 
McCall, Irwin 
Mc.^rthur, W» 
Morley, H O R 
Mahalfey, Alex 
McLaughlin, E, e 
Malhson, Cyrenus 
Namas, R* 

Navens, Robert 

Owen, Fred 

Prosser, J 

Palmer, C S, corp 

Pells, J, 

Post, C J 

Randall, P P + 

R ipier, P 

Rath,FM* 

Rourke, M+ 

Russel, G J+ 

Reed, E. on the inarch-)- 

Stone,Geo 

St John, F R. c 

Smith, A P* 

Strong.TF, Jr, pr 

Soott, G A 

Thele, Henry 

Thompson. Wm 

Wiley, J • 



Nashville, Feb. 10—62 
Minnesota 
Minnesota 
Raymond 
Chaplin Hills. Oct 8-.62 
Raymond 
Oakfield 
Chickanianga, Sept 19^-63 
Chaplin Hills, Oct 17—62 
Lamartine 
Lamartine 
Oakfield 
Oaktield 
Chaplin Hills, Oct 8—62 
Raymond 
Lamartine 
Raymoii'i 
Fond du Lac 
Lamartine 
Chattanooga. July is— 64 
Mitchellville, Nov 18— 
Osceola 
Oakheld 
Fond du Lac 
Chaplin Hills. Oct 12—61 
Danville, Va. Jan 8—62 
Omro 
Chaplin Hills, Oct 8—62 
Nashville, .^ep 17-62 
Raymond 
Stevens Pt. 
Lamartine 
Chaplin Hills, Oct. 8—62 
Oaktield 
Oaktielil 
Lamartine 
Jan 4—62 
Colonia 
G B & M R R, Green Bay 
Andersonville, Dec. 8-64 
Oakfteld 
Chiekamauga, Sept 19—03 
Chaplin Hills, 0,t 20—62 
Chattanooga. Oct i/— 63 
July 22—61 
Lamartine 
Fond du Lac 
Chaplin Hills, Oct 8—62 
Fond du Lac 
Nashville. Sep 11—62 
Geneva, Iowa 
Oakfield 

Chaplin Hills, Oct 8—62 



Forbes, Herrick A 
H.aas, Geo A 
Keyes, DwightW 
Newmait. John, 1 
Pleny. Norcross, a 
Sanders, E J 



Hartford 

Milwaukee 

Harrison 

Janesviile 

Robey st, Chicago 



SECOND INFANTRY, 

Three years, organized June llth, 1861 . Orig- 
inal strenglh, iu5i ; gain by recruits, etc.. 215 ; 
total, 1266. Death loss. 261— killed in action, 48, 
died of wounds. 60. of disease, 53. Other losses, 
!>18— missing, 6, desertions, 05, transfers. 134, dis- 
charged, 466. Strength at muster out, July 2d 
1864,318. Campaigns in Virginia, with the old, 
'•Iron Brigade." 

REGIMENTAL ROSTER, 



Col S Park Coon a 
Col Edgar O'Conner* 
Col Lucius Faircbild 
Col John Mansfield, sen, 
Lt Col H W Peck 
Lt Col D McDonald 
LtColTS Allen, ed 
Lt Col G H Stevens-f 
Lt Col W L Parsons 
Ma] G H Otis 
Ad] E M Hunter 
Ad] C K Oean 
Ad] G M Woodward 
Q M H E Paine 
Q M J U Ruggles 
Q .M J G MacCormac 
Surg J M Lewis 
A Surg T P Russell 
S\ug A J Ward 
A Surg P S Arudt 
A Surg P Fox 
A Surg S Tucker 
A Surg H Babcock 
A Surg J C Richmond 



Chicago 

Gainesville. Aug 28— 62 

Madrid, Spain 

ator Los Angeles, Cal 

Monri,e 

Sioux City. Iowa 

Oslikosh 

Gettysburg, July 5—63 

Racine 

McGregor, Iowa 

Milwaukee 

Boscobel 

LaCrosse 

Washington, D. C 

Lincoln, Neb 

Oconomowoc 
Oshkosh 
JIadison 
Kenosha 
M.idison 
Homer, Iowa 
Gowanda, N Y 



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Gettysburg July 5-63 

Randolph, 

Madison 

VI. Kenneth, Texas 

Council Bluffs, la 



UNASSIGNKD. 



Bridges, M L 



Hubbard City 



Capt G H Stevens + 

Capt H B Converse 

Capt W W Jones 

Capt Alured Larke 

Capt 1) B Daily 

Lt E B Mann 

Lt A T Morgan Washington, D C 

Lt H Naegely Mazomanie 

Lt S N Boiid, conductor 

Ll J M Chappel Kingston 

Adams, John H City Point, June 27—64 

Bennett, Sibis * Gainesville, -iug :8— 02 

Bennett, H U, harness maker Milwaukee 

Bennett, A D, 1st sergt* Wilderness, May 5— 64 

Braudsletter, Chas-t- Gettysburg, July 12—03 

Bnondou , Robert R R C on St L & Min Ky 



Burton, Daniel 
Carhait, J M, corp* 
Chappel, J M 
Converse, H B 
Cook. Samuel 
Dexter, Frank 
Downs, Thomas • 
Fletcher, Chas 



Oak Hill 

Bull Run, July 21—61 

Kingston 

Randolph 

Rai,doliih 

Madison, Nov —03 

Gainesville Aug 28—02 

Fredericksburg, May 21—62 



Gallette, N G, railroading Toledo, Ohio 

Gorum, Harvey* Hatcher's Run, Oct 27-64 

Gould, James H Washington, April 19—02 

Hanson, Charles, miller Mansion 

Hayne, Cliarles 1 Chapin, low a 

Hill, George, marble cutter Fox Lake 

Horn, Gustavus* Antietam, Sept 17—02 

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SHEPPARD ROMANS, President and Actuary. 



♦»iSAFETY, SIMPLICITY, AND DURABILITY^^ 

OF THIS POLICY IS ADMITTED BY THE MOST EMINENT INSDKANCE EXPERTS TO BE THE VERY BEST PLAN YET ADOPTED. 
SEE THE FOLLOWING EXTRACTS : 

[From Philip L. Spooner, Insurance Commissioner of Wisconsin.] 
"Tlieplanof life insurance presented by tlie " Provident Savings" is one tlie want of wliicli lias long been felt as being within the compre- 
hension of the ordinary mind. It might well be called the common-sense system of lite insurance, for while the indemnity is as unquestioned as 
that of the old system, yet, unlike the latter, it is not so inextricably connected with line spun theories as to mystify the assured, if not the Actuary 
himself." 

[From the Report of Hon. Stephen H. Rhodes, Insurance Commissioner of Massachusetts] 
"It is becoming more apparent every day that a radical change in the plans of life insurance is demanded. Of the various schemes or plans for 
insurance adapted to the wants of the masses, that of &heppard Homans, known as "Life Insurance Without Large Accumulations of Reserves," is 
the most prominent," 

[From Report of Hon. Oliver PUl.sbury, Insurance Commissioner of New Hampshire.] 
"No substanli.nl reason has been adduced why a person should not pay and renew insurance on his life anuually, as he does on his property. Life 
insurance conducted somewhat after the manner of fire insurance would largely do away with the necessity of heavy "reserve" accumulations, al- 
ready the subject of deep concern among busmess meu." 

New York, May 20, 1S78. 
Shki'PArd Homans, Actuary:— T>EAii Sir : We have carefully considered the theory and proposed application of your " Plan for Life Insur- 
ance Without Reserves," and I believe that for insurauce companies it will be fully as secure as the present system, and, for a large portion of the 
insuring public, more satisfactory. It it receives the appreciation it deserves, it will inaugurate a new era in life insurance. 

Yi urs Truly, D. P. Fackler, Actuary. 

Elizur Wright, Actuary and Com'r. 
Ben. Gkiffin, Actuary Mutual Life N. Y. 
Henry F. Home.s, Actuary. 

JAS. C. Watson, Actuary Mich. Mut. Lite Ins. Co. 
Boston, March 22, 1875. 
Mt Dear Mr. Homans ; I am exceedingly obliged by your letter of yesterday. To you I hardly need say that I fully approve the circular of 
the " Provident Saving.s" enclosed in your letter. I should oe happy to say it to everybody. Your institution reaUy leaves nothing to be desired as to 
equity, safety and convcnierue in life insurance. 

Y^oui-s Truly, Elizur Wrigut. 



ABRAHAM AVERY, Rand, Avery & Co., Printers, Boston. 

ALFUEI) S. BARNES, Publisher, 3 Williams street. 

CHAS. K. BINGHAM, Westfleld, Mass. 

E. A. BRINCKEKHOFF, Brinckerhoff, Turner* Co., 109 Duane. 

ADDISON BROWN, Counselor at Law. 

WILLIAM A. CAMP, Manager New York Clearing House. 

STEPHEN G.CLARKE, Counselor at Law. 

ALONZO B CORNELL. Vice-Pres. West'n Union Telegraph Co. 

FRANCIS 0. FRENCH, First National Bank 

RRACY R. EDSON, Late President Ameraicau Note Co. 

PARKE GODWIN, Editor Evening Post. 



BENJAMIN GRIFFEN, D. A. Van Home & Co., 25 Park Place. 
DANIEL A. HEALD, Vice-President Home Insurance Co. 
PHEPP.iiRl) HOMANS. President and Actuary. 
JOSEPH H. PARSONS, Manufacturer, Cohoes,N.Y. 
EDWARDS PIERREPONT, Late U. S. Minister to England. 
TIMOTHY H. PORTER, Banker, (Soutter& Co.) 
GEORGE S. SCOTT, Vice-Pres't Pacific Mail S. S. Co. 
JOHN R. SMITH. Vice-Prest Gebhard Fire Insuince Co. 
WILLIAM STANLEY, Counselor. (Stanley, Brown & Clarke.) 
CHARLES TAYLOR. Treasurer Domestic Sewing Machine Co. 
A. F. WILLMARTH, Vice-President Home Insurance Co. 









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WISCOXSIX SOLDIERS AND SAILORS REUNION ROSTER. 



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Jone", W W, inland office iMadison 

Knoble, Henry City Point, June 20— C4 
Lewis, H door-li'p house rep, Washington, D C 

Lord, Austin ri • Antietam, Sept 17—62 

Lulin, William * Gainesville, Aug:;28— 62 

Maun, E li Milwaukee 

Marden, Joseph W • Gettysburg, July 1—03 

Maynard, Geo A ■ Neillsville 

Marshall, Judd Chicago 
McDonald, John, corp+ Gettysburg, July 2—61 

Morgan, Albert X Fox Lake 

Morrow, Peter * Gainesville, Aug 28— C2 

Mulroy, P Xew London 

Nichols, T A, corp+ Gettysburg, July 2—63 

Ogden, Alexander * Antietam, Sept 17—62 

Pardee, Marcus * Antletam,Sept 17—62 

Phillips. F L, R R agt Fox Lake 

Pomroy, Cady Chicago 

Quinn, Thomas, f Fox Lake 

Robbins, L BlueE?rth, Minn 

Sharpe, John W • Gainesvdie, Aug28 — 62 

Stafford, Edgar • Bull Run, July 21—61 

Welch, Robert * Wilderuess, May 6—64 

Whig, Jesse t Rozellville 



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Capt Wilson Colwell' S Mountain. Sept 14—62 
Capt RH Hughes* Laurel Hill, May 10-64 

Capt H E Morgan Washington 

Lt Frank Hatch LaCrosse 

Lt G M Woodward LaCrosse 

Lt J D Wood St Paul, Minn 

Lt Themas Kelby Racine 

Andres, Ignatius* Antietam, Sept 17—62 

Braiidford, Oscar M* Gettysburg, July I — 61 
Brennan, Michael* Gettysburg,July 1—63 

Brewster, Edwin O* Gainesville, Aug 28—62 
Burton, Daniel Oak Hill 

Bushee, C C, corp Andersonville. Sept 12—64 
C;istor, Silas+ Gettysburg, July 5 — 63 

CoUvell, William* capt S Mountain Sept 14 — 62 
Dailey, Dennis B Council Bluffs, la 

Fox, (ieoige, Gettysburg. July 2—63 

Gardner, Myron* Blackburn's Ford, July 18—01 
Gillies, George,! Madison 

Hatch, Frank, chief of police LaCrosse 

Higgins, Eli, com traveler St Joseph, Mo 

Hughes, Robert, capt* Laurel Hill. May 10—64 
Knolbauck, Anton+ Ricbinond, July 21— 61 

Knox, David W* Bull Run, July 21—61 

Marvin, Lee Fredericksburg, Jan 9—63 

McClintock, Robert Fredericksburg, Nov 21—62 
McHardy, Harnion+ Antietam, March 30 — 63 
Mcintosh, William P Algona, Iowa 

Olln. Uiell F+ Antietam, Sept 17—62 

Potter, Edward* Gainesville, Aug 28—62 

Rack.'vma, Klaus+ Washington, Jan 9—63 

Ratejin, Hans+ City Point, June 23—63 

Reibt, Ferdinand* Antietam, Sept 17—62 

Stael. William, gunbo»t Mound City 

Symes, G C Denver, Col 

Van Cott, C H, f Adair, Iowa 

Washburn, Chas C Adair, Iowa 

Weucen, Goddhelp, Bangor 

Woodward. Gilbert M, a LaCrosse 

White, Henry+ Washington, June 29—64 



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Capt D McKee + 
Capt G W Gibson, 
Lt C K Dean, 
Lt Wm Booth, 
Lt F H Liscom, 
Lt E P Kellogg!4- 
Lt Levi Showalter, 
Barnliersel, Martin J 
Beasley, George *. 
Belknap. S, corp 



Boscobel 

Boscobel 

Potosi 

Lancaster 

Gainesville, Va, Oct 9—62 

Bee town 

Gainesville, Aug 28— 6i 

Antietam, Sept 17—62 

Aug 18—61 



Booth, William 
Brown, Joseph * 
Burgess, John H 
Burton, Daniel 
Burton, Daniel * 
Carter, Richard, a 



Potosi 

Gainesville, Aug 28—62 

July 22—62 

Oak Hill 

Gettysburg July 1—63 

Dodgeville 



Cook, Michael, corp + Gainesville, Sept 16 — 6> 

Cox, Thomas D * Bull Run. July 21—61 

Crossley, W T, sergt Washington, July 1—63 

Curtis, A J, m Lowell, Mass 

Dean, C K, ed Boscobel 

Ewii.g, Wm A+ Gettysburg, Aug 12—63 

Gow, James + Gettysburg, July 2—03 

Gudger, D, corp* Gettysburg, July 1—03 

Gibson, Geo W Boscobel 

Halloway, GeoW* Antietam, Sept 17—02 

Housley, Ephraiin K May 16—62 

Hyde, Geo B + Gainesville, Sept 10—62 
Hyde, James W 

Kellogg, P, 2d It + Gainesville, Oct 9— 62 

La Font, July 9—62 

Ludwig, Otio W • Gettysburg, July 1—63 

Luscoin, Frank H Lancaster 

McKenzie, R H+ Antietam, .Sept 62 

N'eaville, F, 1st sergt * Gainesville, Aug 28—62 

Neaville, H B Antietam, Sept 17—02 
Nevins, Geo W, Postm,aster, Bloomington, 111 

Pettinger, R S • Gainesville, Aug 28—02 

Schmidt, John* Gainesville. Aug 28—62 

Simpson, R J Antietam, Sept 17—02 

Spease, Albert W April 25—63 

Stevenson. R S * Antietam, Sept 17—02 

St. John, jLihn+ Oct 8— 02 

Train, Spencer M + Gettysburg, Aug 25—03 

Waldorf, Albert + Gainesville, Nov 2.5—02 

yi aldoi-f , Francis M Dec 19—02 
Weible,Wieland 

Wilcox, Newton * Gainesville, Aug 28 — 02 



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Capt G B Ely 
Capt James D Wood 
Capt E P Perry 
Lt A B McLean 
Lt D D Dodge 
Lt G F Sanders 
Lt W A Jameson-}- 
Lt A F Lee 
Atchinson, Edwin 
Bell, John 
Bachn, Henry 
Batcheldor, Geo-f 
Bean, Andrew* 
Biessler, Miles D* 
Brown, Charles C* 
Brown. .Jason* 



St Paul, Minn 



New London 



Gettysburg, July 5—63 

Carroll City, Iowa 
Stoughton 
Berlin 
Gettysbure, July 1—63 
S Mountain, Sept 14—02 
S Mountain, Sept 14—62 
Bull Run, July 21—61 
Bull Run, July 21—6! 
Ehle, John M, surgeon gen's office Washington 
Ehle, Chauncy, coi-p Nov— 62 

Fagan, Bartley* Fredericksburg, Dec 13—62 
Foote. W H, miller Watertown 

Gage, Ashel* S Mountain, Sept 14—62 

Hamilton, J, corp Richmond 

Hughes, Win K Milwaukee 

Knell, Thomas H Beloit 

Martin, Stewart* S Mountain. Sept 14—63 

Monker, Gottleib Dodgeville 

Peacock, J, corp* Gainesville. Aug 28—62 

Perry, Hugh D* Bull Run, July 21—61 

Sacket, Isaac, corp June 24—63 

Scott, John W+ Gettysburg, Aug— 63 

Seymoure, Geo W Dec 3—63 

Smith, William, corp Nov— 63 

Tra ublie Joseph* Gainesville, Aug 28— 6j 

Wilcox, Oramel Janesville 

Wilcox, P, corp+ Gettysburg, July 1—63 



Capt Gabriel Bouck 



Oshkosh 



Capt L n Smith 
Capt M R Baldwin 
Lt John Hancock 
Lt A M Thoines 
Lt Reuben Ash 
Lt H B Jackson 
Lt Jas N Ruby 
Lt H B Harshaw 
Abranis, G* 
Adams, Henry C, me 
Ash, Reuben, m 



Oshkosh 
Oshkosh 
Oshkosh 
Oshkosh 
Oshkosh 
Orhkosh 
Oshkosh 
Oshkosh 
Mound City 
Oshkosh 
Oshkosh 



Baldwin, M R, agt G 'l' hne, Minneapolis Minn 

Baldwin, Melvin R Oshkosh 

Barton, John* Bull Run, July 21—61 

Bartlett, J C corp+ Gainesville, Aug 29—62 

Banderob, Jno Oshkosh 

Bedient, Geo W - Jan 22—62 

Birch, John Winnecoime 

Bouck, Gabriel, a Oshkosh 

Boyd, Wm B. Oshkosh 

Bridge, W* S Mountain, Sept 14—62 

Carpenter, G* Mound City 

Carwardine, G, corp* Gettysburg, July 1—63 

Conner, Timothy* Antietam, Sept 17—62 

Cooper, Edwin-t- Gainesville, Dec 15.-62 

Crary, Oscar F Oshkosh 
Davids, John B, surveyor Vancouver, Oregon 

Davis. Wm L* Gainesville, Aug 28-62 

Davis, O M Beaver Dam 

Dillon, William* Gainesville. Aug 28—62 

Dougherty, James* Mound City 

Ellsworth, Edwin Oshkosh 

Firman, h+ Sept 8—61 

Finney, Ed E Oshkosh 

Flanagan, Vincent* Antietam, Sept 17—62 

Gr.aham, Stephen Feb 11—63 
Graves, Charles 

Hackett, Samuel T* Gettysburg, July 2—63 

Hauler, James, bk Oshkosh 

Hancock, John, a Oshkosh 

Harshaw, Henry B, a Oshkosh 

Hirth, Henry Sept 7—63 

Jackson, H B, a Oshkosh 

Lester, Richard, a Appleton 
Mackerson, E U Andei-sonville, Aug 5—64 

Mcintosh, LL* Antietam, Sept 17— 63 
Montgomery, Charles 

Nutter, Geo* S Mountain, Sept 14—62 

Perry, Ebenezer P, a New London 
Rouse, W S, 1st sergt-i- Gettysburg, July 11—63 
Robert, J W, col office Michigammie, Mich 

Ruby, James N, me Oshkosh 

Scbintz, Louis, abst office Appleton 

Scoville, Henry April 11—62 

Smith Lyman H Oshkosh 
Smith, L H, col of customs Island Pond, Vt 

Sinitli, Geo E, Racine 

Smith, Joseph W* Gainesville, Aug 28-62 

Sprague, J G, elk Oshkosh 

Stever. Wells-I- Gainesville, Sept 30—62 
Stroud, Horace, traveling salesman Oshkosh 

Strong, Wm E 370 Ohio st, Chicago 

Taplin, Osman B+ Antietam, Sept 24 — 62 

Thomas, Alanson M, lumberman Oshkosh 

Thornes, A M Oshkosh 

Torrence, Elmer* Mound City 

Waite, Joseph M Chicago 

Ward, Lawson* Gettysburg, July 1—63 

Whiting, W C Stillwater, Minn 

Whiting, Benj* Gainesville, Aug 28 — 62 

Wing, Elwin B Southern, 111 



Capt Wm E Strong 
Capt Win L Pal sons 
Capt Martin L (iorman 
Lt A O Doolittle 
Lt A F Sexton 



Racine 
Racine 
Racine 
Racine 
Racine 



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Business Inquiries by Mail Receive Prompt Attention. 



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Lt F L Grail am 
Lt Henry Hnrlburt 
Lt Mai'tin Kodinan 
Ad^iiis, Alexander 
Beauman, George 
Benson. Henry E * 
Burns. Peter 
Chrystie,.Iolin T + 
Christy, Hans P * 
Cole, A C 
Cole. Brank n * 
Coombs, 1, D 
Doolittle, A O 
Doolittle, A 
Field. N J 
Filer. Clias * 
Fuller, William 
Gorman, Jlartin 
Gorman, Marie 
Graham, Frank 
Graham. Francis L 
Gregory, Walter • 
Higgins, .John C 
Hinlun, .John E + 
Humes, Marien F • 
Hurlhurt, Charles 
Hurlliurt, Henry 
Ives, Chai'les 
Jewett, Charles 
.Jones, Thomas 
.Tudsou, Shel 
Ivelly, Thomas 
Liedy, John B * 
Lincoln, G P. corp * 
M»nderson, Samuel 
Mann, JiLsM* 
Mead, Sid 
Meigs, Nath'l* 
I'ackard, E 
Parsons, Lou 
Parsons, William 
Pitcher, S D 



Burlington 

Racine 

Darien 

Racine 

Oshkosli 

BullEun, July21— 61 

Racine 

Gettysburg, July 9—83 

Gainesville, Aug 28— C2 

Nebraska. City. Neb 

Gainesville, Aug 28—62 

Colorado Springs, Col 

Charles City, iDwa 

Racine 

Racine 

Bull Ron, July 21—61 

Racine 

liaciue 

liacine 

Chicago, 111 

Burlington 

Gainesville, Aug 24— C2 

Racine 

Antielam, Oct 14—62 

Bull Run, July 21— CI 

Racine 

Racine 

Racine 

Bakersneld, Cal 

Alexandria, Nov 12—62 

Washington, DC 

Chicago, 111 

Gettysburg, July 1—63 

Gainesville, Aug 28—62 

Racine 

Gainesville, Aug 28—62 

Cliicago, 111 

Gainesville, Aug 28—62 

Racine 

Ivansas 

Racine 

Oshkosh, 



Powels, Henry G, stone mason Union Grove 
Price, William, corp+ Gainesville, Sept 62 



Rangott, A O * 
Rodnum, Martin 
Rogan, James • 
Ruby, J N . me 
Sanford, Henry 
Seaman. Samuel * 
Sexton, A J 
Sexton, Andrew F 
Small, Adam, corp 



Fredericksburg, Dec 14—62 

Darien 

Wilderness, May G— 64 

Oshkosh 

Manitowoc 

Gainesville, Aug 28— .2 

New Orleans, La 

Racine 

Gainesville, Aug 28—62 



Smith, DC* Spottsylvania C H, May 10—64 

St George, Thomas Racine 

Stickney, E B, corp * Gainesville, Aug 28—62 
Stone, Walter Deadwood, D T 

Strong, Wni E, Sturgeon Bay Canal Co Chicago 
Sapling, C W, mt Bacine 

Upham, William Marshfield 

Warrington, H, sergt • Gettysburg, July 1—63 
Weber, Peter » Gainesville, Aug 28—62 

Yates, John * Antietam, Sept 17—62 



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Capt A S Hill 
Capt John Mansfield 
Capt C C Dow 
Lt S H Morrison 
Lt S IC Vanghan 
Lt W S M A bbott 
Allen, C B, 
Bentley, Van R+ 
Bloom.Chas* 
Britlett, Geo W 
Chapman, J 
Christy, John* 
Coffin, Henry R* 



Portage City 

Los Angeles. Cal 

Minneapolis. Minn 



Portage City 

Dodgeville 

Andersonville, Aug 12—64 

Antietam, Sept 20— 62 

Gainesville, Aug 25—64 

magistrate Wenona. Ill 

Andersonville, June 29—64 

Bull Run, July 21— 61 

Bull Run, July 21—61 



Costley, Joseph G 
Cowring, T F, m 
Davis, O W corp* 
Dean, Wm* 
Dow, Charles C, a 
Elterman, Gnstav* 
Fletcher, Theo+ 
Folinsby. Geo 
Font, Edward, 
Ford, John 
Hill, A S 
Hoesley, Henry, mt 



Alexandria, Minn 

Gainesville, Aug 28— 62 

Gainesville, Aug 28—62 

Minneapolis, Minn 

Antietam, Sept 17— C2 

S Mountain, Oct 13— 02 

Minueiska, Minn 

Delaficid 

Madison, Feb 18—64 

Portage City 

New Glarus 



Holbridge, S A, blacksmith 



Lodi 



Jackson, Edwin* 
Kent, J G, sei^* 
Leclear, Gustav, corp* 
J.estor, John* 
Loonier, Judah T* 
Mansfield, Jcdin, a 
Mack, Geo W* 
Maloney, Patrick* 
McDonald, R.and.all* 
McHugh, Stephen 
Nooman, John 
Pardee, Andrew T* 
Parker, Orson* 
Phillios, M L* 
Plumstead, W C* 
Ransaeler, H 
Reynold, Charles 
Schilden, John P* 
Sharpe, J H 
Sherwood, Guy* 
Shumway, D L 
Sines, James G 
Slatey, T J* 
Snyder, Jas A* 
Siffany. Alonzo P 
Tupper, Hanford* 
Vaughn, S K 
Williams, Wm U* 



Gainesville, Aug 28—63 

Gainesville, Aug 28—62 

Gainesville, Aug 28—62 

Gainesville, Aug 28—62 

Gettysburg, July 1—63 

Los Angeles, Cal 

Gainesville, Aug 28-62 

Gettysburg, July 1—63 

Gainesville, Aug 28— «2 

Feb 14—62 

Bull Run, July 21—61 

GaniesviUe, Aug 28—62 

Gainesville, Aug 28—62 

Gainesville, Aug 28—62 

Gainesville Aug 28—62 

Andersonville, July 20—64 

Milwaukee 

Gainesville Aug 28—62 

Andersonville, July 30—64 

Gainesville, Aug 28—62 

Castle Rock, Minn 

May 2—62 

Gainesville, Aug 28—62 

Gainesville, Aug 28—6') 

Nov 2—63 

Gettysburg. July 1—63 

Portage City 

Bull Run, July 21-63 



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Capt Julius F Randolph *Gainesville,Aug 28— 62 



Capt Nathaniel Rollins 
Lt Aaron A Meredith 
Lt G M Huniplirey 
Lt Wm S Winegar * 
Allyn, HenrN A + 
Bacon, ChasT* 
Beaver. Thomas + 
Bohanan, G W 
Brayton. Chas H + 
Britton. Francis M + 
Bryan. J R * 
Burdick, Amos G 
Catlin, William * 
Chilcote, BenjT* 
Davidson, RE,£ 
Doty. Joseph W * 
Edmunds. E L + 
Erickson, Chas * 
Eskew, Jas M + 
Grover,JH, f 
Hamilton, AT + 
Heath. Edwin, corp * 
Heise, Fred + 
Kelly, T HP, corp 
Kirk, John, miller 
Knulson, Isaac 
Knulson, Thomas, corp * 
McColloni,HR* 
Mcintosh, Wra, 1 
Moore, Wm E * 
Northup, James E 
Packard, ElDridge + 
Randolph. J F, capt * 
Reed E R, janitor 
Smith, HA 



Leadville, Col 

Madison 

Pawnee City, Neb 

Gettysburg, July 1—63 

Antietam, Sept 26— 62 

Gainesville. Sept 10—62 

Gainesville, Sept 62 

Racine 

Gainesville, Sept 62 

Gettysburg, July 4—63 

Gettysburg, July 1—63 

Wisconsin, April 64 

Gainesville, Aug 28—62 

Gainesville, Aug 28—62 

Algona, Iowa 

Gettysburg, July 1—63 

Gainesville, Aug 29—62 

South Mountain. Sept 14—62 

Gainesville, Aug 29—62 

Algona, Iowa 

Antietam, Sept 26—62 

Gettysburg, July 1—63 

Antietam, Sept 26—62 

Feb 21—64 

Okee 

Oct 10—62 

Antietam, Sept 17—62 

Gettysburg, July 1—63 

Lodi 

Gainesville, Aug 28—62 

Newton, Iowa 

June 64 

Gainesville, Aug 28—62 

Madison 

Algona, Iowa 



Storm, Henry* 
Sutphen, Sliead* 
Thompson, John A 
Tule, John, butcher 
Watkins, James* 
Weatherbee, A* 
Wells. Sidney, f 
Wilbur, Geo W 
Winegar, W s, 2d It* 
Wyatt, Hiram C 
Young, James, corp* 
Yule, John 



Capt Thos S Allen 
Capt Wm La Fleische 
Capt Geo H Otis 
Lt Edw Devlin 
H Alonzo Bel! 
Lt T W Bishop 
Lt Wm Noble* 
LtC Wheelei* 
Lt O W Sanford* 
Avery, Lake* 



Antietam, Sept i7— 62 

Gainesville, Aug 28—62 

Wisconsin, March 64 

Lodi 

Gainesville, Aug 28—62 

Gainesville, Aui 28—62 

Okee 

Nov 62 

Gettysburg. July 1—63 

April 02 

Gainesville, Aug 28— 62 

Lodi 



Oshkosh 

Neilisville 

McGregor, Iowa 

Mineral Point 

McGregor, Iowa 

Wilderness, May 5—64 

Milwaukee 

Gainesville, Sept 17—62 

Gettysburg, July 1—63 



Chappell, R Arlington Heigiits, March 7—62 
Curry, H P corp* Gainesville, Aug 28—62 



Belknap, F A, f 
Bell, Alonzo 
Devlin. Edwai'l 
Dew, William H f 
Geib, Neik 
Genk, George 
Gilbert, Geo* 
Hanson. Charles, miller 
Hesse. Mortz* 
Kay, Isaac* 
Kesler. C 
Labouch, Peter 
Lawrence Phillips 
Le Flatsh, 
Maloney, Thomas 
Mei-ser William 
Moffat, David W * 



Golddeld. Iowa 

McGregor. Iowa 

Mineral Pf)int 

Weyanwega 

Mineral Point 

"Mineral Point 

South Mountain 

Mansion 

Gettysburg, July 1—63 

Gainesville, Aug 28—62 

Dodgeville 

Milwaukee 

Elkador, Iowa 

Bellmonl 

Des Moines, Iowa 

Dubuque, Iowa 

Gettysburg, July 1—63 



Nelson.Wm A,corp-f South Mountain, Oct 16 — 62 



Nobie, William, 1st It * 
Otis, George H, ed 
Owens, Wm A, miner 
Perrine, Jos C + 
Sanford, OW, 2dlt + 
Tregea, Leonard, ed 
Tregea. John F* 
Wheeler, C ins agt 
Williams, J O, corp* 
Winne, O F 



Wilderness, May 5 — 64 

McGregor. Iowa 

Dodgeville 

Gettysburg, July 19 — 63 

Antietam. Oct 1.3—62 

Des Moines, Iowa 

Gainesville. Aug 28—62 

Milwaukee 

Gettysburg, July 1 — 63 

East Troy 



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Capt John Stahel, 
Capt .J R Spoerri * 
Lt C G Esslinger 
Lt H T Spoerri 
Lt H Naegely 
Bainncartner, B 
Beckwith. Ed S 
Blasser. Ulrich* 
Blum. John* 
B.and, Fritz 
Dutland.Thos* 
Esslinger, C G 
Folnisbey, George 
Geiser, T, sergt* 
Gemeinder, B 
Haltinan, John 
Huppe. H + 
Klae^iFridoli^ 
Korrapp. John* 
Langworthy. A J, e 
Lathrop, Wm R 
Leosel, George, me 



Mazomanie 

Wilderness. May 6 — 64 

Manitowoc 

Mazomanie 

Andersonville, June 29—64 

Elkhorn 

Gainesville, Aug 28—62 

Gainesville. Aug 28— 62 

Richmond. Dec 26—63 

Gainesville, Aug 28—62 

M nitowoc 

Minneiska. Minn 

Gettysburg. July 1—63 

rlington Heights, Jan 16-02 

Arena 

Spottsylvania C H,May 2—64 

Luni. Iowa 

Gainesville, Aug 28—62 

d Milwaukee 

Washington, Dec 28—62 

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SOLDIERS AND SAILORS REUNION JIOSTER. 17 


Tuclislnger, M* Fredericksburg, June 29—62 


Wm Hawley Flint, Mich 


Tuttle, L F* Bolivar Heights, Oct 16—61 


Miirilen, W H 


Neillsville 


Lt Col Bertine Pinckney Peabody, Kan 


Turner, Delos P NorthHeld 


Meiidlick, Kodolph + 


Gainesville, Sept 11—62 


Lt Col L H D Crane* Cedar Mountain, Aug 9—62 


Thayer, Frauk B Atlanta, Aug 22—64 


Milch, Chab* 


Wilderness, May 6—64 


Lt Col J VV Scott* Chaucellorsville, May 1—63 


Tanner, G W W, a Lowell 


Mulroy, P 


New London 


Lt Col Martin Flood 


Tanner. Chas G. f Rockville, la 


Mauster, Anton + 


Gainesville, Oct 26—62 


Lt Col G W Stevenson Wiota 


B 


N'aeg»ly Henry 


Mazomanie 


Maj E L Hubbard Cimarron, Xew Mexico 


Nokes VV H 


Unity 


Alaj Warham Parks Ocouomowoc 




Oswald, John + South Mountain, Sept U— «^ 


Adj Henry G Bertram Juneau 


Capt John W Scott* Chancellorsville, May— 63 


Paschke, John corp* 


Gettysburg, July 8—63 


Ad] E E Bryant Madison 


Capt G W Stevenson Wiota 


Plott, Conrad + 


Gainesville, Aug 28—62 


AdJ Jasper Woodford 


Capt Wm M Snow Boston, Mass 


Ramthen, Wm -t- 
liemington, Wm N 


Gettysburg, July 3U— 63 
Mauston 


Adj A C Taylor 
QMJGKuight 


Capt W S Buck Fort Wayne, Ind 
Capt J E Kleven Culbertsou. Neb 


Koth.John -f 
K«se. Eugene P 
Shuchart, E corp + 
Sem, John + 
Smith, Eustus 


Gainesville, Oct 19— «2 

Mauston 

Gettysburg, July 4—63 

Oct 20 — 62 


Q M E J Meeker Kinsley, Kan 
QM JTMarvin 

Surg Don A Raymond Fond du Lac 
Surg e Ba' llett Meridian, K Y 
Surg J G Con ley 


Lt Wm S Jloscrip 

Lt G W Rollins 

Lt W B Dick 

Lt C L Dering Columbus 


Mauston 


Lt A Hegg Independence 


Stahl, John 


Mazomanie 


Surg G E Conant Neosho, Mo 


Lt B W Clark 
Lt Thos slagg 


Tarchoow, John 


Falls Church. Aug 12-62 


Surg Wilson Torrey Sleepy Eye, Muin 


Yam Wie, William H 


Mauston 


Surg Thos Kopff Beaver Dam 


Lt H C Spencer July 3—62 


Zeima. AdolpU + 
Zeirnet, Peter + 


Gainesville Sept 27—62 
Gainesville. Sept 11—62 


A.Surg J BG Baxter, p bureau Washington Di; 
A Surg E J Farr Eau Claire 
Chap Wm L Mather Fond du Lac 


Lt Jas E Crane Milwaukee 
Lt J R Amidon Cedar Rapids, la 
Leach, Wm, sergt Lynchburg, July 8—62 


UNASSIGNED. 


Chap J M Springer+ Murlreesboro May 28— «4 


Blake, Colbum, sergt* Antietam, Sept 17—62 


Tompson, John B 


Longmont, Col 


Chap Isaac A Springer 


Beenian, J P. sergt* Chancellorsville, May 3—63 


Bugbee, Alviu iN 


Grants ..urg 




Dibble, Cyrus, corp Fayetteville, Marcli 31—64 


Briene, Wm 


La Crosse 


A 


Steignian, .John, corp Frederick, Md, Oct 28—61 


Billings, Edward L 


Peach Grove, Kan 


Ailing, Jas A+ Averysboro, March 17—65 


Bedient, Horace 


Oshkosh 


Capt D S Glbbs 


Burns, Charles Shioctou 


Briggs, Lewis A 


Appleton 


Capt H Bertram Juneau 


Berschbaeher, Jno N Kewaskum 


Cary, John 


Oshkush 


Lt Jno Forsyth McGregor, la 


Corwell , Adam Murfreesboro, June 26—64 


Cubick, Hiram 


Owatonna, Minn 


Lt E E Bryant Madison 


Collins, J E Oak Centre 


Defoe Lewis 


Oslikosh 


Lt Jas W lUmter 


Dean, Jesse P Frederick, Md, Feb 5—60 


Elleuwood, David J 


Stevens Point 


Lt Setli Raymond David City, Neb 


Eddy, Fred* Cedar Mountain. Aug 9—62 


Eucking. John 


Fond du Lac 


Lt J D Baboock 


Earner, Wm H Baltimore, Sept 26—61 


Ford, Elisha 


New London 


Lt Orin S Howard Detroit, Mich 


Evans, G D, f Wild Rose 


Ford, Alsworth 


Oshkosh 


LtK L Blanchard 


First. Hemrich Green Bay 


Hart, Beiijamin B 


Waupaca 


Lt Abner Wood* Cliancellorsville, May 3—63 


Harmon, Edward P, a Hustisford 


Holland, John 


Oshkosh 


Lt J M Schweers Shawano 


Hinman, David* Chancellorsville, May 3—63 


Hasbronck, tJeorge M 


Oshkosh 


Lt E F Proctor 


Jarvis, GJ Richland Centre 


Hays, Luther M 


New York .City 


Lt Geo H Cook 


Jones, Christopher W Waukau 


Hugenin, Chester M 


Clintonville 


Glasur, F'red, 1st sergt+ Antietam, Oct 26—62 


Lanimore, J C* Cedar Mountain, Aug 9—62 


Haiuliu, John M 


Kansas City, Mo 


Putney, Z S, 1st sergt4- Aug 8—64 


Lovelace. A W* Cedar Mountain, Aug 9—62 


Howe, Charles 


Shawaiio 


Brainard, G W, sergt Nashville, June 28—64 


Liebenstein, William Scott 


Miller, John L 


Oshkosh 


Tuttle, D A, corp* Chancellorsville, May 17—63 


Mason, Wm T* Antietam, Sept 17—62 


Murty, Patrick 


Oshkosh 


Wales, Anson, corp* Fairfax Station, Dec 24—63 


jMcFarlane, Edward P, f Racine 


Bryant, William C 


Cedar Falls, Iowa 


Woodruff, H, corp* Chancel'orsville. May 3—63 


Maxwell, Geo I* Cedar Mountain, Aug ■)- 62 


Swings, Hiram, 




Allison, Alex Frederick, Md, March 17—62 


Magloskey, Fred* Antietam, July 6— 62 


Ostertag, Sebastian 


Oshkosh 


Ambrose, Austin 


Mericle, Arnold TuUahoma, April 30—64 


Oleson, Ole 


Oshkosh 


Brown, A L* Dallas, May 25— 64 


Pieino, A, mf Warren's Mills 


Oatman, Isaac 


Spencer 


Bnchlerkirchen, D» Cedar Mountain. Aug 9—62 


Piisco. I'l.bert Tullahoma, May 6—64 


Picclier, Sylvester D 


Oshkosh 


Bragg, John Sandy Hook, Md. Sept 26—62 


Roiindy, Albert B. mason Fond du Lac 


Stroud, Horace 


Oshkosh 


Clement, Henry* Bolivar Heights, Oct 16—61 


Simpson. Sinion+ Chancellorsville.May 3—63 


Steevers, R.bert 


Oshkosh 


took, Lyman* Dallas, May 25—64 


Strapher, Jno Oshkosh 


Stimson, Prosper 


New London 


Comley, Jacob, me McGregor, la 


Thompson, Ole, f Otronto, Iowa 


Weed, H C 


Oshkosh 


Collins, Joseph E, I Oak Centre 


Wright, W W, f Oshkosh 


Zahn, Fred 


Cincinnati, Ohio 


Dunn, John* Bentonville, N C 


Warren, Wm B+ Dallas, May 25—64 


Kodger, Geo W 


Ladoga 


Dutcher, John* Alexandria, June 24—65 


Ward, J M Oshkosh 


Hut'ihinson, John A 


Raymond 


Donward, Alexander Neosho 


Wright, Jefl Stevens Point 


Hart, John 


Escanaba 


Uonnovan.JF Lomira 


c 


Holden, Charles IM 


Mauston 


Davids. Henry, f Brothertown 


Hart, J H, musician 


EscanaVia, Mich 


Full, Simon, 1 McGregor. la 




Smith, Waldo G 


Madison 


Fowler, Isaac* Chancellorsville, May 3—63 


Capt Martin Flood 


Hart, John 


Appleton 


Fidler, Jefterson* Dallas, May 25—64 


Capt S E Gardiner 






Gould, Abner+ May 15—64 
Haswell, Jos Hustisford, Aug 7—64 


Lt M O'Brien 

Lt W Parks Oeonomowoc 








THIRD INFANTRY. 


Hagerman, Charles Mauston 
Hubbard, W Sparta 


Lt T Slagg 

Lt J Collins Plalnfleld 


Three years. Organized June 29th, 1861. 


Lord, Chas T,c Adrian, Mich 


Lt Abner Hubbell 


Original strength, 979 


. gain by recruits, etc.. 


Littlejohn, John Madison, Jan 22—65 


Lt C C Smith 


1177. total, 2156, death loss, 247— killed in ac- 


Meadows, W H Glasgow, Minn 


Lt G W Rollins 


tion, 97. died of wound 


5. 52. of disease, 98. 0th- 


Nettleton, N B* Antietam, Sept 17—62 


Lt J T Marvin 


er losses 1346— missing. 


6, desertion, 51, transfer. 


Narracong, Davis S* Dallas, May 25—64 


Lt S I Thompson Johnson's Creek 


98, discharged, 945. 


Strength at muster out. 


Poor, Chas H* Dallas, May 25—64 


Guy, George, corp* Antietam, Sept 17—62 


July 18th, 1865, 810. 


Campaigns in Yirginia, 


Rathert, Henry A, f Brothertown 


Kiinberly, W, corp* Chancellorsville, May 3—03 


Georgia, North and South Carolina. 


Kicner, Reuben T Brookside 


Rorke, David, corp* Cedar Mountain, Aug 9—62 






Stabenfelt, Ernest Watertown 


Becker. John* Dallas, May 25—64 


REGIMENTAL ROSTER, 


Soper, Thos J* Dallas, May 25-64 


Bemis, J W Frederick, Md. Dec 21— 61 


Col Chas S Hamilton 


Milwaukee 


Sphon, A W Murfreesboro, May 29—64 


Clark. Owen, f Stevens Point 


Col Thos H Kuger 


Atlanta, Ga 


Shelly, Ellas, f Brothertown 


Crawford, Alonzo, m Hartwellville, Mich 


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WISCONSIN SOLDIERS AND SAILORS REUNION ROSTER. 



Clark, Austin Frederick, Mil 

Coates, I C Neillsville 
Crane, Moses Wilmington, N 0, Marcii 26—65 

Diuin. M H Wnndman 

Fuller, H Neillsville 

Oreen.JohnM Fayetteville, April is— 64 

Loveland. Franklin Monticello 
Hosier, S E* Bolivar Heiglits, Oot. 16—01 

Nortlirup, Horace Frederick, Xov 30— 61 

Oseveson, Torger Wiisliiiiirton, May 29—65 

Roger, Fred* Cedar Mountain, Aug 9—62 

Koberts, Wm, f Magnolia 

Raymond, Henry* Bolivar Heiglits, Oct 16—61 

Ross Edgar* Bolivar Heights, Oct 16—61 
Sheffleld, Seymour J* Antietam, Sept 17—62 

Tliurlow Isaac* Antietam, Sept 17—62 

Trow, Win G+ Resaca. May 15— U4 

Underwood, Josiah Baltimore, Sept 1 — 61 

Winans, Isaac W* Cedar Mountain, Aug 9—62 

Wolf, Wm fella 

Webb, D->niel Vinings, Ga, July 21-64 

Yarger, Perry L Frederick, Nov 26—61 



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Wabasha, Minn 

Waiipun 

Crete, Neb 

Hutchinson, Minn 

Detroit, Midi 

Hastings, Neb 

Indianapolis, Ind 

Waupun 



Capt Andrew Clark 
Capt L B Balcom 
Capt C R Barrager 
U EdwSCase 
Lt Orel! S Howard, 
U Asher C Taylor 
Lt Algie S Hill 
Lt J W Hinkley 
Lt C H Lindsley 
Lt Wilber Haughowout 

Lt Jobn H Meigs, May 7—65 

Anderson, And Atlanta, Ga, Oct 29—64 

Aniadon, W P, f Waupun 

Butts, Wesley J* Cedar Mountain, Aug 9—62 

Baldwin, J S Vernon 

Biedleman, W H+ Vining's Station, Aug 22—64 
Cornell, C Peach Tree Creek, July 20—04 

Clark, ,Iob, c Fond du Lac 

Close, Richard Fond du Lac 

Close, Levi Jan 25—62 

Gee, John W+ Antietam, Oct 28—62 

Gee.JG. ph Brandon 

Gruiion, Peter, f Kiceville 

Hawley, D T Andersonville, Aug 28—04 

Jacobs, Curtis* Cedar Mountain, Aug 9—62 

Last, terdinand* Antietam, Sept 17—02 

Lndwigson, Cliristian, Madison. Jan 22—65 

Miles, Wm, f Oak Centre 

Myers, John Nov 17— 61 

Norton, (Jeo W, m Atlantic, Iowa 

Neal, Oliver* Chancellorsvllle, May 2—63 
Oliver, Andrew* Peach Tree Creek, July 20—64 

Page, Clinton W Waupun 

Robinson, A W Vinings, Ga, Aug 30—64 

Smith, Samuel Fond du Lac 

Smith, Wm,f Oakfleld 

Snyder, Edwin R+ Antietam, Sept 17-02 

Temple, J L* Antietam, Sept 17—62 
Washburn, Dennis* Chancellorsvllle, May 3—63 

Wright, John S Nashville, July 22—64 

Wait, Lewis Savannah, Feb 13—65 



Capt Gustave Hammer Beaver Dam 

Capt J W Hinckley 

Lt Nahum Daniels 

Lt W M Snow 

Lt A D Haskins 

Lt J M Schweers 

Lt J B Dubois 

Lt W B Dick 

Lt David Clark Waupun 

Raymond, C ,M corp*Chancellorsville, May 3—63 

Arms. J H Loyal 

Biockett, Geo W* Antietam, Sept 17—62 



Boston, Mass 



Shawano 



Brown, William A 
Bergman, Eiifried+ 
Bergman, Ernesto- 
Clark, David 
Eilers, Heury 
Elliot, Robert, mason 



Racine 

Antietam, Sept 17—62 

Wasliiugton, July 8—03 

Wiiupun 

Louisville, Aug 2—64 

Dodgeville 



Emory, George Chattanooga, Aug 15—64 

Foreman, Geo Oconto 
Fiy, Fred* Chaiicellorsville, May 3—03 
Furlong John* Argyle Island, Ga, Dec 16—04 

Hellar, Wm, t Minnesota Lake, Minn 

Jones, Edward, t Mineral Point 

Jones, A Sheridan, a Visalia, Cal 

Krause, Magnus-|- Kingston, Aug 7—64 

Kinyon, Wilson B Brownsville 

Leavenworth, G W Tullahoma, April 11—64 

Matte, Charles+ Frederick, July 6—62 

Miller. Erhard Brandon 

Myer, Peter Manitowoc Rapids 

Nelson, Thos Cambridge 

Owen.GB, t Waupun 

Odekirk, Ed, f Eden 

Paukow. Fred+ Chattanooga, May 25, 64 

Parrott, Lewis Chattanooga, Jiuie 13—64 

Reynolds. Alvin P Lewerne. Minn 

Reynold, Ira B, f Eagle Lake, Minn 

Reese, August York, Pa, Dec 1—62 

Steffen, Wm-|- Kingston. June 1—64 

Thurn, Frederick June 30 — 04 

Taylor, Silas D, f Retreat 

Van Norman, G W* Antietam, Sept 17—62 

Weber. George-)- Antietam, Nov 2—02 

Werih, Frank Carlton 

Wbalen, David Fayetteville. M.arch 15—64 

Wile, J, mason Menominee Falls 

VVIrth,Ludwig Theresa 

Wallace, William Kekoskee 



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Capt G W Limbocker 

Cap! E J Bentley Platteville 
Capt J;i.s Hunter-|- Chattanooga, June 8—04 

Capt C K Barrager Crete, Neb 
Capt Jasper Woodford 

Lt E J Meeker Kinsley, Kansas 
Lt Chauucey Field 
l.t E L Blancbard 

Lt Geo H Cutter Lexington. Mass 

Lt A S Hill Uastings, Neb 

Lt Herman Buchner Lancaster 

Sortley, F M, 1st sergt-l- Resaca, May 2—04 
Gaston, John F, corp Frederick, Md, Oct 8—01 

Nottou, R, corp-i- Savannah, Jan 24 — 65 

Allen, Robert S N V Harbor, Apr 6— 65 

Allen, Henry Lone Rock 

Andrews,Geo Alexandria, May 20—65 
Butler, Eaton W* Cedar Mountain, Aug 9—62 

Beckwith, Alfred Richland City 

Barton, Thos* Gettysburg, July 3—03 
Craigs, Andrew* Cedar Mountain, Aug 9 — C2 

Dowd, F J, m Harvard, Neb 

Duncan, Tlios F* Antietam, Sept 17—62 

Darlin, Frank-f- Alexandria, Aug 17—62 

ElUot,BF,f Fond du Lac 

Gallopp, Henry Frederick, Feb 16—62 

Henderson, W A Whitewater 

Haag, Craft Cascade 

Hopkins, C B Homer 

Keil.LE, f Lynd, Minn 
Marison, John Chattanooga, June 23— 64 

Meeker, E J, Kinsley, Kan 

McKinnee. Richard Beaufort, May 31—65 

MeiHsner, Geo H, I Webster City, Iowa 

Murphy, James Cincinnati, Ohio 

Oleson. John* Antietam. Oct 12—62 

Onsun, Christian Alexandria, Sept 17—62 

Purine, Henry, f Wisner, Neb 

Retzow', John, f Sandy Bay 

Smnett, Geo H + Atlanta, Aug 2—64 

Stone, Cbailes C Wooster 



Schnee, Theodore 
Vandervort, F 
Wagner, Wm-(- 



Fayetteville, March 21—64 

Princeton 

Gettysburg, July 3—63 



Capt E L Hubbard 

Capt Ephriani Giddings Neenah 

Lt A J Cady Chippewa Falls 

Lt J P Shepard+ Antietam, Kov 10—02 
Lt J Woodford 
Lt E F Proctor 
Lt P D Walker 

Lt Seth Raymond David City, Neb 
Lt E V Moran 

Rube, C S, sergt Nashville, June 10—61 

Allen, Richard Antietam, Sept 17— 62 

Billing, Jonatlian Fayetteville, April 16—04 

Blake, W W, f Parsons, Kansas 

Brown, Wm A, pa Racine 

Cliristian, Rasmus Alexandria, June 7—65 

Christian, Johannes Frederick, April 25—62 

Coates, H E Neenah 
Edwards, A A* Bucton Station. May 22—62 

Farmum, P P Little Prairie 
Freeman, W W, post master 

Giddings, Ira-f Washington, June 29—63 

Gerry, B T Appleton, 

Giddings. E Neenah 

Rowland, Christian* Dallas, May 25—64 

Hubbard, John-}- Kingston, June 5—64 

Holnian, Andrew Hdrpers Ferry, Oct— 62 

King, Edw B, liospital steward Green Bay 

Langstaff, Robert M Fond du Lac; 

LIddle, Harvey Savannah. Dec 30—04 

Litton, Philander Louisville, June lo—ai 

Lee, Frank Neenah 
Mason, Wm H Chancellorsville. May 3—63 

Martin, Francis H* Dallas, May 25—61 

Martin, Henry E-|- Chattanooga, July 1—64 

Nichols, Lewis B, bk Fond du Lac 

Nugent, John B, f Sherwood 

Noricong. J M Frederick, Dec 16—61 

Oleson, Eagle Bridgeport, Feb 2— 05 

Oleson. Olans C Albaton, Iowa 

Phetteplace, L A, me Menasha 

Raymond. Israel Nashville, Oct 1—04 

Rash, Wm Washington, June 7— 05 

Kasler, Frederick, f Lomira 

Robie. Benjamiu F Wautoma 

Robie, B F Waterman, Iowa 
Simonds, A H* Chancellorsville, May 3—03 

Soule, Chas P, p Russell, Kansas 
Shieby, John* Chancellorsville, May 3— fi3 

Stoker, Peter T Maple Grove 

Stansbury, Wm Frederick, Jan 16-62 

Tait, Henry H-|- Antietam, Sept 30—62 
Van Duzen, Cyrus B-|- Winchester, May 30—62 

Whitenack, A J Neenah 

Whitney, James, c Fort Atkinson 



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Capt G J Whitman 
Capt llios Slagg 
Capt J JI Schweers 
Lt G W Stevenson 
Lt Joseph Marvin 
Lt E J Meeker 
Lt J E Kleven 
Lt W W Freeman 
Lt J G Knight 
Lt Cliauncey Field 
Lt E G Biers 
Anderson, Ole* 
Bush, Henry L* 
Bushby, W H, £ 
Blair, R T clerk 
Blankenhorn, John, f 
Cutler, Geo M, m 
Cherry, Wm.f 
Gear, John H* 



Cambridge 

Shawano 

Wiota 

Kinsley, Kan 
Menasha 



Dallas, May 25—64 

Winchester, May 25—62 

ShuUsburg 

Monroe 

ShuUsburg 

Lexington, Mass 

Strongsburg, Neb 

Dallas, May 25—04 





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Gussette, BenJ 
Groff, Freeman G 
Hanson, Jolin+ 
Haniilton, Wm S 
Johns, Josua P * 
Longstaft, Robert M, 
Meffert. W C 
McMurty, Lee 
Mason, Wm* 
IMarcb, Nelson 
Osliorn, H W pli 
Sliriver, Joshua M 
Kluierman. Herman, 
Sales, Wm 
Slagg, Tliomas m 
Stubbs, Wm 
Scliaubs, Peter 
Thieseu, Mathew 
Thorns, James 
Tracy, Albert S 
Thompson, Sever 
Wilcox, Wra' 
Walts, Daniel B ar 
Watts, Wm H + 
Weckersburger, A 
West, George 



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Savannah, Jan 21—65 

Daiton, Feb 14—05 

Chattanooga, Julv 9—64 

Chattanooga, .July 21 — 64 

Antietam, Sep 17—62 

pa Fond du Lac 

Arena 

Kichland Centre 

Cedar Mountain Aug 9 — 62 

Beaufort April 20— 05 

Mineral Point 

Tullahonia May 4— G4 

J bane Station 

Savannah Jan 21—66 

Cambridge 

Beaufort, April 12—85 

Daltou March 30—65 

St Michaels 

Chattanooga, Feb 15—65 

Pontiac. Ill 

Annapolis, April 9—05 

Antietam, Sep 17— G2 

Chamois, Mo 

yost Mountain, June 22—64 

Washington, June 14—65 

Neillsville 



Capt Howard Vandagrift 

Capt Moses O'Brien-l- Cedar Mt, Va, Aug 12—62 

Capt Nahum Daniels 

Lt J E Ross 

Lt A N Keed4- Antietam, Md, Sept IS— 62 

Lt Wm Freeborn 

Lt Juo Agnew 

Lt Chas L Dering 

Lt Wilson S Buck 

Lt Geo N Faueett 

Borden, E 



Columbus 
Fort Wayne, I:ul 
Canyouville, Oregon 
Neillsville 
Kirkpatrick, J,corp* ChancelIorsville,May 3 — 63 



Sullivan, M, corp* 
Whiie, W, corp* 
Anderson, Peter 
Buxton, Geo+ 
Benton, Jos 
Bright, Tlios H 
Brooks, George 
Bryant, Perry 
Collender, Daniel* 



Chancellorsville, May 3—63 

Averysboro, March 16—65 

Murfreesboro, Jlay 11—65 

Bolivar Heights, Oct 18—61 

Nov 30—61 

Shullsburg 

Neillsville 

Daiton, Ga, Feb 15—64 

Beverly Ford, June 9 — 63 



Christian. Hans*Averysboro, N C, March 15 — 65 



Deming, Demas V* 
Dudley, John* 
Danks. WH 
Dibble, Chas H* 
Dougherty, John 
Fay, Sylvester-i- 
Folts, F C 
Folts. Richard 
Harrison, Giles L* 
Hoage, Lewis S 
Hill, Dallas A 
Jones, Wm 
Knickerbocker, Geo* 
Lewis, Wm G 
Looney, James S 
Leslie, John W 
Pattan John + 
Ruter, Augnst+ 
Thomas, Wm* 
Thoen, Hanson P 
Townsend, A, Ins Agent, 



Antietam, Sept 17—62 

Kenesaw, June 21—04 

Fond du Lac 

Averysboro,March 16—65 

Winchester, May 3—63 

Dallas, May 30—64 

Piatt eville 

Frederick, Sept 19—62 

Dallas, May 25—64 

Frederick, Jan 12—02 

Antietam, Sept 6—64 

Bell Plaine 

Dallas, May 25—64 

Fayetteville, March 16—64 

Artula 

Benton Harbor, Mich 

Dallas, June 23, 64 

Winchester, May 27—02 

Antietam, Sept 17—62 

Atlanta. Oct 8—64 

Shullsburg 



Wallace, Nicholis+Cedar Mountain, Aug 11-62 



Wescott, Chas+ 
Wood, Hiram T 
Ware, Edward* 
Wiley. Alex* 
White. Thos* 



Capt Wm Hawley 



Antietam, Sept 21—62 
Waupun 
Antietam, Sept 17—62 
Antietam, Sept 17—62 
Antietam, Sept 17—62 



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Flint, Mich 



Capt Warham Parks 
Capt T E Orton 
Capt A D Hasklns 
Lt T J Widvey 
Lt J M Schweer» 
Lt J D Goodrich 
Lt F C Merrill 
Lt Thos Slagg 
Lt Jens Moe 
Lt Lewis Colby 
Jolmson, F Cist sgt+ 
Jones, WR 1st sgt-f- 
Eiel, Amos A, sgt 
Condite, J E, corp* 
.Tohnson, E J, corp+ 
Lyman, J Q, corp4- 
Curtis, C S, corpH- 
Colby, A C, corp-f 
AIlison,C, corp-f- 
Baker, J H 
Baxter, Wm+ 
Burg, Martin, t 
Borge, Chris 
Daily, Geo F, f 
Emery, John 
Glimsdahl, John E- 
Graves, Alonzo M* 
Hubbell, WmH* 
Halverson, S 
Halverson, Allen 
Johnson, Andrew* 
Janson, Peter* 
Karhs, Gabriel* 
Minton, Wm+ 
Monson, Knud 
Mattson, Ai.drew 
Osmundson.OI* 
Oleson.OleT 
Polly, Edwin E* 
Plum, Stephen* 
Remmele, John 
Roscoe, Boardman 
Severson, Sever L 
StiUwell, B 
Thomas, Andrew 
Waterhouse, M J-f 
Watkins, Wm+ 
W agner, Andrew 



Oconomowoc 
July 25—64 

La Crosse 

Shawano 

! La Salle St, Chicago 



South Haven. Mich 

Dallas May 26—64 

Atlanta. Aug 10—64 

Frederick, Oct 20—62 

Antietam , Sep 17 — 62 

Antietam, Sept 17—63 

Cedar Mount'n Aug 9— 62 

Cedar Mountain, Aug 9— «2 

Resaca, May 16—64 

Resaca, June 1 — 64 

Neillsville 

Resaca, June 19—64 

Brothertown 

Atlanta, Nov 1—64 

Colby 

West Middleton 

Antietam. Sep 17—62 

Averysboro, March 10—65 

Cedar Mountain, Aug 9—62 

Neenah 

Goldsboro, April 20—65 

Winchester, May 25—62 

Cedar Mountain, Aug 9— 62 

Chaucellorsville, Mays— 63 

Resaca, May 15—64 

Stafford, March 4—63 

Mpdison, Sep 14—64 

Frederick, Oct 17—61 

Ch.attanooga, Nov 10—64 

Cedar Mountain, Aug o — 62 

Lost Mountain, June 11 — 64 

Frederick, Oct 24—61 

Cambridge 

Chattanooga, Nov 1—64 

Harpers Ferry, Jan 1—63 

Antietam, Sep 17—62 

Resaca, .May 15—64 

Winchester, May 25—62 



UNASSIGNED. 

Bucklin, B M Janesville 

Brigham, C W Campbellsport 

Brinelson,Tho9 Taylor 

Cherry, Wm Stromsburg 

Hart, Dudley M, dep sheriff Belmont 

Jenkins, Henry Dresden. Mo 

Lansing. Wm Neenah 

Moud, Mathiai Lincoln, Neb 

Nobles, C D Algona, Iowa 

Olson, Ole Cylon 

Oleson, H P Rush River 

Kicke,aman, G A Racine 

Roger, Thomas.J Atlanta, Ga 

Small. Robert Vineland 

Stone, J N Neenah 

Snow, Wm M Boston 

Stevenson, Geo W Wiota 

Watts. D B Chamois, Mo 

Walsh, Francis, f Darlington 

Wells, Wilbur Neenah 

Whitenack, A Neenah 

Whitenack, Samuel Neenah 



FOURTH INFANTRY. 

[Reorganized as Cavalry Sept. 1. 1863 in pur- 
suance ol special order No. 375 from the War 
Department, approved by the Governor ef Wis- 



consin la general order No. 16. See Fourth 
Wisconsin Cavalry.] 



FIFTH INFANTRY. 

Three years, organized July 13th, 1861. Orig- 
inal strength, 1058 ; gain by recruits, etc., 1198. 
Total, 2256. Death loss, 285- killed in action, 98, 
died of wounds, 71, of disease, IIG. Other losses, 
547— missing, 4, desertions, 105, transfer, 33, dis- 
charged, 405. Strength at muster out, June 2oth, 
and July llth, 1866, 1424. Campalgusin Virginia, 
from Yorktown to Appomattox Court House. 

REGIMENTAL ROSTER, 

Col Amasa Cobb 
Col Thos 9 Allen 
Lt Col H W Emery 
Lt Col W F Behrens 
LtColTB Catlin, 
Maj C H Larrabee 
Maj H M Wheeler+ 
Maj Enoch Totten 
Adj T 8 West 
Q M J G Clark 
Q M Alex Samuels 
Surg C E Crane 
A Surg G D Wilbur 
A Surg J W Davis 
Chap A A Drown 
Chap A H Reid 



Lincoln, Neb 

Oshkosh 

Lisbon, N H, Oct 13—62 



Green Bay 

Seattle, Wash Ter 

Washington, Nov 19—63 

Washington, D C 

Philadelphia, Pa 

Lancaster 

Beaver Dam 

Green Bay 

Mineral Point 

Baraboo 
Des Moines, Iowa 



INDEPENDENT BATTALION. 



Capt C W Knapp 

Capt J B Doughty* 

Capt J H Cook 

Capt Miles L Butterfleld 

Lt C H Mayer 

Lt Eben Relfenback 

Lt H H Linueil, 



Milwaukee 

Petersburg, April 2 —65 

Unity 

Waukesha 



Sacramento, Cal 



REOBGANZED. 



Col Thos S Allen 
Lt Col A S Bennett 
Lt Col G M Sabin 
Lt Col J M Bull 
Maj C W Kempt 
Adj W B Sturges 
Q M Alex Samuels 
Surg CE Crane 
Surg G D Wilbur 
A Surg Ambrose Jones 
Chap B C Hammond 



Oshkosh 

Eureka, Nev 

Bismarck, Dakota 

Milwaukee 

Beaver Dam 

Green Bay 

Mineral Point 

Waverly, Iowa 



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Capt Tenijile Clarke Hyde Park, 111 

Capt H Walker* Brandy Station, Va, Nov 7- 63 
Capt W S Goodwin Black Hills 

Lt A B Gibson Robinson, Kan 

Lt Peter Ssherfins Sauk Centre, Minn 

Lt Henry Rhobr 
Lt Jas Malcom ber 

Lt Julius Enert Chicago, III 

BEORGANIZED. 



Capt J B Doughty* 
Capt E R Jones 
Lt C H Mayer-t- 
Lt Thos Blair 
Lt Henry Curren 
Lt Francis Kelly 



Petersburg, April 2—65 

Petersburg .April 21—66 

Lochiel 

Stevens Point 

Menominee 



J R Strong,serg maj*Fredericksburg,May 16—62 



Goodwin,. I, sgt* 
Cotherns, J, corp-f- 
Stick, John, corp 
Adams, G W* 
.\nderson, J L, a 
Bosorth, Aubert* 
Barth, J* 



Rappahannock, Nov 7—63 

Williamsburg, May— 62 

Philadelphia, Sept 11—62 

Fredericksburg, Mays— 63 

Manitowoc 

Fredericksburg, May 3—63 

Rapp:ihannock, Nov 7—63 








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Bride, Kobeit+ 
Buboltz, T 
Britle, Jas* 
Buboltz, Daniel 



Fredericksburg, May 23—63 

Belle Plaiiie, Feb 23—63 

Fredericksburg, May 3—63 

Keedsville 



Borclierd, Fred W Chicago, 111 

Borland, Juo Menominee 

Craissaut, G H Corps Hospital, April 3—63 

Cox, . Joseph L Milwaukee 

Cadwell. Aiitliony Manitowoc 

Davis, Cbas Philadelphia, Dec 8—62 

Dexter, Sam B Detroit, Mich 

Davidson, Wm H Clarks Mills 

JMack, Archie B Detroit, Mich 

Eddy, B G-f Williamsburg;, May— 62 

Eiii'le, Geo B, Jr ag't Burliiigtou, la 

Enert, Julius. pa Chicago, 111 

Eargood, Jolm Menominee 

Erickson, Christopher Menominee 

Fossner, Wm California, Mo 

Galvin, Martin Washington. April 9-62 

Gibbon, A B, f KoPinson, Kan 

Gilbert, Jolm Clarks Mills 

Goodwin, WS Black Hills 

Gibson, A B Robinson, Kan 

Harlick, I'rancis* Fredericksburg, May 3— «3 

Henrich. G Liberty HaU Hospital, June 19—62 

HubbarJ. H A Frederick, Oc-t-62 

Jackson. Julius, m Ked Cloud, Neb 

Kent, Depusy, Winchester, Sept 19-61 

Kelly, Frank, m£ Menominee 

Kaiser, Frank Clarks Mills 

Loefler, C* Petersburg, April 2— 6S 

Leyder, Peter Belle Plaine, Jan 20—63 

Linnell, Henry, m Sacramento, Cal 

LaiidoldtW H, b Port Washington 

Leonard, James H Stevens Poini. 

Leykorn, John R, pr Chicago, 111 

Langress, Fred Cmcinnali, O 

Lindeman, Guido, Madison 

Liudman, E G, Clerk Madison 

LaCouut, Louis B, ph Shawano 

Linnell, Henry H Sacramento, Cal 

Liiidman, E G Madison 

Leonard, J H Green Bay 

Mill, John ' Canterville 

Mallet, John Manistee, Mich 

Mnneman, Gotlieb, Milwaukee 

Olcott, Thos' Fredericksburg, May 3-63 
Olesou, Die Liberty Hall Hospital, June 17—62 

Poehl Henry* Winchester, Sept 19—64 

Peleha, Michael* Wilderness, May 5— 64 

Perry, S W Detroit, Mich 

Kiley, Abraham Fredericksburg, May 3—63 

Ratb,C Hagerstowu, Nov 8-62 

Rickaby, Willard Niels 

Stick, Henry-f Fredericksburg, May 3— 63 

Schissel, William Milwaukee 

Skiuner, J H Gen Hosp, Dec 4-64 

Steele, Gilbert B Charlevoi.x, Mich 

Sheridan, Patrick Soldiers' Home, Milwaukee 

Stroff, Jos Green Bay 

Stabile, John Torento 

Slirn, Frank Manitowoc 

Schlinaler, Edward M .nitowoc 

Scliissal, Wm, pa Milwaukee 

Seversou, Sever Menominee 

Turpin, Wm St Martin's Island 

Woodcock, Davld+ Williamsburg, May— €2 

Whaling, S Fredericksburg, Mi.y 12— 63 

Weidner, Charles Green Bay 

Wagner, Arnold Sturgeon Bay 

Wagner, Thomas Sturgeou Bay 



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Capt Elisha C Hibbard 
Capt Robt Ross 
Capt J B Oliver 
Capt G W Madison 
Lt A N Nichols 
Lt G E Bissell 



Milwaukee 
Milwaukee 

Milwaukee 



Lt C T Hutchinson 
Lt L W Rossiter 
Lt S H Burrell 
Lt Henry Frayser 

REOEGANIZED. 
Capt J H Cook 
Capt C D Moore 
Lt Eben Reifenbach 
Lt T B Marcos 
Lt lienj Smith 
Lt Alex Q Smith 
CavaiKivigli. C, sgt* 
Mosher, S H, sgt* 
Lord, P W, sgt* 
Prevo, Dodge, corp-l- 
Hayward, J, corp Harpers Ferry, Aug 15—64 
Thompson. J W, corp Baltimore, Aug 8—64 



Jefferson, N Y 
La Crosse 

Milwaukee 

Unity 
Menominee 

Fond du Lac 
Oshkosh 



Fredericksburg, May 3—63 

Spottsvlvania, May 10^64 

Petersburg. Ai)ril 2—^5 

Washington. Ju'y 23—63 



Allen, Jas W+ 

Atherholt, W D 

Allen, TS 

Andrews, John 

Baily, M* 

Buel, John, ph 

Ball, Ezra, o 

Billinas. Wra, c 

Brown, CE 

Creasser,Wm 

Colvin. Oscar W 

Cook, J H, d 

Conlon, Jas 

Duggan, Walter T 

Foley, Michael 

Gee, C H-r 

Huffald, Hugh* 

H;istings, Thos 

Johnson, Oscar, f 

Kelly, Wm N* 

Keyes, Geo E, f 

Kyle, John, f 

Keyes, Geo E, f 

KeycGeo H 

Lowe, H B, Register of Deeds 

McKittrick, Thos* 

McLaughlin, J+ 

Millore, F 

Morris, F B 

Moore, Cbas D, Sheriff 

Mc Farlaud, W H, m 

McFarland, W H 

McFaiiand, W H 

Marcoe, T B, in 

Marcoe, Theodore B 

Mead, Wm, 1 

Nichols, EliasH* 

O'Brien, Edw, me 

Parkinson. J J4- 



Williamsburg, May— 62 

Lib Hall Hosp, June 11—62 

Eau Claire 

Jlenominee 

Rappahannock, Nov 7-63 

Taycheedah 

Lamartine 

Cah;met 

Janesviile 

Belle Plaine, Dec 14—62 

Corps Hospital, May 4— 03 

Unity 

Beaver Dam 

Milwaukee 

Annapolis, Oct 9—63 

Cold Harbor, June 1—64 

Hospital 

Brothertown, 

Fredericksburg, May .3—63 

Fond du Lac 

Downsville 

Taycheedah 

Foiiil du Lac 

Dartford 

Fredericksburg, May 3—63 

Washington, June 16—63 

Whitewater 

July 31—64 

Menominee 

Eau Claire 

Eau Claire 

Chippewa Falls 

Fond du Lac 

Sletsonville 

Fond du Lac 

Winchester. Sep i'J-64 

Milwaukee 

Fredericksburg, May 4—63 



Winchester, Sept 19—64 
Deansville 
Merrimae 
Merriniac 
Lamartine 
TayclKeJah 
Sailors Creek, April 6—65 
Rossiter, L, R R Contractor La Crosse 

Salesman, S W* f. edencksburg. May 3—63 
Smith, Benj, Salesman Oshkosh 

Spencer, David J, £ 



Potter, A T-f 
Perrigo, Mayron H, bk 
Pigg, Henry 
Parkins, Robert 
Porter, Fred, i 
Pfleiger, Geo 
Rierlou. John* 



Schlieger, Andrew 
Summer, Albert* 
Smith, John+ 
Spencer, Geo 
Starkey, BF 
Tiffany, P B, o 
Wait, J H+ 
Walker, W B, Miller 
Zimmerman, Wm, I 



Capt W F Bebrens 



Berlin 

Milwaukee 

Fredericksburg, May 3—63 

Washington, Juue —63 

Dec 14—61 

Rebel Prison, Sep 4—64 

Taycheedah 



Bowen's Mills 
Lamartine 



Milwaukee 
Port Wasbinglon 
ChancellorsviUe, Va 
Milwaukee 
May 10-1^4 
Milwaukee 



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Capt Chas F Herman 
Capt Cbas W Kempt 
Lt JCScbroeling 
Lt Cbas Pizzala* 
Lt Fritz von Baumbach 
Lt L F Muller* 
Lt Hans Boebel 
Lt C H Mayer 

KEORGANIZED. 

Capt M L Butterfield Waukesha 

LtHH Linnell Sacramento, Cal 

Lt E K Jones 

Lt Angus Cameron Washington, D C 

Wissman, Jacob. sergt+Wasbington.Miiy 26—64 
Hall, Wm, sergt+ Virginia, Marcli 25—65 

Kissinger, C. sergt Fort Jlonroe, May 31—62 
Heibeiiig, J S. corp* Sailors' Creek, Apr 6— 65 
Johnson, A, corp* Sailors' Creek, Apr 7- 65 

Zeigler, Philip, corp-f Wi'liamsbnrg, May— 03 
Langlioff, T, corp L H Hospital, June 20—62 

Bilg. Levis* Wilderness. May 5—64 

Brown. H-r- Aleiaudria, Apr 8—05 

Burronglis, Wm Philadeiphia, Aug 31—62 

Bean, J M MilHaukee 

Demuth, Franz, New York City. Nov 28—02 

FolUman. Fred A Milwaukee 

Geisel, Edw H.igerstown, Dec '- -02 

Herzog, Godfried New York City, June 25— 1 2 
Harsliinan, Samuel Waukau 

Hesketh,Jos Chippewa Falls 

Joile, Geo B BIniiier 

Kaiser, Frank Clarks Mills 

Kissinger, J W Philadelphia. Feb6— p3 

Landolt, W H, b Port Washington 

Linderman, E G, clerk Madison 

Linnell. H H, m Sacramento, Cal 

Mahler. G Lib H.all Hosp, June 14—12 

Mulliauser, A Lib Hall Hosp. June 14— f.2 

.Menzer, Henry-1- Alexandria. May 30—64 

Parker, Thomas Menominee 

Keengans, P H Washington. Nov 9— 62 

Rice, G W Milwaukee 

Rossiter, L, R K contractor La Crosse 

Sheriner, A A-h Williamsburg, May— C2 

Stuck, Wm-h Washington, Nov 29—03 

Volkman, Fred A Milwaukee 

Weidner, Chas Green Bay 

Wertenhageu, Erick, m Milwaukee 



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Capt T B Catlin Green Bay 

Capt Jas Oidway* Brandy Station, Nov 7— 6:i 

CaptSWhite-H May ^0—04 

Lt D E Tilden Texas 

LtHH Linnell Sacramento. Cal 
Lt T R Spafford 

Lt J H Douglas Rochester. Minn 

Lt A Turnbull Grand Rapids 

REORGANIZED. 

Capt Jno W Van Meyers St Louis, Mo 

Lt Jas La Count Kansas 

Lt C T Wyman Milwaukee 

Li Jas Young Wausau 

Honey. S H, sgt* Spottsylvanla, May 10— 6 i 

Purdy, John, _i* Sailors Creek. April 6-65 

Hern, H '+ Williamsburg. Mav —62 

Adams, John Q, me Kochester, Minn 

Ashton , Wm, 'u • Beaver Dam 

Berninger, Chas Beaver Dam 

Blanchaid, H B Stevens Point 

Bnffum, G W* Sailors Creek, April 23-65 

Buck, Marcus D L Dexterville. 

BIodL'ett, Phillip Stevens Point 

Bancroft, Jerome, m Amherst 

Buck, LaFayette Fort Edward 

Catlin, Theodore Green Bav 

Canterbury, James B La Crose 

Crane, E A Beaver Dam 

Channock, Charles Paikersburg, Iowa 



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Channock, Edward 
Coly, Lewis* 
Cunan, John D 
Cartwi-iglit, Wm 
Douglas, H A 



Los Augeles Cal 

Spottsylvanla, May 10—64 

Stevens Point 

Colby 

Philadelphia, Sep 20—02 



Douglas, Jeremiah H Eochester, Minn 

Delent, L Beaver Dam 
Evans, A B 

Evans, Jno J Eochester, Minn 

Farrar, M J Philadelphia, Sep 18—62 

Fox, H i> Appleton 

Foster, Wni* Spottsylvanla, May 10—04 

Galligher, John* Sailors Creek, April 0—65 

Gibbs, Zeno Dec 29-11 
Hutchins, AV N Lib Hall Hosp, June 10—62 

Houle, Epliralm PhilUps 

Hardy, Geo H Clarion, Iowa 

Hecox, Horace, f Donelsville 

Hadley, Benjamin Mosinnee 

Heacox, Hoj'ace H Kandolph 

Hecox, Horace H Beaver'Dam 

Hall, Geo Beaver Dam 

Kirby, Marlon Cumberland 

Kinnesley, Chas Washington, March 1-04 

Lyon, Wm D+ Washington, Dec 19—02 

Lindgues, Peter Washington, Territory 

Lawley, A Annapolis, Aug 13—04 

Lavigne, Frank, m Grand Rapids 

Longstafl, Lewis, me Fond du Lac 

Louden, Mayhew Janesville 

Liunell, H H, in Sacramento, Cal 

Longstaff , c Fond du Lac 

Miller, Louis Beaver Dam 

Martin, Edw* Sailors Creek, April c— «5 

McCoy, Charles Oshkosli 

Muzzy, L M* Sailors Creek, AprilO— 65 

Macier, Eli,f liipon 

Moflitt, W T+ Washington, April 0-05 

Millard, Geo Beaver Dam 

Naylor, Wm B Tomah 

Purnville, Paul* Wilderness, May 5—64 

Page, G W Oct 1—61 

Pringle, Robert Washington, Ter 

I'arker, S C Madison, April —64 

Powers, James, I Sparta 

Riley, J L May— 62 

Kinzlar, Jno Menominee 

Kedfleld, A B Stevens Point 

Samuels, Alex, com traveller Beaver Dam 

Sloan, Henry, c a Appleton 

Smith, Benj _ Oshkosh 

Samuels, David Beaver Dam 

Samuels, Alex- Portland, Oregon 
Smith, Edward, Restaurant Valparaiso, lud 

Stultz, (ieo L, pa Beaver Dam 

Theilke, HenryH- Washington, June 6— 61 

Turubull, Andrew Grand Eapids 

White, Harry+ Wild erness, May 6—64 

Wilraot, Asel Stevens Point 

Watson, James Beaver Dam 
Worthington, Brainard Colorado Springs, Col 

Young, Herbert P Beaver Dam 

Young, Elijah Beaver Dam 

Y'etter, Jno, i Beaver Dam 

Young, James Wausau 



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Capt H M Wheeler 
Capt H E Clum 
Capt A W Hathaway 
Lt E P Miles+ 
Lt Jas McDaniels 
Lt Jas Mills 
Lt R K Johnson 

beohganized. 
Capt Chas K Nevitt 
Lt JnoMcCabe 
Lt P B Smith 
Lt Fred W Smith 



May 6—64 



Oshkosh 



Walker, R W, sgt* Wilderness, May 5—64 

A'erheck, C, sergt+ Spottsylvanla, May 12—64 

Cutts, A L, sergl Fairfax, March 5—02 

Augur, A K* Sailor's Creek. April 6—05 

Arnett, W W* Petersburg, April 2—05 

Anderson, Leslie Towsley 

Bussell, John B* Rappahannock, Nov 7-63 

Beach, R-t- Washington, Nov 25—63 

Braithwaite, W Hagerstown, Oct 26—62 

Batchem, Eli Cumberland, Dec 11—64 

Bly, Edwin P, me Janesville 

Blion, JasH, c Superioi.Neb 

Bliven, Jas H Superior, Neb 

Buck, Thos F Shawano 

Courtright, Brazil. Camp GriHin, Oct 22—61 

Curran, Henry Stevens Point 

Coonan, J W Baltimore, Dec 18—62 

Crandal, A Wilson Station, May 11-05 

Graham, James A Shellrock, la 

Foule, Wm H Western Flotilla 

Fisher, J A, f Taycheedah 

Glover, S C* Wilderness, May 5—64 

Gurnae, J D* Sailor's Creek, April 6—05 

Gllman, Ira* Petersburg, April 2—65 

Hale, Geo W Washington, Sept 24—62 

Howard, A M Springfield 

Hutzell, G E Hospital, May 4— 65 

Hursli, E G, a Eoseburg, Oregon 

Jarvin, Henry Janesville 

Lelin, John-f Spottsylvanla, May 12—04 

Liudeman, E G Madison 

Morgan, Edw Wiiderness, May 6—04 

Main, G S Shiocton 

Parks, John Shiocton 

Pierson, Jos* Wilderness, May 6—64 

Pitts. Eoyal Fredericksburg, May 3—03 

Peterson. G+ Cold Harbor, June 3—64 

Platts, B K Lib Hall Hosp, June 18—62 

Parker, Frank Janesville 

Raymond, P G+ Spottsylvanla, May 12—64 

Russell, L A, t Madley 

Rhodes, Martin Eocktord, III 

Simons, J C Baltimore, Sept 18— 62 

Southmayd, J S Division Hosp, Jan 24—65 

Tibballs, Whitney* Spottsylvanla, May 10— 64 

Valentine, John D Fredericksburg, May 3—03 

Vaughn, AN May -62 
Valentine, C I/, Eegister of Deeds Janesville 

Walker, F E, elk Stevens Point 



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Capt M L Buttertield 
Lt B F Cram 
Lt A J Bennett 

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Lt C D Richmond 

Lt C D Moore Menominee 

Lt Wm J Baker Waseca, Minn 

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Boglue, J, sgt, £ Menominee Falls 

Welty, Geo, corp* Sailor's Creek, April 6—65 

Gee, V B, eorp+ Washington, July 23—63 

Davidson, E F, corp Camp GrilBn, Nov 30—61 

Ackhert, Wm* Fredericksburg, May 3—63 

Aber, E L Petersburg, April 2—65 

Aber, John F, £ Grant 

Aber, John T Grand Eapids 

Beggs, Albert A* Petersburg, April 2—65 

Bagley, J C Baltimore, Dec 11—62 

Baker, Henry, m Albany, N Y 

Baker, W J Waseca, Minn 

Becker, Henry Albany, N Y 

Bouge, J, £ Menominee 

Cole, C J Williamshurg, May— 62 

Culver, J F Wh'itehall,Mich 
Darhng, H, f Portsmouth Grove, Oct 17—62 



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Dwinell.C H 
Echmar., Jos+ 
Frosl, Chauncey* 
Gower, Samuel 
Hall, Lucius+ 
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Baltimore, Oct 3—62 

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Bell Plaine, March 17—62 

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Holbrook, Artbm-, Dentist Milwaukee 

Klusnerr, F Washington, May 29-04 

Lisner, H* Petersburg, April 2—65 

Marlatt, E* Washington, April 17—05 

Magnus, J M+ City Point, March 15—65 

Phelps, W M+ Washington, April 13—65 

Pooler, Dwight, f Colfax 

Powrie, Robt, mf Fond du Lac 

Rattery, J Rappahannock, Nov 11— 03 

Eichmond, Calvin D Plover 

Rice, Geo W,c Milwaukee 

Stickles. Wm Mukwonago 

Thompson, W D Acquia, Nov 28—62 

Thompson. J C, me Grand Junction 

Valentine, C L, Register o£ Deeds Janesville 
West, A J, Post Master Shenandoah 

Wyman, C F, me Milwaukee 

Worden, Geo A, £ Amherst 

Wroith, Wetzel' Sailor's Creek, April 6-65 

Wood , Isaac T Transport, Aug 20—62 



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Capt L G Strong* 

Capt G E Hilton* 

Capt W H Kees 

Lt H K W Ayres 

Lt S Y Naylor ■ Bloomington , 111 

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Lt R D Squires Black River Falls 
Lt W B Sturges 

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Williams, JR. corp+ Spottsylvanla, May 12—61 

Santorn, M I, corp Philadelphia, Aug 25—62 

Smith. S J Camp Grifftn, Feb 26— 62 
Livermore, A H, corp, Philadelphia Aug 12—62 

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Bates, Jas Rappahannock, Nov 9—63 

Beat, Whitney A, f Geneva Lake 

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Conlin,Jas* Sailor's Creek, April 6— 65 

Chamberlain, Geo M Waupaca 

Cantwell. K+ Washington, Nov 14—63 

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Cam, Jos M Fort Howard 

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Dean, J Neillsville 

Dean, James Spencer 

Day. A B Neillsville 

Flyn, Wm+ April 18—65 

Forsyth, Andrew Green Bay 

Grunin, Todd+ Washington, May 27—64 

Hinson,OP+ Wilderness, May 6— 64 

Hommel, R S Neillsville 

Hulett, Benjamin, £ Northfleld 

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Jordan, N D-|- Cold Harbor. June 8—64 

Kees, W H, m Oshkosh 

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Macliish, Jas. m 
Mcliowan, R J O, m 
Rlevvy. Frank 



Williamsburg, May— 62 

Berlin 

Iowa Falls, la 

Waupaca 



Naylor. Sam Y, Amer Express, Bloominston.Ill 

Olesoii, E NeiUsviUe 

Oiborn.Chas D Hagerstowii, Nov 24— C2 

Perkins, Hiram Kemiugtou 

KaymoiKl. G E-)- Fredericksburg, May 6—63 

Smiili, Stephen* Sailor's Creek, April o— 05 

Sopcr, feler H Oslikosh 

Siuiili, Wui* Fredericksburg, May 3— 63 

Sniuley, Henry+ Wilderness, May 6 — 61 

Siiiitb, Hugb B Belle I'laine, April 12—63 

Sanborn, Henry M Springtield, JIass 

Sullivan. Jobu City Point 

Tanner. Vera W Dec 9— 61 

Tanner, Iia Washington, Dec 15—62 

VanAlstine, A+ April 7—65 

Wright, Marshal+ Washingion, May 21-61 
Wait, J Harrisons Landing, July 19 — 63 

W.iit. Geo Orangeville, O., June 4 — 63 

Wanzer, A J, m Unity 

Welsh, Chas, Kauehmau Oder, Dakota 



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Moliue, 111 



Capt R C Hawkins Swan Lake.Dakota 

Capt J J Turner* Mary's Heights, May 3—63 

Ca;it J Ml' Murbry+Fredericksburg, May 30—63 

Capt G EB,ssell 

Lt Amasa Hoskin 

U « W Bell 

Lt J B Doughty 

UAH Kobinson* Mary's Heights, May 3—63 

Lt T J Edwards Ash Kidge 

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Capt ChasT Wjniau 
Lt H S Krilib 
Lt H L Farr 

Turner, J J, capt* Mary's Heights, May 3— C3 
McMurray, Jno, eapt+ Washington, May 30—63 
Kobinson. A K, 2d It* Mary's Heigl.ts, May 3-« 
Huugerford.E C.lst sgt*Frederieksb'g,May3— 63 
Hoyt. W F, sergt* Fredericksburg, May 3—63 
Tompkins, Wm, curp Oct 5—64 

Austin, Edwiu+ Williamsburg, May— 62 

Bigford, Edw* Sailors Creek, April 6—65 

Blodgett, P J Alexaudria, Oct 31, 61 

Chisnujre, A ' Ivovl9 — 61 

Cumnilngs. K C, me Hampton, Oregon 

Church, CB Oakfleld 

Church, OB, m Oakfleld 

Cerosgrow, Jos Brothertown 

Downs, E H Harrison's Landing, July 3—02 

Dick, David Brothertown 

Francisco, T B W Belle Plaine, Dec 2—62 

Gbiiston, John, c liichland Center 

Graham, Allen* Petersburg, April 2—65 

Holencamp, Henry , f Wheatland 

Hoke, E Wishiugton, Sept 16—61 

Ilocner, V/illiam Downsville 

Jarvis, George, m Kichland Center 

Johnson , Heury+ Williamsburg, May — 02 

Kribs, William, £ Trempeleau 

Kinnitt, James, me Biclilaud Center 

Kuygar, H Knapp Creek 

Kribs, Wm Trempeleau 

Kygcr, C C, I Knapp Creek 

Lochske, Carl, f St Killiau 

Moore, G W+ Chesapeake Hospital, May 27—64 
McCourt, D W Livingston 

Mel'lielen, W H Belle Plaine, Feb 18—63 

Mdler, John Philadelphia, May 5—62 

Moon, Jno 11, f Kichl.md Centre 

Nick^, W A Savage Station,July 5—62 

Older, W H, me Packwaukee 

I'ratt, E C Beaver Dam 

Keilly, MC, 1 In iCulu war 

Shoomaker, W Baltiiflore, July 5—62 



Stalker, C L 
Stoddard, W H 
Tripp, Byron* 
Towley, John* 
Thomas, A L 
Walker, Henry-f 
Wyman, C T 



Newark, Sept 6—63 

Washington, Alay 23 

Fredericksburg. May 3—63 

Fredericksburg, May 3—63 

Dec 1—61 

Wdliamsbuig, May— 62 

Milwaukee 



Wright, AM C & N W Railway, Ft Howard 



Capt R H Emerson 

Capt J H Cook Unity 

Lt Chas F Wyman Milwaukee 

Lt Wm Berry Fond du Lac 

Lt Richard Carter 

Lt Eben Reifenback 

Lt G S Davis 

Lt Chas Langridge Lancaster 

Lt J F Dwilley Washlr.gton Territory 

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Capt Thos Flint Albany 
Lt Lars E Johnson 
Lt Nelson E Allen 
Lt H B Mason 

Norton, Wm, sgt+ Wa.sliir.gton , June 28— 03 

Norton, A, sgt+ Spottsylvania, May 12—64 
Bennett,Geo R, corp* Fredericksburg, May 3—63 

Reid, W m A, cjrp-f- Williamsburg, May —63 

Tiffany, J W, corp Camp Grifflu, Nov ;8— 61 

.\^llen, Geo S, ed Oslikosh 

Barstead, Andrew* Fredericksburg, May 3—63 

Bragg, John* Petersburg, April 2— 65 

Brewster, Jas M* Spottsylvania, May 10—64 

Buel, Jno D, f Taycheedab 

Breed, E Camp Griffin, Nov 29— €1 

Berry, Win, i Fond du Lac 

Billings, Win Calumet 

Bizzelle, Frank Calumet 

Brown. Wm Preston Shenandoah. la 

Cook, J HI ' Neillsville 

Case, Aaron Alexandria, Nov 1—62 

Carter, Richard, a Dodgeville 

Day, J C C Wilderness, May 5—64 

Daniels, John Eden 

Drake, J P. Neillsville 

Eastman, J R Philadelphia, Sep 14-62 

Fuller, Ben Calumet 

Fuller, B, 1 Taycheedah 

Flint, Thos, f Albany 

Gray, Wni+ Cold Harbor, June 3—64 

Gilbert, Franklin* Petersburg, April 2—65 

Gibson, Charles, £ Taycheedah 

Green, Alfred, 1 Fond du Lac 

Hayes, Milton* Wilderness, May 5—64 

Harvey, Beiij* Spottsylvania, May 10—64 
Heggegar, Peter Warren's Station, March 22—65 

Hart, David Calumet 

Johnson, Isaac* Eappanhannock, Nov 7—63 

Mansfield, T Camp Griffin, Nov 16—61 

Morton, Thomas Calumet 

McCrystal. Thos A Cottage Grove 

Marcoe, Theodore B Stetsouville 

McQuaker, James, £ Atlanta, la 

Noble, John, me Gratiot 

Pedley, Bidwell* Fredericksburg, May 3—63 

jieed J Alexaudria, Dec 5— 64 

Keed', Wm Calumet 

Shoemaker, E* Fredericksburg, May 3- 63 

Shoemaker, E 11* Fredericksburg, May 3-03 

Simons, Jno, £ Bartville, Mich 

Sunders, 11 O Alexandria, Nov 2—02 

Sargent, Wm R Atlantic, la 

Shipinan, Elick Byron 

Smith. Jonathan Yankeetown 

Sable, Peter, £ Taycheedah 

Schiinian, Joseph Eau Claire 

■1 iffany, P B, c Taycheedah 

Thomas, Geo B» Fredericksburg, May 3—63 

Tallmadge, Butler Calumet 



White. WniT* Fredericksbuig, May 3— 63 

Wheelock,TH-|- WiUamsburg, May— 62 

Wheelock, Sauders Calumet 

Wood, Icbabod Calumet 



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July 26-03 

Washington, D C 

Kiee Lake 

Locbiel 

Menominee 



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Capt J M Mott 

Lt C K Bayard 

Lt Jas Deerey 

Lt Thos Btair 

Lt J A Hill 

LtLS West 

Lt C S Buiidy Washington, D C 

Lt M H Wilson Menominee 

Lt H H Stout* May 10—64 

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Capt S A Hall 

Lt L A Day Le Claire, Iowa 
Lt A T F'leetwood 

Lt P R Tlftany Taycheedab 

Evans, Wm, capt Philadelphia, Aug i— 62 
Mutt, John M, capt Fredericksbuig, July 26—63 

Stout, 11 H, 2nd It* Spottsylvania, May 10— 64 

Green, John, corp* Rappahannock, Nov 7 — 63 

Miller, Jas, corp* Spottsylvania, May lu— 04 

Si;vy, J H, corp Alexaudria, April 11—01 

Apel, Michael Petersburg, Feb 5—05 

Bolton, J K+ Spottslyvania, May 11 — 64 

Burliugame, H Camp Grifnn,()ct20— 61 

Bruen, Ernest Belle Plaine, Feb 24—6: 

Eurpe, C E Corps Hospital, Jan 20—04 

Babcock, Henry, i Waukau 

Crasley, John* Wilderness, May 5—04 

Crouch, Jas Alexandria, Oct 24—64 

Christmau, Henry Chippewa Falls 

Carpenter, B'W City Point, April 9—05 

Dutcher, Plait U S Ho.sp, Md, Oct 9—05 

FiUmoie, JobnA Uortouville 

Fraker, John Washington, Oct 3—61 

Himmelsbach, Barney, H Chippew;'. Falls 

Holmes, PC Menominee 

Knoll, Wm R, £ Onuo 

Larson, G, U S Hosp, Jld 

Langdell, Niles Philadelphia 

McCiay, Andrew* Fredericksburg, May 3—63 

Messcr, F Andersonville, Aug 21—64 
Moare, A B Harrison's Landing, Aug 11—62 

Nolle, Frederick+ Washington, May 21—64 

Orban, Ludw.g, £ Wheatland 

Feleugs, Aug* I'redericksburg, Jlay 3—63 

Phillips, Wm* Rappahannock, Nov 7—03 

Paeull, M H* April 15-65 

Robinson, Thos+ Spottsylvania, May 12—61 

Riley, J E, £ Berlin 

Siiuires, H C Jlay— 62 

Tiffany. P B Tayclieedali 

Wood, Harrison Belle Plaine, March 10—63 

Wales, S S, ra Burlington, la 

Wright, Geo Badger Mills 

Williams, Charles D Knapp 

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Gregg, Juo, c 
Graham, Wallace, f 
Hammond, E C 
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Harrison. A J 
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Lentlen, James Janesville 


Blake, Wm P* 


Antietam, Sept 17-62 


Goggins, Wm4- 


Hatcher's Run, Feb 8—65 


Lenden Matthew Janesville 


Brunzel, Frederick 


• Gravelly Run, March 31-65 


Gilbertson, Wm+ 


City Point, April 17—65 


Limiett. Henry H Sacramento, Cal 


Baur, Frederick* 


Gravelly Run, March 31—65 


Gunderson, Ole 


St Croix 


Londen, James W Janesville 


Bodecker, H* 


Hatciier's Run, Feb 7—65 


Have, Frank 


Galesville 


Miller. Chas H, el'k Minneapolis, Minn 


Bales, Asbbury+ 


June 25—64 


Hale, J F 


Washington, Oct 27—62 


Palmer, Frank G Northfield, Jlinn 


lirecker, John 


Tom ah 


Hai-vey, K W 


Ono 


Peckham, (!eo(i Ottawa, 111 


Clay, Harvey, clerk 


Waupun 


Kinne, Darwin W 


Trumbull 


Smith, Edward, \'alparaiso, Ind 


Cheek, Phil, a 


Baraboo 


Keeler, A D+ 


Smokytown, Md Oct 7—62 


Slater, Jno, band teacher Belvidere, 111 


Copeland, W H* 


.Antietam, Sept 17—62 


Lowell, H 


La Crosse 


Schimmelphennig, John Oeonomowoe 


Crandall, Frank JI 


July 6—64 


McCawdron, M* 


Antietam, Sept 17— 62 


Voger, LE Saginaw City, Mich 


Dawley, Ehenezer 


Baraboo 


Murphy, Jere,lunibe 


• inspector Eau Claire 


Windecker, Sidney, f Fond dn Lac 


Fort, S» 


.\ntietani. Sept 17—62 


M.allony, A* 


Hatcher's Run, Feb 6-65 


Winn A B Beloit 


Garlaugh, F 


Antietam, Sept 17— 62 


McLaughUn, J H 


Trumbull 


Winn, G B Beloit 


Hodgeden, J* 


Wilderness, May 5—64 


Ricliardson, Jas* 


Wilderness, May 5—64 


W.ard, Wm E Ottawa, 111 


Hodgen, J G 


Maine 


Sutter. N» 


Antietam, Sept 17—62 


Wright, E G Wasliington, D C 


Hill, James 


Sept 18—61 


Streiff, M« 


Laurel Hill, May 10—64 


Winn, George, Sr Beloit 


Harp, Cieo A f 


Baraboo 


Smith, A C* 


Spottsylvania, May 8—64 


Winn, George Beloit 


Huntington, A J 


Gieen Bay 


Steensrud, 


Black Earth 


Young, James Wausan 


Inman, I 


Annapolis, Dec 27—62 


Thompson, John* 


Wilderness. May 5—64 


Zassder, Halmntli, m Larrahee 


Jones, R M* 


Gettysburg, July 1—63 


Tomlinson, R 


Andersonville, June 28—64 




Jones, F A 
Johnson, T C, 1: 


Baraboo 


Winkler, I ( 


iravelly Run, March 31—65 

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Johnson, D W 
Jenkins, Jolin J, a 


Petersburg, Feb, 15—65 
Chippewa B'alls 




Three years, organized July 16th, 1861. Orig- 
inal strength, 1108, gain*by recruits, etc., 1035. 


Keys, J 0* 
Kitner, W J 


Antietam, Sept 17—62 
Petersburg, Aug 19—64 


Capt Alex H Hove 
Capt T W Plummer 


Prairie du Chien 
Prairie du Chien 


. Total, 2143. Death loss, 321— killed in action, 163, 


Kline, Wm+ 


Keedsvllle. Md, Sept 24—62 


Capt Edw A Whaley 


Prairie du Chien 


died of wounds, 71, oZ disease, 84, ot accidents. 


Kellogg, C* 


Wilderness, May 5-64 


Lt Wm Partridge 




3. Other losses, 684— m'issing, 7. desertions, 79, 


Kevs, Wm E* 


May 7—62 


Lt L G Harris 


St Louis, Mo 


transfers 75, discharged, 513. Sti'ength at mus- 


Langhart, J E* 


South Mountain, Sept 14-02 


Lt Harley L Sprague 


Beetown 


ter out, July 14th. 1865, 1148. Campaigns in 


Miles, Geo* 


Soutli Mountain, Sept 14—62 


Lt D Chapman* 


G^ettysburg, July 1—63 


Virginia with the old "Iron Brigade." 


Pierson. Wm* 
Palmer, Wm 


Gettysburg, July 1-63 
Neillsville 


Lt N S Bull 
Adams, G 0, sgt 


Prairie du Chien 
Washington, Sept 17—61 


REGIMENTAL ROSTER, 


Pierson, J* 


Petersburg, June 18—64 


Chestnut, J N.sgt 


Frederick, Jan 23-63 


Col Lysauder Cutler Milwaukee 


Palmer, Uriah+ 


Ciettysburg. July 21—63 


Armstrong, W B' 


Gettysburg, July 1— <j3 


Col Edw S Bragg Fond du Lac 


Pierson, S* 


July 21— 64 


Amman, F* 


Petersburg, Aug 18—64 


Col Rufus B Dawes Marinette, 


Rice, Geo+ 


Washington,' Oct 12—62 


Boyd, A* 


Petersburg, Aug 18—64 


Col Jno A Kellogg Wausau 


Stults Henry-t- 


Baltimore, Feb lu— 65 


Brown, M II 


May 23—65 


Lt Col J P Atwood Leadv iUe, Dakota 


Saare, Wm 


St Josepli, Mo 


Brewer, Simpson 


Port Byron, 111 


Lt Col Thos Kerr Milwaukee 


Smalley, P J 


(ireen Bay 


Beenian, John-f 


Andersonville 


Maj Jno F Hauser Prussia 


Tilden, Geo p 


Milford 


Borkenhagen, Wilhel 


n Aden 


Maj D B Dailey Council Bluffs, la 


Voss, John .leftersonville, lud. July I-ii5 


Cottrell, A D 


June 13 — 65 


Adj Edw P Brooks, Cork, Ireland 


Whitman, J C* 


South Mountain, Sept 12—62 


Chadayn, Austin-|- 


Andersonville 


Adj J A Watrous Fond du Lac 


Whittaker, H* 


Antietam, Sept 17—62 


Drysdale, John 


March 29—05 


Adj W H Church Charles City,Iowa 


Williams. Harvey 


March 5—62 


Day, William 


Casey, la 


Q M Otto Schorse Milwaukee 


Whittle, James, me 


Baraboo 


Fisker, W* 


Laurel Hill, May 12—64 


Q M L B Upliam Friendship 




■ B 


Pisk, A L 


.VrUngton,Feb 1—62 


Q M L A Roberts Prescott 




Green, G 


'rairie du Chien, Feb 1—65 


Q M Sol B Holmaii Prescott 




Hickeck, Wm* 


Jericho Ford, May 23—64 


Sura J C Hall Monroe 


Capt D J Dill 


Pi-eseott 


Harris, Lloyd G 


St Louis, Mo 


A Surg O F Bartlett Meridian, N Y 


C;vpt R P Converse' 


Wilderness.'May 5—64 


Hewitt. E P 


Sliarpsburg, Sept 17—62 


A Surg A D Andrews River Falls 


Capt W W Hutchins* Yellow House.'IAug 19—64 


Jolmson, .\le.x 


Bloomington 


A Surg L G Armstrong Boscobel, April 25—65 


Capt H E Sawyer 




Jordon, T 


Mendota,Ill 


A Surg Wm Lay Ainiaton 


LtJF Marsh 


New Hampshire 


Klumb, Nicholas, f 


Kohlville 


Chap W Cochrin Oshkosh 
Chap John Berk 

J A McDowell, gen Chicago, II' 
Wm H Allen, It col 


Lt Henry Sevlll 
Lt Arthui C Ellis 


Eau Claire 


Koenig, George, I 
Lillie, H C F 


Riceville 
■edericksburg, June 20—62 


Lt.Sol B Holman 
Lt D W Kinney 


Prescott 
Prescott 


Marston, R* 
Me Coy, J* 


Gettysburg, July 1—63 
Hatcher's Run, Feb 6—65 


P J Pluramer, maj* Wilderness, May 5—64 
C Babcock, sergt niaj» Petersburg, Aug 19—64 
Lynns, John, asst serg April 25—65 


Lt Harry Lowell 
Sargeant, 0, serg 
Young, D Z, corp* 
Evans, WE, corp 


Arlington, Mareli 7—62 
Antietam, Sept 17—62 
Gettysburg, July 1—63 


McAdams, Melvin Osceola Mills 
Pettit, Henry E Tomah 
Pettit, HC* Bull Run, Ind, Aug 30-62 
I'uini r, C H. U S Gov employe Yankton, D T 


A 

Capt A GMalloy Jefferson, Texas 
Capt D K Noyes, postmaster Baraboo 
Capt L A Kent Denver, Col 


Kelley, J,corp-t- 
Anderson, U* 
Alverson.F W+ 
Anderson, A 


Gettysburg, July 1—63 

(jetty.sburg, July 1—63 

May —64 

Washington, May 19—65 


Powell, J* Fredericksbui-g, April27— 63 
Russell, S Washington, Dec 8—61 
Roddeck, Frederick T Platteville 
Rose, S Richland Centre 
Schroeder, John, M Barton 


Lt T C Thomas Baraboo 


Brown, L* 


South Mountain, Sept 14—62 


Sheldon, L W4- 


Washington, Nov 5—62 


Lt J A Coughran 


Barrett.'.G C* 


Jericho Ford, May 23—64 


Steinmetz, Mathias, t 


Cedar Creek 


Lt H J Huntington Green Kay 


Bruce, CH,t 


Warren 


Tooley, A* 


Wilderness, May 5— 64 


Lt Mair Pointon Canby, Minn 


Cassady, Geo 


Alexandria, Dec 8— 62 


Vespers, S S 


Bull Run 2nd, Aug 30—62 


Lt Nelson Moore Woodstock, Minn 


Cole, V A* 


Antietam, Sept 17—62 


Vanderwarker, S 


Maryland, March 20—65 


Pruyn, H F, 1st it* Laurel. May 8-64 


Casporas, W J 


Antietam, Sept 17—62 


Whaley, Ed, Postmaster Prairie du Chien | | 


Fowler, A,sgt* Hatcher's Run, Feb 6— 66 


Clark, C 


Washington, Sept 11—81 


Young, F* 


Bull Run 2nd, Aug 30—62 


Alexander, J, corp-f- Antietam, Sept 17—62 


Conrad, Henry 


Scott 


Young, Frank 


Chicago, HI 


Johnson, A P, corp, m Baraltoo 


Faust, W* 


Gettysburg, July 1—63 




D 


Dawler, E, corp. f Baraboo 


Fulton, R A* 


Gainesville, Aug 28—62 




Fenton, S D, corp* Cold Harbor, June 2—64 


Francis, C H + 


Alexandria, Oct 6—64 




Artridge, R, corp+ Frederick, Sept 14—62 


Fort Isaac 


Menimac 


Capt Jno O'Rourko 




Ames, A D Jan 2—62 


Gluth, F* 


Antletam.Sept 17— 62 


Capt JnoF Marsh 





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Capt Sam'l BurdsallJr 
Capt Tlios Kerr 
Capt J K Launney+ 
Capt H \j \Iatraw 
Lt M H Fltcli 
Lt E P Brooks 
Lt Jno Daviilson 
Lt Patrick JleCawlrey 
Lt H B Mclntosli 
Boehm, Joseph 
Campbell. B. 1st sgt 
Gallup. W. serg'i* 
Montgomery, K, corp* 
Simmons, D. corp* 
Spear. D. corp* 
Odell, M.corp* 
Arnold. F* 
Aney. J J, f 
Charlesworth, O' 
Cook, Jno H 

Covey. John H 

Cook. John H 

Dunning, H Jl* 

Davidson, W H 

Daily, Dennis B 

Eversoll, F» 

Eagan, J+ 

Geary. Francis* 

Gallup, Warren* 

Hansburg, F* 

Haydem. \.+ 

Hall, George 

Hall, George 

Jorves, Jos+ 

lvlaber.o\v,J+ 

Lavitt, M 

Miller, GW+ 

McGee, Thomas 

Perkins, A M* 

Powers, Jl JH- 

Koseuberg. H 

Sprague, C* 

Siebcnthall. F* 

Shields, PJ+ 

Sebneider, John+ 

Stewart. Jas 

Wilson, A B« 



Milwaukee 

Feb 15—15 

Holland. Mich 

Denver. Col 

Cork. Ireland 

Prairie du Chien 



Milwaukee 

Lucas 

Baltimore, Aug 3—61 

Gettysburg, July 1—63 

S Mountain, Sept 1-i— 62 

Gettysburg July 1— «3 

Petei-sburg, Aug 18—6-1 

Hatcher's Kun, Feb 6—65 

South Mountain. Sept 14— C'2 

Xorwalk 

Gettysburg. July 1— 13 

Chippewa Falls 

Englewood, 111 

Englewood. Ill 

Bull Kun 2nd. Aug 30—62 

Uazon anie 

La Crosse 

Gainesville, Aug a."*— 62 

Frederick. Oct 10—62 

Antletam. Sept 17—62 

Antietam, Sept 17—62 

Hatcher's Run, Feb 7—65 

Gettysburg, Aug 5—63 

Milwaukee 

So'diers Home, Milwaukee 

Baltimore. Feb 2—65 

April 2-2— «5 

April 8— Lo 

Washington, June 13—61 

Hingham 

South Mountain, Sept 24—62 

Hatcher's Kun. Feb 8—63 

Tess Corners 

Gettysburg, July 1-63 

Gettysburg, July 1—63 

Washington, June 1 — 64 

April 4—65 

Mazomanie 

South Mountain, Sept 14—62 



Capt Edw S Bragg 
Capt E A Brown* 
Capt Clias P Hyatt* 
Capt H L Garfield 
Lt Jas TtJonklin 
Lt J B Johnson 
Lt A G Deacon 
Lt Michael Mangan 
Lt Geo 1) Eggleston 
Burns, J H, sergt-(- 
Smith, B C, sergt 
Hart J P, corp* 
Webb, S P, corp 
Bowels, J T 
Bragg, E S, a 
Campbell, J+ 
Diener, J • 
Dennis, A 
Durant, J W+ 
Dilamater. N 
Elholt. C D, ed 
Flood, J, 1 
Fenuer. Jacob 
Garfield, K D 
Garfield, M A 
Gaftney, A 
Gaffuey, Xick 
Hardy, E 3 
Havilbud.E 



Fond du Lac 

Antietam, sept 17—62 

Philadelaphia, Sept 22—64 

London, Ont 

Fond du Lac 

Jeffersonville. Mo 

Fond du Lac 

Appleton 

■Wilderness, May 7—64 

Dec 18—61 

Spottsylvania, May 8 — 64 

Arlington. Oct 23— tl 

City Point, Jan 2— C5 

Fond du Lac 

April 28—64 

Petel-sbuig 

Neiilsville 

July 3—63 

Harrisburg, Aug 2 -6i 

Fond du Lac 

Fond du Lac 

Lone R'ick 

Nov 27—61 

Washington. Sept 2—63 

Camphellsport 

Osceola 

Andersonville, Feb 6 — 66 

Scott 



Jones. E J* 
Johnson, J B 
King. F 
Leaman. E* 
Lambert. F 
McKinnon. C+ 
Marslon, J,m 
Martin. Judas* 
Miller, Henry 
Xoyce, Geo 
Parkhuist. J A 
Peters. Theodore 
Rouch. David* 
Root. A* 
Rowell. John 
Shay. John* 
Smith. Wm 
Smith, Guilford 
Thorm. P C 
A'an Dorstan, F 
West. James 
Walker. W H 
Watrous. J A 
Zipp, Phil 



Petersburg. Feb 6—65 

Fond du Lac 

Gettysbnrg, July 1—63 

Gettysburg. July 1—63 

White Oak. Nov 2—63 

Chambei-sburg, Dec— 63 

Appleton 

Petersburg, Feb 6—65 

Fairfax, June .5 — 65 

Merrimac 

Neillsville 

March. 26-65 

Petersburg. Feb 6—61) 

Petersburg, Feb 5—64 

Chilton 

Gainesville. Aug 28—62 

Camphellsport 

Neillsville 

Andersonville, Aug 26-61 

Ml- 14—64 

City Point. May 1—65 

Fond du Li.c 

Fond du Lac 

Fond du Lac 



Capt Frederick Schumacher* Perryvllle 

Capt W '\'on Bachelli, Antietam, Sept 17—62 



Capt Otto Schoise 
Capt Oscar Graetz* 
Capt Henry Schildt, 
Lt Wm F Bode* 
Lt Wm Golterm.\n 
Lt Edw P Brooks 
Lt D O Davis 
Lt Chas Bertram 
Lt A J Barbericli 
Gratz, Oscar. 1st It* 
Lampe. C, 1st segt* 
Sige, M, sgt* 
Hagenow, F. sgt 
Islep, Geo, corp* 
Bunby. C+ 
Beckelhaust, Wm 
Bush. Jacob 
Ceilg. Conrad 
Downey, C H 
Dock, A 

Emley. Frederick 
Goetsch. Leo 
Goelsch. Leo 
Harre, C* 
Haag J 



Milwaukee 

May 10—61 

Jlazonianie 

Antietam. Sept 17—62 

Mequon River 



Laurel Hill. May 10—64 
Bull Run 2nd. Aug 30—6'.' 
Fetersbure, June 18 — 64 
May 21—64 
Antietam. Sept 17—62 
Washington. June 11—64 
Washington. Oct 22—62 
Milwaukee 
SpringGreen 
Baltimore 
Annapolis, April 8—65 
Scott 
Washington, Dee 10-63 
Painesville 
Gettysburg, July I— 63 
Hatcher's Run, Feb 7—65 
Hermann, Chr'istopher, f Riceville 

Hohenstein, H Washington, April 12-63 

Henniiig, Franz Fillmore 

Ivers. Nells Washington. June 23-03 

Klokow.C* Antietamj Sept 17— 62 

Keuchenmeister, Fred Fillmore 



Marsh, Wm L 
Maertz, August 
Maoch, Wm 
Rader. J+ 
Spengler. Philip* 
Schluter. H* 
Sulzer. Adolph 
Schorse. Otto 
Thesmier. A* 
Vetter, J 
Wellhausen, H* 



Pontiac. Mich 

Whittlesey 

Pontiac. Mich 

Germantown. Pa. Aug 24— 65 

Gettysburg. July 1—63 

Petersbuig. July 1—64 

Milwaukee 

Milwaukee 

Bull Run 2nd. Aug 30-62 

Andersonville. July 9—64 

Bull Kun 2nd. Aug 30— 62 



Zrocifel, Jost, dairyman 



Milwaukee 



G 



Capt M A Northnip 
Capt Lewis A Kent 
Capt Jno Simmons* 
Cai-t D B Dailev 
Capt Henry Naegely 



Lt Geo L Montague 
Lt Wm A Reader 
Lt H H Carpenter 
Lt Jas L Converse* 
Lt U C Mat raw 
Lt Sam'l .VI Bond 
Lt Wm H Allen 
Lt Wm H Church 
Hyatt. J A. sgt* 
Burnes, W H H. sgt* 
Cowan. J H. corp* 
Mead. Chas corp* 
Moore, J M. coip+ 
Jenks. C M corp+ 
Mason, J. corp+ 
Bedford. Wm* 
Brooder, J 
Burbank. D.C+ 
Burch. Perry 
Ballweg. Andrew 
Burr. H M 
Cole. E W+ 
Corey. V W+ 
Cannon. Barneys- 
Clark. Alonzo+ 
Dahl.KJ 
Emmons. B K 
Frodine. J W-f- 
Green. Frank* 
Giamble, Richard* 
Haley. M* 
Holland. Wm 
Hanson. John A 
Hubbard, U R, stock 
Losel, Geo. me 
Manning, P* 
Mogler. W* 
Maun, C* 
Mainwold, R 
Naegly, Henry 
Purfield Hemy L 
Powers. H C, me 
Reader. W A, m 
Richal. Allen 
Schnider. J S^ 
Wrinch. Gottfried* 
Wright, R O* 
Wilson, O C 
Wallin, W H 
Young, S* 
Zeueir, F 



Beloit, Wis 

Denver. Col 

Yellow House. Aug 19-64 

Council Bluffs la 

Mazomanie 



Wh itewater 

Fond du Lac 

Brownsville 

Wilderness. Mayo — 64 

Holland Mich, May 5—64 

Milton 

Charles City. la 

Gainesville, Aug 28—62 

Gettysburg, July 1—63 

Antietam, Sept 17— 62 

Gettysburg. July 1 63 

Boonsboro. Ind Oct. 19 — 62 

City Point. Xov 25—04 

March 31—65 

Gainesville. Aug 28—62 

Philadelphia. Aug 13—63 

Middletown. Oct —62 

Point Lookout. Dec 13—63 

Dane Station 

Beloit 

April 16—65 

April 2—65 

Rebel Prison 

Kebel Piison 

March 17—62 

Washington. Dec 30—62 

Frederick. Oct 15—62 

Antietam. Sept 17 — 62 

Getiysburg. July 1—63 

Gainesville. Aug 28— 62 

Washington. Dec 14—62 

Rockford. Ill Feb 5 63 

raiser Tallorville. Texas 

St Killians 

Gettysburg. July 1—63 

Hatchers Run. Feb 7 — 65 

Gainesville. Aug 28 — 62 

Washington, April 24—64 

Mazomanie 

Cairo, III Dec 11—02 

Beloit 

Fond du Lac 

Slietek 

Washington, June 6—64 

Sailoi-s Creek, June 6—6* 

Antietam.. Sep I7 — 62 

Washingtcm. D C Oct 1 62 

East Saginaw, Mich 

Antietam. Sept 17—62 

Alexandria, June 9—65 



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Capt Jno F Hauser 
Capt Albert T Morgan 
Lt John D Lewis 
Lt Jno A Lester 
Lt Jno Bealey 
Lt Thos Kelley 
Lt H B Merchant 
Snyder, X, 1st sergt* 
Pulleys, F, sergt-h 
Baily, Wni.corp* 
JIany, John, corp* 
Uoyle, John, corp* 
Kelly. D, corp* 
Blake, Thos* 
Butler, E \V-t- 
Cultrell, S 
Canon, J F 
Eggleston, L W+ 
Fi y, Jas* 
Fncli. John* 
Fisher, F 
Haffoer. John 
.lohnson, W L 
Jnlinson, John 
KoBEner, Jos* 



Pi-ussia 
Washington, D C 

Alma 

Fountain City 

Kacine 

St Louis, Mo 

Laurel H:ll, May 12—64 

Alexandria, June 30 — 64 

Antietam, Sept 17—62 

Gettysburg, July 1—63 

Hatclier's Kun, Feb 6—65 

Laurel Hill, May 12—64 

Washington. April 8—65 

Washington, March 4—64 

NelUsville 

Gettysburg, July 26—63 

Gettysburg, July 1—63 

Petersburg, June 19—64 

City Point, Jan 21—65 

Belle Plain, Jan 18—64 

Andersonville, Oct 2 — C4 

Stevens Point 

Antietam, Sept 17—62 



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Kumley, TJiis 
Martin, X* 
May, J* 
MuUter,PauI-r 
Nettlfeton, S* 
Philbrick, P H 
Poor, C P 
Parkin, Kivby 
Reed, Uris 
Sc'hierenhocker, E* 
Smith F* 
Seliinoe, O 
Taylor, Sainuel+ 
Troutman, Anton 
Webber, Peters- 
White. H M+ 
Walters, Henry H 
Wltherell, Haile 



Washington,Nov 11— fil 

Gettysburg, July 1—03 

Laurel Hill, May 12-&t 

Washington 

Antletam, Sept 17—62 

March 5—65 

Jenny 

Coloma 

Barton 

Gettysburg, July 1-63 

Laurel Hill, May 12—64 

Burtou 

AndersonviUe, Sept 12—61 

Frederick, Oct 23—62 

Washington, June 20 — 64 

Dodgeville 

Fond du Lac 



Capt Leonard S Johnson 
Capt Jno A Kellogg 
Oapt Earl M Rogers 
Lt Milo M Baker 
Lt Clayton E Rogers 
Lt Francis A Waller 
Lt Jno C Goodwin, 
Miller, A, 1st sgt» 
Green, C A, sgt* 
Fox, Wm,sgl* 
Kuby, G A, corp» 
N'cholas, WH, corp* 
Thompson, K, corp-1- 
Atwood,G W» 
Burnham, Chas* 
Boughtou S M* 
Benedict, L S 
Bishop, H W 
Crane, W R» 
Conklin, C A-i- 
Collins, W M-i- 
Carter, M D-)- 
Cainpfield, Daniel 
Didiot, H» 
Douglas, Geo* 
Dibble, C F* 
Darrovv, Wm H 
Ellsworth, F* 
Ellis, C» 
Emmons, A, 
Fine, R» 
Fentou, DC+ 
Fox, Abijah 
Fo.idick.H A 
Gray, Riehard+ 
Graut, AC 
Haslancl, J* 
Hopps, c* 
Harding, J-|- 
Johuson, J A* 
Johnson, J P» 
Lawrence, Wm* 
Longmire, John 
Lind, Henry J, i 
Lewis, F L, ph 
Markle, Peter S+ 
McClure.HF 
Moody, Jas C 
McDill, Geo M, a 
Phillips, Richard H 
Robblns, Geo-I- 
Reeves, Selah 
Rogers, Earl M, m 
Sutter, G W* 
Salts, A 
Smith, Clark+ 
Stedman, Levi 
Southwick, Milton, I 
Thompson, G W 
Wright, Caleb C-|- 



Glendale 

Wausau 
Vlroqua 



Chippewa Falls 

De Sota 

Wonevvoc 

Gettysburg, July 1—63 

Petersburg, June 18— Bi 

Keedysville, Sept 21—62 

Fredericksburg, Aug 29—63 

LaurelHill, May IC— 64 

Washington, June 27—04 

Antietam, Sept 17—62 

Gainesville, Aug 28—62 

Gettysburg, July 1—63 

Laurel Hill, May 10- 04 

Salisbury, K C, Nov 6-64 

Laurel Hill, May 10-61 

Stafford CH, May 9-63 

Feb 11—63 

Albanville 

Gainesville, Aug 28—62 

Antletam, Sept 17—62 

Wilderness, May 5 — 64 

Point Bluff 

Gainesville, Aug 28—62 

Hatcher's Run, Feb 6—65 

Hillsboro, Dec 2—64 

Bull Run 2nd, Aug 3(y—62 

Belle Plaine, March 6-63 
Washington, Sept 21—63 

Washington, April — 65 

Gettysburg, July 1—63 

Petersburg, June IS— 61 

Boonsboro, Md, Nov 18—62 

Petersburg, Aug 19—61 

Wilderness, May 5—61 

South Mountain, Sept 11 — 62 

Oct 28—61 

Hillsborough 

Arcadia 

Washington, Jan 11—61 

North La Crssse 

Osceola Mills 

Oct 20— 64 

Georgetown, Sept 21—62 

Empire 

Viroaua 

Gettysburg, July 1—63 

Five Forks, April 1—65 

July 17—63 

Viroqua 

Washington, Nov is— 62 



White, Thos 
Wareham, R A, m 
Walker, Samuel 
Wallace, Jas 8 
Zwarink, A* 



Sept 14-64 

Plymouth, la 

Ontario 

Viroqua 

Gravelly Run, March 31—65 



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Capt Rufus R Dawes, 
Capt David LQuaw 
Capt Jno Ticknor* 
Capt Wm N Remington 
Capt Andrew Gallup 
Lt Jno A Kellogg 
Lt Wm S Campbell 
Lt Israel Hendricks-)- 
Lt Wm H Van Wie 
Lt Jno Crane 
Lt Lyman B Upham 
Lt Samuel F Gordon 
Tarbox, A E, sgt • 
Fletcher, A, corp* 
Revels, W J, corp* 
Abbott, Chas A* 



Marietta, Ohio 

Wausau 

Gettysburg, July 1—63 

Mansion 

Wausau 

Feb 12—65 
Mauston 



Gettysburg. July 1—03 

Gettysburg, July 1—63 

Wei don, R R, Aug 19—61 

Antietam, Sept 17—62 



Chamherlain, G C* South Mountain, Sept 14 — 52 



Cleveland, T J 
Cunimings, Daniel' 
Coppernall, C E+ 
Dejean, V 
Dottee, Wiillam 
Edward H H 
Freinbeyn, A* 
Folmsbey, Geo 
Gardner, L S* 
Gile,CM 
G-iraon, S F, I 
Huntley, K* 
Harrison, W P* 
Hancock, W P* 
Hancock, WD* 
Hahn, Geo 
Hills, L B, I 
Jolmson, L 
Kellogg, J A, a, 
Lowery, A 
Pateisen, Wm* 
Patterson. W M, t 
Pratt, Lorenzo 
Rogers, E M 
Rose, Eugene 
Scoville, J* 
Scott, John-i- 
Sweet, Geo N 
Trumbull, H W* 
Thompson, Jas H+ 
Wescott, L* 
Williams, J P+ 
Wilcox, Franklin 
Yates, A L 



St Croix 

' Antletam, Sept 17— 62 

Aug 13-64 

Washington, Dec 24—62 

New Lisbon 

Arlington, Nov 25 — 61 

Five Forks, April i— 65 

Minneska, Minn 

Bull Run 2nd, Aug 30—02 

Washington, May 12—05 

Wadena, Minn 

South Mountain, Sept 14—02 

Antietam, Sept 17—62 

Petersburg, June 18-61 

Salisbury Prison, Nov 16—04 

Petersburg, Feb 13—65 

Mauston 

Glendale 

Wausau 

LaCrosse 

Gainesville, Aug 28— 62 

Mauston 

Mauston 

La Crosse 

Mauston 

Gettysburg, July 1—63 

City Point, April 1— «5 

Hunter, N Y 

Fredericksburg. April 29— <i3 

City Point, Feb 13—65 

Petersburg, June 18—61 

Baltimore, March 9—65 

Mauston 

Laurel Hill, May 12-61 



UNASSIGNED. 



Allen, Thos W t 
Allen, G L, f 
Bohn, Charley, i 
Burdict, OC 
Burchell, N 
Bavcus, Tom, f 
Briggs,Ed 
Clawster, Wm, f 
Campfield, Dan 
Gushing, Shep 
Cobb, Amasa 
Driggs, Jobe, t 
Davis, Lawson 
Daw es, R R 
Durlin, Walter 
Everest, Chas 
Fern. Sargeant,! 
Goodwin, Jno M, f 
Gnipe, Ferdinand 



Hillsborough 

Valley Red River of the North 

Hillsborough 

Ontario 

Greenwood 

Iowa 

Decorah, la 

Liberty Pole 

Ontario 

Desota 

Lincoln, Neb 

Nebraska 

Hillsborough 

Marietta. Ohio 

Pittsfleld, Penn 

Barron 

Kansas 

Wonewoc 

Hika 



Gibson, John 
Hill, "Doe" 
Hart, Louis, I 
Hockabout,WH, 1 
Kanouse, Thos D, musician 
Kuchenmeister, Ferdinand 
Lliid, Charley, f 
Law, R 
Lind, Ed, 
Lynis, Jim 
Morgan, Albert T 
Mangan, M E, m 
Mathews. G 
Moody, Jim 
Moore, Billy 
Minchell, W E, p 
McClure, TW 
Nutting, Dan 
Newton , Thos 
Neagcly, Henry 
Neislou, Frederick 
Patton, W H 
Page, Chas 
Richardson, Mart, f 
Riley, Bill, c 
Somerly, John, p 
Soerl, f 
Schuett, J C 
Scbuber, Gotlieb, f 
Shreve, Caleb, £ 
Smith, Neill 
Sweet, Bill, f 
Southwick, Milton 
Thuber, Geo W, f 
Tongue, Le Grand, f 
Warham, Dick, m 
Wyman, Chester 
Williams, Isaiah 
Wallace, James 
Welson, LL 
Wilcox, Franklin 
Waller, T A, t 



St Paul, Minn 

Hillsborough 

Ontario 

Readstown 

Watertown 

Kewaskuin 

Hillsborough 

Chicago, 111 

Sydney. Neb 

Glendale 

Fox Lake 

Fond du Lac 

Cylon 

LaCrosse 

Green Bay 

Chicago, 111 

Hillsborough 



Mazomanio 

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Desota 

Chippewa 

Geneva 

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Desota 

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Nebraska 

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Three years. Organized Sept. I6th, 1861. 
Original strength, 1029 ; gain by recruits, etc., 
903. total, 1932, death loss, 391— killed in action, 
172, died of wounds. 95, of disease, 124. Other 
losses, 629— missing, 6, desertions, 44, transfers, 
100, discharges, 473. Strength at muster out, 
July 32, 1865, 912. Campaign in Virginia with 
the old "Iron Brigade." 

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Adjt E A Campbell 
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Q M David Shlrrell 
Q M LaTour M Christ 
Q M Fred'k Dunham 
Surg Henry Palmer 
Surg D C Ayres 
A Surg E F Spaulding 
A Surg L B Brainard 



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Milwaukee 

Muscoda 

Fall River 

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Capt Hollon lUchardson 

Capt Jas .Toliuson 

UM BMlsuer 

Lt W W Ryan 

Lt Jas Holmes* 

Lt T J T Buchai.an 

Lt C.jiirad Gunkel 

Lt Ricbard Lindsay 

Agaii, John 

Ball, Ueriry 

Bartlioloniew. J M* 

Bartholomew, M 

Bartholomew. Jos M, Express Agt 



Chippewa Falls 



Okee 
Wilderness, May 6— 64 

Chippewa Falls 

Andersonviile, Aug 10—64 

Audersonville. June 16—64 

Gainesville, Aug 28— €2 

Lodi 



Lodi 

Madison, Nov 19—64 

MiddletoD, Md, Dec 1—62 

Andersonviile 

Wilderness, May 5—64 

May 10—64 

South Mountain, Sept 14—62 

Iron Kidge 

Petersburg. July 3—64 

Washingion, Oct 14 — W 

Washington, Oct 28—63 

Washington, July '1—64 

Gettysburg, July 1—63 

Ganiesvillc, Aug 28—62 

Lodi 

April 11—65 

Rebel Prison 

Laurel Hill, May 10-64 



Bascom. John 

Basconi, L+ 

Beauregard, F H 

Brown, J* 

Buck, H M 

Burke, M* 

Byron. Henry 

Carrow. Joseph4- 

Carter, W P 

Carler, Bissell 

(•barles, J N+ 

Chase, M» 

Cleveland. James* 

Cleveland, Wni, 1 

Cluue, Patrick+ 

Cole, OtisN 

Collnis, Wm* 

Ciaiulall, W W, County Clerk Chippewa Falls 



Douglass, A F* 

Elthorp, C 

Evans, G W+ 

Faith, John+ 

Fowler, Francis A 

Fragrer, Philip 

Hall, Alexander 

Hart, C» 

Hawks, Milo 

Hawks, M 

Hicks, Edwin M 

Hiuton. W+ 

Hobart, O B* 

Holmes, L P* 

Holmes, J* 

Johnson, L* 

Kalb. Jacob* 
Kurst, Wm* 
Lack, Peter 
Lasky, Wm F+ 
Leban, Alonzo* 
llcCabe, James, pa 
McCalva:-y, A T* 
McCalvary, T +- 
Mead, J H* 
Mills, C E* 
Moor, John* 
Osborne, S J 
Philips, R* 
Pierce, Hiram+ 
Katlertj, Peter* 
Riopel, Seraphim* 
Ryan. W W 
Sanderson, J W* 
Sawjer, J D* 
Sajre, E P 
Sheeham, M* 
Simmers, Jos+ 
Steeers, D E* 
Stilson, Thos H+ 
Stone Albert 



Gainesville, Aug 28—62 
Columbus 
Petersburg, July— 64 
Petersburg, July 31—64 
Andersonviile, Sept— 64 
Annapolis, Oct 1—63 
Philadelphia, Sept 6—62 
Petersburg, June 18 — 64 
Dorchester 
Neillsville 
April 7 — Go 
Washington, Dec 22— 62 
Laurel Hill, May 9—64 
Cold Harbor, June 2— 64 
Wilderness, May 4—64 
Wilderness. May 6—64 
Wilderness, May 5—64 
Wilderness, May 5—64 
Audersonville, July 7—61 
Alexandria, Oct 3—62 
Wilderness, May 6 — 64 
Columbus 
Petersburg, June 18—64 
Philadeljihia, July 23—63 
Gettysburg, July 1—63 
Gainesville, Aug 28—63 
Wilderness, May 5— 6o 
Washington, March 31—63 
Gainesville, Aug 28—62 
Middleton, Oct 7— 62 
Wilderness, May 5— 64 
Gainesville, Aug 28—62 
Okee 
Wilderness, May 5—64 
Antietani, Sept 17— 62 
Washington, Nov 15 — 61 
Gainesville, Aug 28— 62 
Petersburg, July 31—64 
Wilderness, May 6—64 
Petersburg, July 31—64 
Ailinglon, Va, Dec 14—62 



Strangeway, F W 
Townley, W J, I 
Zinger, Jacob* 



Lodi 

Warren Mills 

Wilderness, May 6—04 



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Capt Jas H Huntington 
Capt Geo H Brayton* 
Capt M C Hobart 
Capt C E Weeks 
Lt Jno Walter 
Lt 5 L Bachelder 
Lt Herb D Dyer 
Lt Sam'l H Shields 
Lt E A Campbell 
Lt C C Spaulding 
Acres, W D , seiut 
Baitean, P A, corp* 
Brayton, Geo H, capl* 
Brownson, M P, sergt 
Brown, James 
Bruuson,E* 
Bush, Geo E 
Carney, P 
Caseney, Peter 
Casson. Alfred 
Cole, Kii£us+ 
Cromwell, Orrin B 
Frost, A 
Frost, S 
Graham, B F 
Hancock, E R, corp* 
Hatfield, Silas4- 
Hawes, G H H 
Heln, X, sergt* 
Hillicker, John T 
Hobart, M C, f 
Hughes, Alexander 
Hulbert, O A, corp* 
Kippen C* 
Lewis, Julian* 
Maxfleld, J U* 
Miller, Azel 

Miller, J H, sergt* 

Monroe, M C,sergt+ 

Myers, Wm* 

Newell, Homer 

Petts, J A,corp 

Plummer, C E, corp* 

Provost, Louis* 

Richardson, W* 

Salesburg, J K 

Sickler, W H 

Spaulding, C C 

Van Walker. Allen 

Walker, Charles 

Weeks, C E, f 

Wheeler, Edwin* 

Wilcox, Daniel 

Wilkinson. A J 



Gainesville, Aug 28-62 

Fall River 

Marshall 



Durand 



Rio 

Philadelphia, Aug 6—63 
Laurel Hill, May 10—61 
Gainesville, Aug 28—62 
Belle Plain, Mai-26— 63 
Kalorama, Dec 16—62 
Antietani, Sept 17—62 
Rio 
Balls Cross Roads, May 20—65 
Washington, May 2B— 65 
Madison, Sept 15—61 
Middleton, Oct 7—62 
Falmouth, May 14—62 
Andersonviile, Feb 5—65 
Gainesville, Aug 28—62 
Gettysburg. July 1—63 
Middleton, Sept 20—01 
Hospital, June 18—01 
Gettysburg. July 26—63 
Wilderness. May 5—61 
Washington, Nov 19— 01 
Fall River 
Elk Point, D T 
Wilderness, May 6— 64 
Laurel Hill, May 10—64 
Gainesville, Aug 28-62 
Wilderness, May 6^-64 
Georgetown, June 26 — 02 
Petersburg, June 19—64 
Gettysburg, Oct 7—63 
Gettysburg, July 1-63 
Wisconsin, Aug 18—64 
Washington. Sept 10—62 
S Mountain, Sept 14—62 
Laurel Hill, May 10-64 
Wilderness, May 5—64 
Grand Meadow, Minn 
EIroy 
Eio 
Baltimore, Dec 29-63 
Rio 
Columbus 
Antietam, Sept 17-62 
Middleton, Oct 28-62 
Washington, July 7—64 



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Capt A R Bushnell 
Capt J Neumann* 
Capt E A Andrews 
Lt J H Holcomb 
Lt D C Ashmore 
LtWielan Oswald 
Lt Wm O Topping* 
Lt Geo W Davis 
Armstrong, J* 
Bryant. D H+ 
Burkliolder. David 
Calvert, Wm 
Carpenter, Wm 
Collins, Alonzo 
Cox, William, me 
Daggett, A E+ 
Danner, John 



Lancaster 

Wilderness, Va, May 5—64 



Fitz Hugh Cross, April 29—63 

Wilderness, May 5—61 

Washington, July 4—64 

, f Scott 

Rebel Prison, Oct 16—64 

Wilderness, May 5—61 

Dubuque, la 

PlatteviUe 

Feb 26-65 

Fredericksburg, July 22—62 



Eason, Edward 
Eastman, J L+ 
Fordney, Jolin W 
Hodges, James, f 
Holmes, W* 
Howarth, Wm* 
Hull. Will* 
Hurst, L D* 
Iiimaii, H 
Lamek. John* 
Link, David H 
McKlnney, W G^ 
Mitchell, G* 
Newcomb, W B+ 
Palmer, J 
Parker, Ezekiel 
Rav, Madison 
Rice, Jacob 
Russell, Alonzo 
Sain, (ieo W+ 
Sanders, J 
Sperry, Enoch S 
Stout, Albert' 
Sutton, TB* 
Will Geo+ 



Feb 26-65 

Washington, Oct 1—62 

Andersonviile, May 12—64 

Kingsbury, Cal 

South Mountain, Sept 14—62 

Washington, July 29—63 

Gettysburg, July 1—63 

Laurel Hill, May 12—64 

Arlington, Nov 22-61 

Gravelly Run, March 31—62 

Oct -/S— 62 

Antietam, Sept 23—63 

Wilderness, May 5 — 64 

Frederick, March 5—63 

Audersonville, May 12-61 

Wilderness, May 5 — 64 

Middleton, Oct —64 

Andersonviile, Sept 27—64 

Washington, Feb 25—63 

Gettysburg, July 19—63 

Andersonviile, Sept26— 64 

New York City, Nov 3—62 

Antietam, Sept 17—62 

Bull Run, Aug 30— 62 

New Yo rk, July 9—64 



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Capt E F Giles 
Capt Alex W Bean 
Capt Fred R Dearbora 
Capt Wm W Machen, J 
Lt C W Cook 
Lt H P Colton 
Lt J Compton 
Lt G W Shampner 
Lt Hen L Estis 
LtCha,sC:in'pbell 
Best. James 
Burnett, George 
Brigham, E P 
Buckman, P C* 
Buckman, HC+ 
Bull, F M+ 
Coinpton, Wm H 
•Cook, W H+ 
Coon, A D+ 
Crane, Edward-r 
Crocker, J M+ 
Cummings, James 

Edwards, John A 

Emei-y, WH* 

Emmas, Henry 

Estes, E A J, f 

Evans. James* 

Farnham. LC« 

Guernsey, Otis 

Haines. M V 

Hunt, John 

Isham, F W 

Isham, L S* 

Klinelelter, H G 

Little, O S* 

Main. E E 

Murphy, J+ 

O'Connor, J C,t 

Ordway, B P+ 

Oitley, Godfried* 

Parrish, Geo+ 

Powers, W M, me 

Renbeiger, J* 

Richmond, S B 

Shampern, Geo 

sheefclt, Sidney 

Shelter, Henry 

Sherman, Wm H 

Simmons, Elmore 

Starkweather, M M-+ 

Stillman, B H 



Stoughton 
Stoughton 
Troy, Kan 
r Adel, Iowa 

Wilmington, 111 
West Grove, la 
Adel. la 
Rutland 
Bay View 
Waupun 
Stoughton 
Stoughton 
Burr 
Gainesville, Aug 28—62 
May 24—64 
Gettysburg, July 9—63 
Washington, Nov 13—61 
May 30—64 
Washington, Oct 12—62 
Washington, Sept 3—62 
Washington, June 28 — 64 
Arlington, Jan 26—62 
Washington, Nov 28—62 
Gainesville, Aug 28—62 
Washington, Sept 21—62 
Virginia, Dakota 
Gainesville, Aug 28—62 
Gainesville, Aug 28—62 
Stoughton 
Stoughton 
KichmoDd, 03t 12—63 
Stoughton 
Wilderness, May 5—64 
Nora 
Gainesville, Aug 28—62 
Stoughton 
Transport, April 11—65 
Edgeiton 
Frederick, Oct 3—62 
Five Forks, April 1—65 
May 15—64 
Yankton, D T 
Gettysburg, July 1—63 
Arlmgton, Jan 6—62 
Stoughton 
Omro 
Stoughton 
Oct 24—62 
Stoughton 
May 24—64 
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Taylor, Geo* 
Thomas, Johii^- 
TUoinpson, K* 
Tippee, O F 
Treat, James M* 
Walker. L A* 
Walker, W 
Wheeler, A A 
Wright, J E 



Stoughton 

Gravelly Run, March 31—65 

Washington, May IC— 64 

Gettysburg, Ju'y 1—63 

Stouehton 

Alexandria, Sept 21— 62 

Gettysburg, July 1—03 

Stoughton 

Washington D C. Nov 10—64 

Stoughton 



Capt Levi E Pond 
Capt Wm H Gildersleeve 
Lt E J Buck 
Lt W F Bailey 
Lt W B Manning 
Lt David Shirrell . 
Lt Henry Gibson 
Lt Jno H Hopper 
Lt Aug M Hubbard+ 
Lt Jno Harrison 
Baldwin, C L-|- 
Blackburu, E G, clerk 
Boles, Geo E 
Boiler, Geo J, drover 
Bowen, Jos E 
Bradshaw, Win 
Bradshaw,M W+ 
Briggs, Jas+ 
Bristol, Henry O 
Cassey, D E 
Case, David 
Casey, J F 
Crandall, H J, sergt* 
Dewey, G J, corp* 
Eddy, Geo W-)- 
Eubanks, Jos* 
Figger, Geo+ 
Flatg, E H+ 
Fonda, Martin 
Fuller, C W, corp 
G.athers, Henry 
Gathers, H 
Ghering, Aug+ 
Gibson, Henry 
Guptill, F A* 
Harrison, Jno 
Hoffman, Herman A. I 
Holcomb, W L+ 
Holcombe, Henry 
Hopper. J H 
Hopwood, Geo 
Huggabonie, L* 
Hutchinson, Geo 
Jump, William 
Lackey, C 3+ 
Luther, Justus P. nie 
Marsh, Samuel B 
Marsh, C H» 
Marshall, Alanson 
Milen, Henry M 
Mills, Elijah, "lorp 
Mills S S 

Montgomery, Chas 
Mussey.J C, sergt* 
Nurcester, W F, corp-|- 
Oi-vis G A, corp* 
Orvis, N 

Osborne, C A, sergt* 
Pattingill, James-f 
Fease, Silas W« 
Fond,LE, m 
Robinson, W W 
Ron, Louis, f 
Rose, J J, corp+ 
Sargent, G, corp* 
Sharpe, E W, sergt -f- 



Westneld 

Westfield 

Portiige City 

Cnicago, 111 

Buffalo, N Y 

Westfleld 

Coloma 

Five Forks, April 2—65 



Gettysburg.July 1—63 

Berlin 

Hancock 

Brookville, Kansas 

Fredericksburg. June 22—62 

Arlington, itarch 22—62 

Fredericksburg, May 15 — 64 

near Antietam, Sept is— G2 

Belle Plaine, March 16—63 

Wilderness, May 5—64 

Cincinnati, April 19—63 

Alexandria, June 15—63 

Gainesville, Aug 28—62 

Laurel Hill, Sept 17—62 

Washington, Sept 9—62 

Jericho Ford, May 28—62 

Washington, June 1—64 

Hospital, April 23—65 

Baltimore, March 26—64 

AndersonviUe, May 21—64 

Hancock 

Coloma 

Gettysburg, July 1—63 

Westfleld 

Wilderness, May 5—64 

Friendship 

f Amherst 

Gettysburg, July 1—63 

Hancock 

Coloma 

Dansville, June 25 — 66 

Gainesville, Aug 28—62 

Hancock 

Hancock 

Washington, May 22—64 

Berlin 

Brookside 

Wilderness, May 5 — 64 

Arlington, Jan 20—62 

Harrisonville 

AndersonviUe, Oct 1—64 

Hancock 

Culpepper, April 17— « 

Wilderness, May 6 — 64 

Washington, Oct 9—63 

Wilderness, May 5—64 

Westfleld 

Hatcher's Run, Feb 6—65 

Antietam, Sept 17—62 

Gettysburg, July 1—63 

Westfield 

Fort Totten, Dakota 

Scott 

Washington. Sept 11—62 

Antietam, Sept 17—62 

Petersburg, June 8 — 61 



Smith, Chas A 
Smith, James M-r 
Spooner, E J 
Straight, J B+ 
Thalacker, Henry 
Thurston A R* 
Tonilinson.Chas K 
Wall J J D 
Webster, A R, sergt 
Wheeler, Arch 
Whe^der, James 
Wheelock,WHH 
Worcester, W, corp+ 
Wordea, G H, sergt+ 



Arlington, Feb 11—62 

Washington, June 2—64 

Arlington, March 4—62 

Gettysburg, July 1—63 

Montello 

Wilderness, May 5— «i 

Arlington, March 3—62 

Annapolis, Dec 18—04 

Audersonville,May 7—64 

Alexandria, April 29—63 

Washington, Nov 10—64 

WildeiTiess, May 5 — 64 

Washington, Oct 9—62 

Locust Grove, May 12—64 



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Capt Jno B Callls 
Capt H F Young 
Capt Francis A Boynton 
Lt Sam'I Woodhouse 
Lt W E Sloat 
Lt Jesse M Roberts 
Lt Wm E Stout 
Lt J WMcKenzie 
Lt Bruce Bryan 
Atwood, Orlando W 
Bennett, Philip-h 
Blakely, Robert 
Blunt, T+ 
Calvert, M* 
Clark, J A* 
Cooley, G W* 
Cormick, Geo-(- 
Craig, W F* 
Darnell, THB:f 
Drew, J A 
Ellis, J H 
Eugle, George 
Evans, James H 
Francis, Peter* 
Geneava, F* 
GiUigan, James 
Halbert, G F+ 
Kaump, H A* 
Kentner, H* 
Kuntz, L* 
Leppa, John+ 
Limkin«, J A+ 
Jlarks, J L* 
Marks, Fred 
McDonald, E S* 
McPhaiH- 
Miles, W N» 
Nehten, John 
Parker, C G* 
Pauley, W B* 
Reamer, J* 
Roberts, H* 
Ross, Win+ 
Runnion. J D* 
Salm, William S, f 
Schlosser, J J 
Sprague, Henry S-J- 



Muscoda 
Patch Grove 



Mount Hope 
Plainfleld, la 



Arlington, Nov 24—61 

Gettysburg. July 4^-63 

AndersonviUe, Nov 15-6) 

Gravelly Run, March 31—65 

Petersburg, June 18—64 

South Mountain, Sept 14—62 

South Mountain, Sept 14 — 62 

Washington, May 23—64 

Antietam, Sept 17—62 

Gettysburg, July 5—63 

Muscoda 

Frederick, April 7—62 

Madison, March 22—64 

March 2—65 

Wilderness, May 5—64 

Gravelly Run, March 31— 65 

Arlington, March 10—62 

Middleton, Sept 29— 63 

South Mountain, Sept 14—62 

Gainesville, Aug 28 — 62 

Antietam, Sept 17—61 

Frederick, Oct 8—62 

South Mountain, Sept 14 — 62 

Dakota 

Gainesville, Aug 38—62 

Newton 

Gainesville, Aug 28—62 

Charlesburg 

Petersburg, June 18—65 

Petersburg. June 18— «4 

Gravelly Run, March 31—66 

Gainesville, Aug 28— 62 

Fredericksburg, April 30— *3 

Petersburg, June 28—64 

Burlington 

.AndersonviUe, March 19 — 64 

Washington, July 7—64 



Staley, Albert 
Stevens, L W* 
Weber, Mathias 
Weymouth, Orin 
Whitney, W W 
Wilkinson, Jos* 
Young, H F. f 



Bell Plaine, March 31—65 

Gainesville, Aug 28—62 

July 28—64 

July 26—64 

Frederick, Dec 18—64 

Gravelly Run, March 31—66 

Patch Grove 



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Capt Walter B Peck 

Lt Sam'I J Miller 

Lt Burns Newman* Jericho Ford Va, May 25— 64 

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Lt Lemuel Kromer 
Lt Hugh Evans 
Armstrong, W J 
Atwood, A M 
Barker, Chauncey 
Bean, Solomon 
Bennett, Moses-f 
Buck, JolinM 
Burt, F W 
Burns, ZS» 
Cally, Hamilton N, f 
Campbell, J H* 
Carpenter, L* 
Coffin, R W* 
Crandall, Seely E, I 
Creavey, D* 
Divine, Mitchell-f 



Grand Rapids 



Durkoe, Stephen, £ 
Durkee, S 
Dyer, H D, me 
Everest, Joel, f 
Gould. A 6, t 
Gray, A R+ 
Ingraham, Jas K 
James, Joseph 
Johnson, W* 
Jones, Obadiah 
Lever, Peter* 
Lynn, M H, 
Lynn, T J* 
Lytle, G* 
McAuliff, M+ 
McCaekey, Alex, t 
Moe, Aina 0* 
Oleson, P M» 
Parker, Henry 
Partridge, G N* 
Priest, James B 
Razor, Joseph* 
Richards, W* 
Rogers, Franklin 
Shaw, Frank+ 
Shorten, M* 
Singoy, John-t- 
Sparks, Stephen 
Tapping, John 
Tennant, Ed 
Verinder, Robert J 
Ward well S B* 
Warner, Fred, m 
Weatherby, David 
Wing. Noah, f 
Withroeg, Adolphus 
Work, Robt M 



NelllsvUle 

Grand Rapids 

Oct 6— 64 

Arlington, Dec 7— 62 

Washington, June 16—64 

April 8—65 

Grand Rapids 

Gettysburg, July 1-63 

Scotia, Neb 

Gainesville, Aug 28 — 62 

Petersburg, Jime 18—04 

Gainesville, Aug 28—62 

Plainfleld 

Antietam, Sept 17— 62 

City Point, April 22-65 

Sheffield 

Schofleld 

Durand 

Pine River 

Oregon 

Fredericksburg, May 27—64 

Grand Rapids 

Sherwood 

Laurel Hill, May 10—64 

Arlington, Jan 24—62 

Bull Run, Aug 30—62 

Grand Rapids 

South Mountain. Sept 14—62 

Laurel Hill, May 10—64 

Alexandria, June 15—64 

Homewood 

Gravelly Run, March 31—65 

Gettysburg, July 1— fl3 

Madison, Oct 1—61 

Gettysburg, July 1—63 

Arlington, Dec 28—61 

Laurel Hill, May 12—64 

Gravelly Run, March 31—65 

Philadelphia , Dec 4—92 

Washington, May 25—64 

Jericho Ford, May 23—64 

Washington, June 17—64 

Rebel Prison 

Antietam, Sept 17—62 

Grand Rapids 

Rebel Prison 

Gettysburg.July 1—63 

Randolph 

Alexandria, April— 62 

Rozelville 

Rebel Prison 

Ehoy 



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Cai t Mark Finnicum 
Capt Robt C Palmer 
Capt Robt Montelth 
Cant Chas Falks 
Lt C M H Meyer 
Lt Thos C Alexander 
Lt Tanner Thomas* 
Lt Jos Heathcock 
Adams, Thas+ 
Allen, Robert 
Andrews, J* 
Bishop. J* 
Burton, B* 
Carver, E+ 
Church, Alfred 
Costly, William 
Cults, R J* 
Dillon, George 
Eastman, Lucius-r 
Fulks, James+ 
Gillotte, Jerome 
Hichcock, S* 
Hitchcock, Ell 



Mich 

I.aClede, Minn 

Mitdison 



Petersburg June 18—64 

Linden 

May 25—64 

Indianapolis, Dec 16—64 

Laurel Hill, May 12— « 

Petersburg, June 18—64 

South Mountain, Sept 14—62 

Alexandria, June 16—64 

AndersonviUe, July 12 — 64 

Arapahoe, Neb 

Laurel Hill, May 8—64 

Washington, Jan 23 — 63 

Gainesville, Ang 28—64 

April 23—64 

AndersonviUe, July 16—64 

Laurel Hill, May 10—64 

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the forests abound with game. 

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Johnson, J+ 
Kellelire. T» 
Kemey.H* 
Mai'chall. Lucius 
Mathews, J B» 
Monroe, Wm C 
Miller, Wra 
Mitchner, F 
Monteith, S* 
Monroe. W G 
Moore, Martin 
Murden, Frederick 
Page. G* 
Picket, J J 
Pryor, Joseph 
Rogers, Adam C 
Salesbury, James K 
Schmee. L' 
Scott, Wm G M+ 
Sraith, G A* 
Steers, J M 
Turnbee, John 
Wanyack, John* 
West, Sunter 
Wright, John* 



April 3—65 

Laurel Hill, May 9— «4 

Laurel Hill, May 12—64 

Westfield 

Fredericksburg, Oct 18—62 

Bull Kun 2nd Aug 30—62 

City Point 

Gettysburg, July 1—62 

Antietam, Sept 17—62 

Bull Kun, Aug 30— 62 

Washington, Sept 14—62 

Laurel Hill, Aug 12—64 

Petersburg, June 18— fi4 

Jan 26 — 65 

Fredericksburg, July «— 62 

Hopkins, Mo 

Grand Meadow, Minn 

Gainesville Aug 28—62 

Bull Run, Aug 30—62 

Wilderness, May 6—64 

Gettysburg, July 1—63 

Washington, Oct 23— 63 

Hatcher's Run, Feb 6 — 65 

Washington, April 30—61 

Wilderness, May 5—64 



Capt Theo S West 
Capt Augustus S. Rogers 
Capt Geo H Walther 
Capt Jos N P Bird 
Capt Edson Terrill, 
Lt Chris F Lefler 
LtChr'n M Putsman 
Lt Edwin Terrill 
Lt W W Walrath* 
Lt S E Waterman 
Bird. J LP 
Borden. J E, m 
Buck, S F 
Casey, J E» 
Corry. L» 

Craudall,ThosB+ 
Currin, Horace, corp 
Curi-y, T» 
Dawes, W D» 
Dawes, F L, corp* 
Deagan, James 
Fleming R* 
Gouchee, Adolph 
Hay, William 
Hayes, William, corp 
Hill, J 
Hued. Jos* 
Hursh, C W 
Johnson, H B 
Kellv, Patrick, f 
Miller, William, 1 
Moore, George* 
Perkins, Hugh 
Phillips, J J 
Powers, John 
Ramsey, Edwin* 
Riley,J D* 
Kozell. James 
Seely, William 
Seely Fillmore 
Shrolls, Lewis* 
Terrill, C, corp* 
Tliorngate, David 
Toplin, Oscar M 
Updike, B, corp* 
Waterman, W W* 
Waterman, A W 
White, John* 



Milwaukee 

Wautoma 

Terrill's Corners 

Tioga, Pa 



Wilderness, May 5—64 

Plaiufleld 

Wautoma 

Colby 

Mazomanie 

Wilderness, May 5—64 

Wilderness, May 5 — &4 

Wilderness. May 5 — 64 

Annapolis, Aug 15—63 

Gainesville, Aug 28 — 64 

Laurel HiU, May 9—64 

Petersburg, July 30—64 

Richmond prison. March 21—64 

Wilderness, Ma» 5—64 

Caseo 

Fond du L;ic 

BerUn, March 12—64 

PlainHeld 

Gainesville, Aug 28—62 

Richmond prison, March 24—64 

Plainfleld 

Philadelphia, Pa 

Big Suamlco 

Wilderness, May 6—64 

Neillsville 

Plainfleld 

Oct 16—61 

Laurel Hill, May 12— « 

Petersburg, June 18—64 

Plainfleld 

Plainfleld 

Culpepper, April 21—64 

Laurel Hill, May 12—64 

Gravelly Run, March 31—65 

Alexandria, July 19—62 

Alexandria, April 5 — 62 

Wildemes-s May 5— M 

Wilderness, Mays— 64 

Plainfleld 

Laurel Hill, May 12—64 



Whitcomb, F E, corp* Hatchers Run, Feb 6—65 
Williams, Wm D* Gainesville, Aug 28— 62 

Williams, J W Richmond prison, Feb 11—64 



Wyman, Cyrus* 



Wilderness, May 5—64 



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Capt A Gordon Jr*FitzHugh Cross., April 29—63 



Capt Geo S Hoyt 
Capt Jno M Hoyt 
Lt Frank W Oakley 
Lt A D Rood 
Lt Washington Stever 
Lt David Shirrell, 
Lt Sam'l Morse 
Lt Jno W Bruce 
Lt David McDei-mlt 
Allen, X S 
Baldwin, O M+ 
Barnum, W H+ 
Beard, J H* 
Bloom, Wm* 
Brace, John W, m 
Cochran, M L* 
Crawford, James M 
Davis, J B 
Dunham. Joseph* 
Eddy, Nahum 
Fuller, Levi 
Gamer, F J* 
Gainer, C K+ 
Keihl, Charles 
Kinman, Phineas-|- 
Kirsher, Wend 
linapp, J H* 
Livingstone, John A 
Lombard, A A+ 
Lord, David 
McFarland, L J 
McKinney WD 
Miner, C* 
Morlarty, Daniel+ 
Noack, David+ 
Norton, C B 
Norton, N H* 
O'Ryan, M H, pr 
Oviatt, E H+ 
Ramsay, Edwin* 
Rubin, FL+ 
Sebring, Nathan+ 
Sedgewick. G H+ 
Shoemaker, Geo W 
Simons, Geo* 
Stever, W R R c 
Thompson, Louis 
Tibbetts, Robert 
Tichauser, Andrew 
Tower, J F* 



Regular Army 

Beloit 

Madison 

Milwaukee 

Buffalo, N Y 

Washington D C 

Clinton 



Gravelly Run, March 31—65 

Washington, July 7—64 

Gettysburg, July 16—63 

Gainesville, Aug 28-62 

Gravelly Run, March 31— 65 

Clinton 

Gainesville, Aug 28—62 

Washington, Nov 7—62 

May 21—62 

Arkansas 

Washington, Sept 7—62 

Brillion 

South Mountain, Sept 14—62 

Sept 11—62 

Tomah 

Gettysburg, July 26—63 

Francis Creek 

Gettysburg, July 1—63 

Libby Prison, Sept 12—64 

Philadelphia, Aug 14— 6i 

Arlington, Feb 23- 62 

Washington, Dec 19—62 

Gettjsburg, July 18—63 

Gettysburg, July 1—63 

Aug2l— 64 

Washington, July 6—64 

Gainesville, Aug 28— 62 

Fredericksburg, Dec 13—63 

Milwaukee 

Sept :^o— 6'J 

Laurel Hill, May 12-64 

Fairfa-K Va 

Washington, Sept 13—62 

Washington, Sept 19—62 

Washington, Oct 21—62 

Gettysburg, July 1—63 

Depere 

Philadelphia, Pa, Aug 14—61 

Libby Prison, Feb 17—64 

May 27 -65 

Gettysburg, July 1—63 



Van Orman, Theo 
Watson, G F 
Wilson, Wm S* 
Youngs, Joseph C 



Richmond, Va, Aug 19—63 

Washington, July 28— 64 

South Mountain, Sept 14—62 

Tunnel City 



niTASSIQNKD. 



Babcock, C W 
Brainard, L B, ph 
Bruce, J W 
Clough, W 
Colby, H F 
Despiere. F J 
Despins, J F, ph 
Hinman, W H 
Khne, Carl 
Milone,H A 
Orvis, Orson 
Peters. S W 
Prentice, H B 
Roberts, J M, 1st It 
Robinson, W W consul 
Sontag, John 
Thorapkins, Harrison 



Packwaukee 

Waupaca 

Clinton 

Oshkosh 

Scotia, Neb 

Wausau 

Wausau 

Hutchinson, Kan 

Bc'mont. la 

Westfield 

Westfield 

Montello 

Dakota 

Plainfleld, Minn 

at Jamatava, Madagascar 

Wautoma 

Westfield 



EIGHTH INFANTRY. 

(Three years. Organized September 13th 1861. 
Original strength,973 ;gainedby recruits, etc. 670. 
Total, 1,S43. Death loss, 255— killed in action, 35, 
died of wounds, 14, of disease,2Ql, of accidents 5, 
Otherlosses,424, missings, desertion, 60, transfer 
41, discharged, 320. Strength at muster out , Sept 
5th, 1865, 964. Campaigns in Mo., Tenn.,Miss., 
Ala., La., Ark., 

REGIMENTAL ROSTER, 



Col RobtC Murphy 
ColGeoWRobbins 
Col Jno W Jefferson 
ColWmBBrittan 
Maj Wm C Young 
Maj Duncan A Kennedy 
Adj Ezra L Sprague 
Adj Wm H Sargent* 
Adj Henry L Bull 
Q M H Clark 
Q M PascaliM Hovey 
Q -M Hugh McAulay 
Surg S P Thornliill 
Surg Jos EMurta 
A Serg Wm Hobbins 
A Surg L G Armstrong 
A Surg H M Murdock 
A Surg Reuben Wilson 
A Surg Jas A Jackson 
Chap Wm McKinley 
Chap Jno Hobart 



Memphis, Tenn 
Janesville 

Island Lake. Minn 

S. It Lake City 

Nashville, Dec 16—64 

Cincinnati, O 



La Grange, Tenn 
Madison 

New Richmond 

Mantorville. Minn 

Madison 

Winona, Minn 

Chicago, 111 



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Capt J BRedfleld 
Capt Chas Christenson 
Capt Beiij D Gano 
Lt Melvin Patchin 
Lt A LHungerford 
Lt Jason S Jones 
Lt Thos Farill 
Lt K J Baker 
Lt Jno Jardine 
Allen, Augustave 
Allen, George 
Bacon, L 
Barker, W I* 
Bougie, C A 
Beers, Alonzo J 
Bennett, Jos 
Brown, Henry E 
Bucknian, Moses 
Bumpus, Orson* 
Burbank, A J 
Christian, Charles 
demons, Hiram R 
Collur, Charles 
Copperlie, A 
Davis, Alfred 
Dake, R P 
Downer, David, cl 
Droin, A L 
Friday, G C 
Gardiner, Schyler, t 
Harlwigson, Thos 
Horselleld, Wm H 
J idine, John, m£ 
Jones, Jason I 
Letmolien, Lavel 
Minton, Henry 
Mitchel, James 
Owen, William 
Perkins, Hugh C 
Phillips, Bradford 
Pope, Henry 
Redfleid.TB 
Kedfleld, Charles E 
Redfleld, J B 



Omaha, Neb 
St Louis, Mo 



Sural, Jan 15—65 



Waupaca 

Cai.o, Jan 28— 62 

Waupaca 

New Madrid, Mar n— 63 

Hurricane Cr. Aug 13—64 

Fort Gaines, May 1 65 

Cairo, Feb 28—62 

Farmiugtou, July 2—62 

Memphis, Aug I8 — 64 

Freeniout 

Vicksburg, May 22-63 

La Grange, Jan 23—63 

St Louis, Mo 

Memphis, Aug 31—64 

Madison, Jul> 16 — 64 

Jefferson Baiiacks, Nov 20— 64 

Memphis, Sept —64 

Colby 

Arkausaw 

Wi.sconsin, Oct 2v:— 62 

Memphis, July 31—64 

Madison 

Farmington, May 26—62 

New Orleans, April 24—65 

Waupaca 

Wisconsin. Jan 16—65 

Farmiiiglon, May 20—62 

Selma, Aug 15—65 

Plainsfield 

Turtle. la 

Sherwood 

Corinth. Oct 19—62 

Farmington, July 19—62 

Omaha 

Omaha, Neb 

Omaha, Neb 



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Keed, George L 
Seabi-iglit, Archable 
SpauUiing, J 
Speers, Jacum 
Tliorstenson, Thos* 
Wood, Austin 



Memphis, Feb 16— G5 

AAaiisaw 

Farmingtoii, June 11— G2 

Mempliis, Oct 7— 04 

Covlutli, Oct3— «2 

Sulphur Springs, Jan 3—62 



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Grand Haven, Mich 

Denver. Col 

Pine Kiver 

Greenbujh 

Waverly, Iowa 



Capt D B Conger, 
Capt Albcrl E Smith 
Capt Clias P Stewart 
Lt Jno A Smith 
Lt Levi H Mead 
Lt C D Stevens Pilot Knob, Mo, Nov C— 61 

Lt Emerson Webster Greenbush 

Lt Ephraim Miller St Gilman, Iowa 

Arnold, James W Vicksburg, July 22—63 

Baldwin, T R Greenbush 

Benjamin, Herbert Vloksburg, July 15— C3 

Butler, C M April 6—65 

Butler, Jno Ironton, Mo, Dec 3—61 

Chase, O F, county clerk Osbkosh 

Conger, D B Grand Haven. Mich 

Conger, David, Clerk Milwaukee 

Corbett, Charles Greenbush 

Crandali, A B St Louis, May 23— C3 

Dobbins, Solomon Dec 25—61 

Dobbins, Wni H Memphis, Sept 3—64 

Durkee, W F, corp Germantown, Feb 20— C3 

Elmore, Sylvanus Bear Creek, Aug 8—63 

Esterling. John* Lake Chicot, June 6—64 

Goodnough, J N Neoslio 

Gorman, C D, collector Olivet 
Hodges, T La Grange, Tenn, Nov 16—63 

Hogue, J M, corp+ Corinth, Oct 5— 02 

Hull, David* Nashville. Dec IG— 64 

Jepsou, W M Waverly, Iowa 

Johnson, Geo A Louisville, Sept 2—85 

Mead. Levi, Waverly, Iowa 

Mellon, A A Waldo 

Mellon, Bert Plymouth 

Miller, J W, corp* Lake Chicot, June 16—64 

Monk, Silas Mound City, May 14—62 

Odeli, riios M March 15—62 

Pettet, Jos A. m Campbelisport 

Petit. J.isper A, m Campbelisport 

Pettii, Joseph A Unity 

Pettit,JA Neillsville 

Kogers, Timothy G Clear Lake 

Koot, Augustus Jan 20—63 

Shaw. Joseph Marcli 12—62 

Smith, John A Greenbush 

Stagg, William* Corinth, Oct 3— C2 

Stevens, S E Elkhart Lake 

Tomelty, John, I Plymouth 

Underbill, A, corp Bear Creek. Aug 5—63 

Underhiil, — I'lyniouth 

Weissert, A G, a Milwaukee 



Capt J E Perkins* Farmington, Miss, May 9-62 

Capt Victor Wolf Eau Claire 

Capt Thos G Butler Eau Claire 

Lt Burnett Demarest Eau Claire 
Lt Frank McGuire 
Lt Seth Pierce 

Lt Jno Woodworth Elgin, 111 
Lt Christian Scholkopf 

Atwater, James May 28—63 

Beman, Alphonzo Ironton, Mo. Dec 4—61 

Brown, George A March 22— 62 

Butler, Charles Eau Claire 

Butler, T G Eau Claire 

Canflekl, D.-miel June 9— fi3 

Coon, Thomas B Kilbourne City 

Curtis. C It* Corinth, Oct 3—63 
Delapp, Wm Bear Creek, Miss, Aug 30—63 

Demorest, J B Eau Claire 



Farley, David Youngs Point, La, July 11—63 
Fuller, Solonmn Pepin, Kan 

Hanscome, N+ Corinth, Oct II— 62 

Hooper, James W Memphis, Nov 19—63 

McCord, WF, bk Chicago, III 

Miles. J T* Corinth, Oct 4—62 

Miller, C W Eau Claire 

Muth, C* Corinth, Oct 3—63 

Parker, F N Young's Point, La, July 6—63 

Quick, Walter Iron Ridge 

Ivetgar. A Young's Point, La, June 29—63 

Riley, G W. corp, 1 Eau Claire 

Roberts, Edwin March 9— C2 

Russell, Charles St Louis. Dec in— 63 

Sargent. C A Germantown. Tenn. Marcli 4—63 
Stewksbury. U A* Waterlord, Miss, Aug 7—64 
Swinson. H Bear Creek, Miss, Sept 3—63 

Wilcox. Jr, Ephraim Trempeleau 

Wolf. Victor Eau Claire 

Woodsworth, John Elgin, III 

Worth, Max Bear Creek, Miss, Aug 7— 63 



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Capt Wm J Dawes 
Capt Benj S Williams 
Lt Sam'lC McDowell 
Lt Corydon Boiighton 
Lt Geo S Newbury 



Fox Lake 
Yankton, D T 

Fox Lake 
Upper Grove, Iowa 
Stillwater, Iowa 
Adams, A Jeffersonvine,Iiid, Jau20— 66 

Adams. Ernest May 30—02 

Aney.JsmesD Y"aukton, DT 

Armitage, Ambrose, f Neosho 

Armitage, Sykes P Logansville 

Armitage,Thom.'is Seymore 

Badgers, Wm W Vicksburg, Not 9—6.1 

Burt, Calvin W Cairo, April 6— «3 

Chamberlain, H C* Nashville, Dec 15—64 

Cryderman, Jos Cairo, Feb 19— #2 

Day, William Dakota 

Fletcher, Ellsha Ironton, Mo, Dec IS— 02 

Green, James B March 19—62 

Halsey, Silas Farmington, July 10- C2 

Hanshaw, Joshua St Louis, May 4—62 

Haskell, Seth-(- Vicksburg, May 23—63 

Hasse, August Clinton 

Hill, Augustus May 31—62 

Jones. Charles Nashville, Jan 4—65 

Learned, Osgood May 28—62 

Maxwell, John Memphis, Sept 9—83 

McDowell, Samuel Fox Lake 

Noteman.JC, 1 Fall City 

Osborn.WH New Orleans, Mar 6— 65 

Owen, Wm, h Fertile, Iowa 

Palmer, C W Lyons 

Parker, Adalbert, f Parker, Prairie, Jlinn 

Plank, G L Uniontown, Ala. Aug 22—05 

Kicliards, Geo W Spanish Fort, March 30—66 
Robinson, Avery Memphis, July 1—64 

Robinson, H Bear Creek, Miss, Aug 9—63 

Welch, Patrick, f Gr.afton, O 

Whirry, Geo W St Louis, May 1—62 

Williams, B S, m Yankton, D T 

Wilson, J* Corintli, Oct 3—63 

Wines, Charles April 14—62 

Wisner, Frank O, p Kilbourne City 

Woodward, Geo T, serg Memphis, Jan 31—64 



Capt Wm C Yonng 
Capt Jacob Leffler 
Lt James L Gilbert 
Lt M H Hebus 
Lt Clias A Smith 
Lt Geo Murpliy 
Ames, Laban A, t 
Anderson, James 
Blackledge, Clarkson* 
Currie, Phil 



Gamett, Kan 



Loyal 

Fall City 

Milwaukee 

Corinth, Oct 3— 62 

Milwaukes 



Day, Ellis Farmington, Miss, Julys— 63 

Douglas, W H Eau Claire 

Denson, O F Siwncer 

GiUord, Myron S Vicksburg, Dec 11—63 

Gilbert, F J, serg* Spanish Fort, March 27—66 

Hastings, Seth Cairo, March 9-62 

Hogan, Micliael Madison 

Host, A J Lyons 

Myhart, Wm H Farmington, June 18—63 

McPberson, W B Spencer 

Miles, CC Spencer 

Palmer, E N Fitchburg 

Payne, Chauncey+ Louisville, Dec 29—64 

Pineck, John, serg* Corinth, Miss, Oct 3-62 

SayIes,H, t Middleton 

Sayles, Mordecal St Louis, Aug 24—62 

Silver, Monroe-f- Corinth, Oct 25—62 
Spe.ars, Jos F Duval's Bluff, Ark, Sept 12—64 

Story, Wm+ \ Keokuk. la, Nov 12—62 
Watsou. P Tiptonviile, Tenn, April 5-62 



Capt Jas H Green Massillon, Ohio 

Capt Jno W Greenman Salt Lake City 

Lt Zenas Beach Eastman 

Lt J T McClureH- Bayou Glaize, May 18—64 
Lt Geo M Robbins 

Lt Bowdish Bailey Centre, Kansas 
Lt Jas Berry 

Lt W D Chapman* Vicksburg, May 22—63 
Lt F X Waggoner 

B;iily, Bodfish Centre, Kansas 

Bclrcchard, Charles Julys- 63 

Bush, B W.auzeka 

Clark, John M.adison, Nov 25—61 

Cummings, S M Jackson, Oct 2—62 

Dawson, Stephen Sulphur Springs, Jan 7—62 
Drum, G M Point Pleasant. April 10—62 

Ellis, Edw.ard, sergt Chicago, April 19—64 

Fallender, Wm Vicksburg, July 22-63 

Forsliay, W K, sergt Andersonville, Aug 8—64 

Fox, Samuel Memphis, June 11— C4 

Green, Charles H Seneca, April 10—65 

Greenman, Jno W Salt Lake City.Utah 

GrilBn, Adna H F.armington, June 12—62 

Groves, Ben] F Farmington, June 12—62 

Groves, Eli M Bear Creek, Aug 11—63 

Groves, W C New iMadrld, April 11—62 

Hamilton, James New Madrid. April 18-62 

Henderson. Alex St Louis, July 15—62 

Henry, Joseph* Nashville, Dec 15—64 
Irwin, C I Sulphur Springs, Jan 18—62 

Joseph, John P Farmington, July 9—62 

Lang, Fred Batavia. Oct 1- 63 

Maloy. A Batavia, Aug 11—63 

)«arston, C A* Bayoiidiliit, June 0— 6J 

McCoIlock, S, sergt Young's Point, July 9—63 

McQueen, Z St Louis 

Munn, Charles, Hamburg, May 27—62 

Nyland, Martin April 19—63 

Ostrander, Edwin May 10—62 

Parker, C W, c Little Grant 

Petrey, John* Corinth, Oct 8—62 

Shaw, A P Eliistown, July 17—64 

Shell, John W, corp* Corinth, Oct 3—62 

Slnimway, F Farmington, June 22—62 

Smith, John L, corp Black River, July 24—63 

Thomas, John Ironton, Nov 17—61 

Wilder T A Memphis, Jan 6—64 

Woilord, Wm Ironton, Nov 25—61 



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Capt W B Britton 
Capt chas P King 
Capt M H Doty 
Lt Wm H Sargent 
Lt Chas H Lee 



Janesvllle 

Glenwood, la 

Stoughton 

Nashville, Dec 14— 64 

Janesvllle 



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Lt J B Huggins 
Bear, J L 
Bryan, Chas K 
Carney. John 
Coiiroy. Wni 
Dave, John 
Doty, J M H 
Fisher, Fred 
Franklin. Julius 
Graves, E L, (If ntist 
Holloway, Andrew 
Jolinson, Aineyo 



Janesville 

Cairo, Jan 29—62 

Pilot Knob, Mo, Oct— 61 

Memphis, Jan 6—64 

Blaclc Klver, Oct 7—63 

Stoughton 

Bear Creek, Miss, Aug 7—63 

Sandwich, 111 

Chicago, 111 

Cairo, Jan 24—02 

Farniington, iMay 24—62 



Kelly, Thomas T, corp* Spanish Ft, Marcli 29—65 
King, C K Glenwood, la 

Lee C H Janesville 

Paul, Alexander, corp Gerraautown, Mar 10—63 



Peters, Kcibert 
Runu'c, Frilz 
Slosson. U H 
Smith, J B 
Thompson, S 
Tramblle, Julius 
Tr.'iniblie, Jon.as 



Janesville 

Memphis, July 16—64 

Queen City, Mo 

Sulphur Springs, Mo, Jan 16—62 

Mound City, Aug s— 63 

Sand, Ish.Ill 

Janesville 



White, J A, Corp* Farmington, Miss, May 9- 02 
Whittier, H H. sergt Vicksburg, July 15— «3 
Williamson, M, sergt Inka. Aug— 62 

Wilson, Martin T March 4— 02 

Wood, Charles Janesville 



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Capt Stephen Estee+ 
Cai't PB Willougliby 
Lt La Fayette Muusell 
Lt S K Ellsworth 
Lt Patrick JIcFarland 



Sept 26—63 



Madison 



Barnes, W E 
Bennett, J L 
Brownell, Russell 
Chamberlain, C J 
Corbin, Jacob 
Corbin,C Ccorp 
Corse, Charles 
Dean, James T 
Devme, Albert 
Devine, Clark 
Ellsworth, Sherman 
Ellswjrth. D R, Serg'l 
Emrikin, B 1' 
Flinn, James 
Gould P U 
Green, Thomas 
Ilam, Jerry 
Ileal, Walter 
Ileal. Alfred 
Illingsworth, John P* 
Illingsworth, WP 
Illingsworth, H T 
Judd.C A 
Long, Jacob 
Loomis, O B 
Lovejoy, Wni 
Lucy, Daniel 
Maiisur, Michael, eorp' 
Milen, Roi =-t 
Oieson, Nels 
Oliver, W J 
Palmer, Edwin 
Perry, Geo 
Powell, J M 
Scverson, OleJ 
Shaw, Frank 
Thornton, J W 
Thornton, Wm M 
Van Norman, Geo P 
Waldo, J 



Milliken's Bend July 9—63 

Cairo, March 5—62 

Sparta 

Farmington, Julys— 63 

Blanehardsville 

Cairo, Jams — 62 

Vicksburg, Nov 14 — 03 

Mem ph is, Aug 28—63 

Sulphur Spiings, Dec 30—01 

St Louis, May 17 — 62 

Madison 

;'t Ironton, Nov 23—61 

Clarion, Iowa 

Memphis, Aug 6— 04 

Corinth, Oct 20— 62 

Dayton 

Dayton 

Dayton 

Dayton 

, Oct 5—62 



Corinth 

Corinth, Oct 3—62 

Fredericktown, Oct 23—01 

La Grange, Jan 22—63 

Mempliis,Au2 22—64 

Sulphur Springs, Jan 24—63 

Nashville. Dec IS— 64 

Mazomanie 

Nashville, Nov 16—64 

Feb 6—05 

Keokuk, Aug 4— 02 

Jeff Barracks, Oct 10—03 

Wisconsin, Dec 0—64 

Eastport, Jan 2S— 68 

Jell Barracks, Aug 12—03 

Tupelo. July 13-61 

Columbia, Dec 26—03 

Germantov.'ti, March 15— 63 

Jeflersonville, March —05 

Milwaukee 

Corinth, Oct 0—62 



Capt A D Hickok 

Capt D A Kennedy Walla Walla, W T 

Capt S J Sargent 

Lt H S Phillips Mindoro 

Lt H M Lathrop 

Lt Daniel A Kennedy, New Rlcbmnnd 

Allen, Alviu K Young's Point, La, June 17—63 
Farmington, Miss, June 30—63 
Nashville, Dec 10—64 



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Allen, John 
Andre, Wm* 
Aney,JN,£ 
Anderson, S 
Ashbury, Samuel 
Bassett, Martin 
Bassett, Robins 
Beardsley. Beuj P, corp 
Cinnamon, WH 
Clover, F D 
Couboy, Isaac 
Crouon, E 
Dormer, Rev David 
Downer, Anthony 
Dyers, Benjamin 
Edgar, James C 
Erickson, Paul* 
Frederlck.son, Ole 
Gannon. Geo L, sergt 
Gladsen, Andrew, ser; 
Goodnough, Jerome B 
Hewitt. W E 
Hewitt, J C 
Holhrook, Lera* 
Jansen.Christiau 
Johnson A J 
Johnson, Zebulon 
Kennedy, D A 
Kindall. James 
Laeia, H V 
Larson, Ole* 
Mailer, Janies+ 
McNiel, Ilirara A 
Nash, Abraham I 
Nash, Jonathan W 
Newton, John 
Northrup, Manley 
01e.<on, Ever* 
Oieson, John 
Phillips. HS 
Plunges, P 
Pinkerton, John 
Pinkerton. Joseph 
Queggle, N M 
Rogers, Robert 
Sanders, Nelson N 
Sohenck, M 
Thorp, John W* 
Trainer. Barney 
Teed, D 
Van Loon A 
Vernon, EJ 
Warden, Henry D 



Norwalk 

LaCrosse 

Bear Creek, Sept 16—63 

luka. Sept 13—62 

July 6—63 

luka. Sept 1—62 

Bear Creek, Sept 2—63 

LaCrosse 

Young's Point, La, June 20— 13 

La Crosse 

Arkansas 

Memphis, Sept 11-03 

New Orleans, April 11—65 

New Orleans, Sept 12—64 

, Corinth, May 28— 62 

Stevenslown 

Cairo, Feb 16—62 

Memphis, Nov 22—64 

Wilton 

LaCi'osse 

La Crosse 

Corinth. Oct 3— 63 

Keokuk, Jan 1—65 

Nashua, la 

June 6— 62 

New Richmond 

July 30—03 

LaCrosse 

(Jorinth, Oct 3—62 

Louisville, Jan 2—66 

Vicksburg, July 18—63 

March 31—62 

Farniington, June 9 — 62 

New Lisbon 

Vicksburg. June 4—64 

Corinth. Oct 3-63 

Farmington, June 3u— 63 

LaCrosse 

LaCrosse 

LaCrosse 

LaCrosse 

Farniington, Feb 16 — 64 

Selma. July 6—65 

April 12—62 

LaCrosse 

Corinth. Oct 3—62 

Corinth. Oct 3— 62 

Baton Rouge,^priI 2.5 — 65 

La Crosse 

Bolivar, Tenn, Jan 1.— 63 

Tomah 



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Capt Theo A Fellow 
Lt A E Smith, 
Lt Chas Palmetier' 
Lt Jas A Gary, 
Baker, Horace 
Benedict, Heniy 
Billings, Levi 
Bull, Henry L 
Burke. Myrou 
Cad well, W S 
Cary.J A 
Collins, Henry 
Coon,<; W 
Coon, Ralph M* 
Dickenson, Charles 



Madison 

s, Leadville, Col 

Denver, Col 

Geneva 

Racine 

Clinton 

Kenosha 

Green Bay 

Cincinnati. Ohio 

Vicksburg, June 1 — 64 

Prairie du Chien, Dec 10—64 

Racine 

Young's Point. July 13—63 

Badger Mills 

Corinth, Jlay 28—62 

D Elgin, 111 



Eveng, A E 
Falkner. John 
Farley, Edwin 
Fetch, I N 
Fellows, T E 
Fernald, Clarence 
Fernald, Fred 
Finch A B 
Forsley, Wm R 
Hall, Timothy 
Harrison. Wm H 
Hatch, U W, m 
Henderson, Alfred H 
Hemes, Joseph 
Hickox, Wm E 
Holmes, Geo S 
Humphrey J B, corp 
Hutchinson J J 
Jones, George A 
Janson, Neil* 
Lathrop, Edwin 
Latlirop, Lucas B 
Lossee, Geo 
Loss, Leonard 
Lowe, John H 
Lyons, Wm P 
Maive. Albert E 
Manning, B 



Mason, Edward+ 
Massey, John 
McPherson, W D 
McPherson, Robt 
Meredith, John 
Miller, Amos J 
Mott, Josiah 
Mnrphy, Daniel 
Nobes, Robert 
Noyes, Charles A 
Olp, Heniy 
Olf, Heury 
Paddock, Herbert 
Palmetier Chas 
Peterson, L 
Phillips, John 
Pritchard, Hugh 
Putney, Jos 
Rowell, Frank 
Sbaughnessy, Pat 
Smith, A E 
Smith, W G, f 
Thompson, Jos 
Torre, Thomas 
Van Ness, Edwin 
Wadworth, Geo 
Walker, Mosley 
Walker, Wm H 
Weed, J L 
Weeks, Levi 
Wentworth, SulT 
White, Andrew 
Wyniann, G 



Corinth, Sept 17—62 

Genoa 

Paducah, Ky 

Racine 

Leadville, Col 

Vermillion, D T 

Genoa 

Racine 

Anderson ville, Aug 8—64 

Elkhorn 

Genoa 

Whitewater 

Earrington, 111 

Neosho, Mo 

Central Lake, Mich 

Lyons 

May 22—64 

Racine 

Racine, Aug 28—64 

Nashville, Dec 16 — 04 

Vermillion, Dakota 

Racine 

Jeftersonville, Ind, Dec 30—64 

Racine 

April 26-62 

IVIadisou 

May 17—62 

Sulphur Springs, Mo, Dec 2.3— 6t 



Nashville, Dee 24—64 

Oct 2—02 

Racine 

Thompsouville 

Racine 

Geneva 

May 12—62 

Memphis, April 13 — 63 

Western Union Junction 

Geneva 

Springfield 

Mt Carroll, 111 

April 22-62 

Geneva 

Jellersonville, Ind, Dec 28—64 

Racine 

Racine 

Spring Valley. Minn 

Geneva 

Racine 

Denver, Col 

Racine 

New Orleans, April 15— C5 

Owatonna, Minn 

Nov 22—62 

Racine 

Racine 

Chicago, 111 

Three Oaks, Mich 

Spriugfleld 

Chicago, 111 

St Louis, Nov 27—64 

Germantown, Tenn, Feb 13—63 

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Ebert, M J 
Graves, EC 
Hobait, John, 
Jefferson, J W 
Johnson, Voltaire 
McGlunis, J, a 
Mnrdock, H M, ph 
Murta, J E 
Oieson, Christian 
Overen, Simon 
Quick, W 



Keokuk. Aug 14—02 

Janesville 

Brandon 

La Crosse 

Janesville 

Chlliou 

Chicago. Ill 

Chicago, 111 

Memphis 

Lawler, Iowa 

Jackson, Sept 19—62 

New Richmond 

La Grange, Tenn 

Cairo, June 17—64 

St Louis, June 30—62 

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Schmidt, Charles 


Leopolis 






tJprague.ET 


Salt Lake City, Utah 


Schilling, J+ 


Jenkins Vorry, April 30—64 


Schmidt, Ernst 


Feb 22—64 


Tliompson, A, com sgl 


Grand Gulf,May 19—63 


Scheiler, August A 


Plymouth 


Tschabold, D 


Princeton. March 39— 6J 


Upsod, Hezeklah 


Memphis. Feb 2,5-65 


Voigt, Albert 


Meeme 


Follmer, C 


LittleRock, Oct 26-64 


Velts, Henr>- L, f 


Parkers Prairie, Minn 


Weichlein, John M 


Milwaukee 


Wellems. J 


Little Rock, Oct 26-64 


Viney, Charles 


Janesville 






Zeiger, Lorenz 


Little Rock, Sept 27—04 


Weissei-t, AG 


Milwaukee 




B 




D 


Zuflll, Franklin 


1 ronton, Dec 9—61 






Hutciilns, Charles R, 


nuslclan Macon City, Mo 


Capt Fred'U r. cker 


Manitowoc 




Hutchins. S 


do Herman, Dakota 


Capt A F Dunkee 


Manitowoc 


Lt JnoGerber, 


Madison 


Hutchiiis, James H 


do Sioux Falls, Dakota 


Lt Jacob Bohn 


S.auk City 


Lt Jacob Bohn, 


Sauk City 


Hutchius, C M 


do Fond du Lac 


Lt Wm Schulten 


New Cassel 


Lt Herbert Pfotenhauer, Green Bay 


Donty, C M 


St Croix 


Lt Gisbert Guetzloe 


Manitowoc 


Lt Wm Schulten, 


New Cassel 






Lt Hugo Koch 
Lt B Hartfleld 


Manitowoc 


Lt Hugo Koch, 
Lt Louis Schuetze 












Monroe 


NINTH INFANTRY, 


Lt H J Lorentzen New Holstein 
Lt Gustavus Clement Chicago, 111 


Lt Richard Kempter 
Lt Gerhardt Tucker, 


, Alma 
Chicago, 111 


(Three years. Organized October 26tli, 1861. 


REORGANIZED. 


Lt Anton Fischer, 


Baraboo 


Origlual strength JS70 


; gain by!recrults etc, 552 


Lt P Weibel 


Winona, Minn 


Capt Wm Schulten, 


formerly of New Cassel 


Total. 1,422, Death loss, 175— Killed in action, 61 


Lt Jacob Barge 


near Winona, Minn 


Lt Albert Sehroeder 




died of wounds, 24, of disease, 96, of accidents 4, 


BoUar.- E, sgt 


Little Rock, April 3—66 


Lt Herman Scliurman 


Other losses,223,niissin{;, 0, desertions, 25, tr.aus- 


Miller, J F, sf rgt 


Little Rock, Oct 23—05 


Dobezensky, J, sgt* 


Newtonla, Mo, Sept 30—62 


fprs 7, discliarged 131 


by muster out, Nov. 1st 


Berger, Wm, corp* 


Spoonviile.Ark, April 2— 65 


Buol, Casper, corp* 


Sarcoiie, Mo, Sept 30—62 


18GI— 739. Strength at 


muster out, January 30, 


Bendler, C 


Little Rock. Nov 23—64 


Cruse, Arthur, corp* 


Newtonla, Mo, Sept 30—62 


1866,286. Campaigns in Mo., Kans., and Ark., 


Brimncr, Frank J 


NewGIarus 


Crasher, Max, corp* 


Newtonia, Mo, Sept 30—62 


DrT"! l\lt? 1\TT 


T A T r>ncn^T?r} 


Burkhard, Anion* 


Jenkins Feri7, April 30—64 


Prelssner, N 


Princeton, Ark 


KhLrlMhlN 1 ALi riuoiijrv. 


Dauuser, Joseph 


Little Rock. March 13—66 


Anderson, B* 


Jenkins Ferry, April 30-64 


Col Fred 'k Salomon XJ S Surveyor, Salt Lake 


Escher, C 


Springfield, Mo, Feb 18—63 


Accola, Geo 


Little Rock, Oct 24—64 


Col Chas E Salomon 


St Louis, Mo 


Egger, M 


St Louis, Nov 11— 04 


Buol, John 


Little Rock, Aug 3-64 


Col Arthur Jacobl 


Green Bay 


Howard, John 


Leavenworth, Feb 16—62 


Bettler. Peter 


Camden, June 2—64 


Lt Col Henry OrfE 


Milwaukee 


Ibsch, Carl 


Little Rock, Oct 2—66 


Baphardt, Gottfried 


Owatonna, Minnl 


Maj H Schlueter 


Chicago, K ;;.\IallAgt 


Kirsh, I 


LaCrosse - 


Baumgarth, Gustav* 


Newtonia, Sept 30—02 


Maj GeoEckhar: 


Mil waukee 


Kninidick, John+ 


Princeton, May 31— C4 


Baumgarth, C* 


Newtonia. Sept 30—62 


Adj 13 Hartfleld 




Lutien, John 


Kewaunee 


Bieueck, E* Jenkins Ferry, April 30—64 


Surj HNaumann 


Milwaukee 


Mueller, John 


Little Rock, Sept 28—62 


Bidenstein, F Jenkins Ferry, JIarch 14—64 


Surg Louis Loehr 


Germany 


Myers, G 


LaCrosse 


Discliler, E 


Little Kock, Feb 20-65 


A Surg Chas OttiUe 


La Crosse 


Otillie, C 


LaCrosse 


Durisch, J P 


Mazomanie 


A Surg H E Hasse 


Miiwaukee 


Ristowsky, F* 


Spoonville, April 2—64 


Ferber, Geo 


Prairie du Sac 


A Surg Theo Haering 


Bloomington, 111 


Steimes, Jones 


Camden, Sept 6— 64 


Fiedeniann, Christian Kiel 


Chap Juo Bently 


I"oreston, 111 


Stole, H 


Two Rivers 


Fischer, Aiitoa 


Baraboo 


VETERAN 


VOLUNTEERS. 


Sigglekow, Wm 
Spoher, Frederick 


Little Rock, Oct 18—66 
Shlocton 


Grossni»yer, J 
Haidle, C 


Madison, Aug 9—64 
Little Rock, Sept 13—05 


Lt Col Arthur Jacobl 


Green Bay 


Tagmire, Frederick 


Omro 


Je.sse, Franz 


Fayetteville, Jan 17-03 


Surg Chas Ottllie 


La Crosse 


Wakerhausen, W* 


Spoonville, April 2—64 


Jung, Gottfried 


Port Washington 




A 


Wirth.J 


Theresa 


Kingsley, Lovein 


Little Rock, July 27—64 




Wolkaupt, J 


Little Rock, Sept 21-64 


Kuom, C, f 


Sauk City 










Kuntz, Jacob 


Ft Scott, Oct 23—62 


Capt Fred'k Aude 


Milwaukee 




c 


Kohn, Julius 


Springfield, March 10—62 


Capt H Stocks 


Milwaukee 




Keller, Ferdinand 


Sauk City 


Lt Chas Franz 


Kenosha 






Keuhne, C 


Spoonville, June 1—64 


Lt Edw Ituegger 


Monroe 


Capt Geo Eckhart 


Milwaukee 


Lohr, Jolin* 


Jenkins Ferry, April 30—64 


Lt Adam Maas 


Sheboygan 


Lt Juo Arentson 




Langemak, Wm 


Brillion 


Lt August Krueger 


Sheboygan 


Lt Chas Franz 


Kenosha 


Lambrecht, C* 


Newtonia, Sept 30-62 


Lt Edw BLschoS 


Milwaukee 


Lt Jno Van Ells 


Milwaukee 


Lehmann, Carl 


Sauk City 


Lt Louis Schnetze 


Monroe 


Lt Jacob Blecher 


Milwaukee 


Piiigo, M 


Little Rock, March 30—64 


Lt M A Miller 


Chicago, 111 


Lt A E Chladek 


Chicago 


Roediger H» 


Newtonia. Sept 30—62 


REORGANIZED. 


Lt Aloys Klaus 


Green Bay 


Raedel, Julius 


Leavenworth, July 18—62 


Capt Geo Eckhart 


Milwaukee 


Lt Wm Doerner 




Rufe, John 


Little Rock, Feb 6—66 


Lt Geo Graeraer 




REORGANIZED. 


Santer, A* 


Jenkins Ferry, April 30—64 


Lt WmDoerner 




Capt Chas Franz 


Kenosha 


Schlenke, F* 


Jenkins Ferry, April 30—64 


Lt Juo Ludwig 


Winona, Minn 


Capt H J Lorentzen 


New Holstein 


Siggelkow, Jno J 


McFarland 


Kaiser, C,corp» Jenkins Ferry, Apiil 30—64 


Lt Daniel Goetz 




Sutter, V 


Waseca 


Blum, Wm 


Little Rock, Sep 4—66 


Lt Julius Ulrich 


Oshkosh 


Tbudium, Fred 


Arena 


Brewery, Louis 


Kiel 


Lt Edw King 




Youug, Christopher 


Bell Centre 


Doll, Jacob 


Camden, July 2—66 


Liervers, Theo, sgt 


Milwaukee, Aug 17—63 






Fuchs, Sebastian 


Plymouth 


Binhammer, F 


St Louis, Sept 11—03 




E 


Guthul, Louis 


Kiel 


Bedurke D 


Little Rock, Jan 21—04 




Groth, Carl 


Howards Grove 


Bicknell, Lansing, f 


Waukuu 


Capt Henry Or£f 


Milwaukee 


Gochrlng. Frederick 


Silver Creek 


Buellersbach, J 


Princeton, Sept 6— 64 


Capt Herman Schlueter Chicago 


Henkel, H 


Fort Scott, Sept 21—62 


Doebald, Franz 


Fort Scott 


Capt Edw Ruegger 


Monroe 


Keiser, Frederick 


Silver Creek 


Fleishman, John 


Little Rock, June 26-04 


Lt Conrad Brunke 




Klohe, Joseph4- 


Camden, April 17—64 


Frederick, P 


Little Rock. July 18—64 


Lt Wm MarkliofE 


Milwaukee 


Kirst, Wm. mf 


Franklin 


Giissisberg, C 


Fayetteville, Dec 27-62 


Lt Louis Schuetze 


Monroe 


Luethge, Robert 
Liu don, Wm 
Miller, AC, m 
Petri, Jacob 


Fort Scott, Sept 12—64 

Franklin 

Milwaukee 

Little Rock, March 30-64 


Groth, W F 
Hicks, J 
Kuhn, Geo 
Kasdorff, August 


Madison, Nov 18-64 

Camp Ford, Texas 

Fort Scott, Dec 15— 04 

Little Bock, Sept 22-01 


Lt Erhard Weber 
Lt Edw Klabbatz 
Lt Albert Sehroeder 
Lt A B Chladek 
Lt M Wehr 


Milwaukee 
Chicago 


Riesen, Wm 


Little Rock, Oct 13—65 


Miller, Gotfried 


Little Rock, Sept 22—64 




Rossman, John, h 


Berlin 


Reitmann, M 


Little Rock, June 14-64 


Farpagel, Julius, f 


'Burlington 


Ross man, F 


Pulaski, Feb 1—64 


Ramel, Caspar 


Little Rock, Sept 13—64 


Fiminer, J, orderly sgt Buniimion 


Spann, C 


LittleRock, Jan26— 64 


Schneider, Peter 


Little Rock, July 12—64 


Hart, J, sgt 


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Host, August, sgt Springfield, Mo, April 21—63 
Krakrassliy, Clias, sgt Burlington 

Stroll, John, corp Carrollton, Ark, April 5—63 



Wllliiift. Fred, corp 
Kargis, Frid, corp, f 
liiehard, .1, corp 
Miller, Jos, corp* 
Gruener, H. corp+ 
Breitung, Henry* 
Becker, F 
Dobratz, C 
Drais, .Joseph* 
Friese, Carl F* 
Farpagel, Fred, f 
Glaeser, P 
Qaetz, John, t 
Herman, John 
Hefenbenck, Louis, f 
Heblein, G 
Kitzman, G* 



Burlington 

Burlington 

St Louis. Sept 37— G3 

NewtouKi, Sept 30—62 

rnnceton. Ark, May 18—04 

Jenkins Ferry, April 30—64 

Fort Stott, Sept 1—62 

St Louis, Feb 14—63 

Jenkins Ferry, April 30—64 

Newtonia, Sept 30— 62 

Burlington 

Sager's Spring, Ark, Nov 14—64 

Burlington 

Babcock, Nov 24—62 

Burlington 

Little Rock, July 19—64 

Sarcoxle, Sept 30—62 



Laske, Wm, saloon-keeper Burlington 

Martin, Geo* Jjenkins Ferry, April 30— 64 

Medge, August Little Kock, Feb 17—63 

Pudelwitz r+ Ft Scott, Kan, Nov 7-62 

Runtzler. Fred, me Burlington 

Seiger, Mathias Helena. Ark, Feb 10-64 



Shunian, Geo, saloon-keeper 

Schultz, C, f 

Schritter, Jno, dealer in live stock 

Scheiler, Fred, f 

Scheiler, Julius, f 

Withman, Chris 



Capt Martin Voegele 
CaptCarl H Schmidt 
Lt Philip Knier 
Lt Jno Gerber 
Lt A Schroeder 
Lt Jacob Blecher 
Lt Geo Graemer 
Lt Peter Weibel 
Huber, H, corp 
Ch -iiey, Ffirol 
Moy, Frederick 
Melbor, Frederick 
Neuhotr, \Vm» 
Pylood, J M 
Reuser, Jacob* 
Selwedel, L 
Scheck, G 
Wetgen, H 



Burlington 
Burlington 
Burlington 
Burlington 
Burlington 
Quinny 



St Louis 
Manitowoc 
Milwaukee 

Madison 

Milwaukee 



Winona, Minn 

Fort Scott, Aug 14—62 

Little Rock, Sept 22— 64 

Little Rock, Sept 22—64 

Grand Kapids 

Pine Bluff, April 23—64 

Milwaukee 

Camden Road, April 17—64 

Baiter Springs, June 17—62 

Little Rock, Oct 8— 64 

Fort Scott, Aug SO— 62 



Capt J C G Hartlest 
Capt Fred Molzner 
Capt Chas Frauz 
Lt Wm Meissner 
Lt Otto Leissring 
Lt Dominie Klutch 
Lt Bei'nhard Hartfeil 
Lt Albert Schroeder 
Lt Chas H Schmidt 
LtHansJ Lorentzen 
Lt (Jeo Reinhard 
Stevens, C A, 
Lobenstein, Carl, sergt' 
Ashling, D, corp 
Henblien, G, corp* 
Stunipf, John, corp* 
Zuhlilorf, A, corp* 
Blandikon, C+ 
Bopserald, S 
Becker, M-|- 
Berger, Christian, me 
Coramenstrohl, U 
Diedrich, Felix 
Ende >. Stephen* 



Kenosha 
Washington, D C 



Manitowoc 
New Holsteln 

Shakepee, Minn 

' Newtonia, Sept 30—62 

Newtonia, Sept 30—62 

Spoonville, April 2—94 

Spoonville, April 2—64 

Spoonville, April 2—64 

Elkins Ferry, April 4—64 

Little Rock. Jan 8—64 

Princeton, June 7 — 84 

Waterford 

Clarendon, Oct8— «3 

Waterford 

Spoonville, April 2— 64 



Erion, Mathles 
Fensterniacher, H+ 
Gelger, Simon* 
Gauike, Carl 
Heym. Adam 
Kundert, Randolph 
Kans, Jno, f 
Manteufel. A* 
Muller, JnoF W, 1 
Maas, C* 
Schnild, H4- 
Tekintrups, H 
Vetter H* 
Velter, C* 
Wagner H* 
Wagner. M* 
Wernderllch, Franz 
Wlnterhalter, Leo 
Zech, Jacob 



Capt Jno Gerber 
Lt Fred Molzner 
Lt Hugo Koch 
Lt Philip Kruer 
Lt H J Lorentzen 
Lt Edw BIscholt 
Lt Gustavus Clemen 
Lt Edw Klabbatz 
Lt JulU.5 Uhich 
Becker, John, corp* 
Aul, Wallls 
Birkel, Nicholab* 
Duerkopp, Henry-f 
Fekller, V 
Fingerlee, J A-f- 
Feldlrappe, R* 
Haroth, Ern3t+ 
Horn, Charles* 
Heineritz, D' 
Haak, V 



Wilton 

Princeton, May 2S— 64 

SMrC.'xIe. Sept30-r,2 

Leavenworth. Marcli s — 62 

Fort Scott, Oct 10—62 

Camden, July 8—04 

Danville, Minn 

Sarcoxle, Sept 30—62 

Milwaukeo 

S.arcoxie, Sept, 30—62 

Jenkins Ferry, May 1—64 

Fort Scott, March 30—62 

Spoonville, April 2—64 

Spoonville, April 2— 04 

Newtonia, Sept 30—62 

Spoonville. April 2—64 

Jefferson 

Little Rock, Aug 9—64 

Little Rock, Oct 6— M 



Willhoft, F 



Racine 



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Madison 



Milwaukee 

New Holstein 

Milwaukee 

Chicago, 111 



Oshkosh 
Jeidiins Ferry, April 30—06 
Milwaukee, Jan 30—62 
Newtonia, Sept 30—62 
Princeton, Ark 
St Louis, Aug5— 63 
Princeton 
Newtonia, Sept 30—62 
Princeton 
Sarcoxle, Mo, Sept 30-02 
Newtonia, Sept 3o— 02 
Newtonia, Sei.t 30—62 
Jacob, Marx, gardener Milwaukee 

Kirchner, Wni Leavenworth, May 7—62 

Little Rock, Nov 17— e3 



Krau8e,F 
Kuhn, Jacob-|- 
Lothwesen, H* 
Mohwlnkel, Ernest 
Rahn, Win,f 
Schulz, August* 
Schulz, F 
Zyleuskjr, M* 



Princeton, Ark 

Sarcoxle, Sept 30—82 

Madison 

Green Bay 

Jenkins Ferry, April 30-64 

Little Rock, July l«— 64 

Sarcoxie, Sept 30—62 



Capt Peter Spehn 
Capt Philip Kruer 
Lt Wm Markhofl 
Lt Edw Ruegger 
Lt Hugo Koch 
Lt Wm Schulten 
Lt Herbert Pfotenhauer 
Lt Jacob Blecher 
Englebracht, C, corp-|- 
Adelfang, Peter 
Borgena, H 
Baden, Wm-f- 
Burgard, Wm+ 
Flsher, Geo* 
Kempter, R R 
Kruer, Philip 
Moh,0 

Oswald, Peter 
Schmidt, J 
Stelner, Joseph 
Seifert, Wm* 
Schmidt, John M 
Tobias, M 
Weber, Anton+ 



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Capt Jno Gerber 
Lt Edw Ruegger 
Lt Jacob Blecher 
Lt Albert .Schroeder 
LtOtto Leissring 
Lt Beniliard Hartfeil 
Lt H Pfotenhauer 
Lt Reinh'd Schlieht'ng 
Blrnschein, Traiigott 
Dammau, D-t- 
Feige, B 
Gloor, Jacob 
Linnert, Simon 
Legler, Geo-|- 
Retelsen, Nicholaus 
Stubb, H 

Stussey, Fredoline 
Stussey, Peter 

CNASSIONED, 
Bantly, John 
Bauberger, Mathews 
JeaKcr, H* 
Jeadick, C 
Henschmidt, Anton 
H.visner, He:;ry 
Meier, Conrad 
Mocller, Carl 
Rupstrat, Adolph 
Sturm, Chas, mt^Mcian 



Port Washington 

Milwaukee 

Milwaukee 

Monroe 

New C asset 

Green Bay 

Milwaukee 

Princeton, Ark 

Little Rock 

Leavenworth, Jan 22—63 

Little Bock. May 29— 64 

Princeton, Ark 

Camden Eoad, Ap.ll 16—64 

Alma 

Milwaukee 

Nelllsville 

Paw Paw, Kan, Aug 8— 62 

Sarcoxle, Mo, Oct 8—62 

Milwaukee 

Jenkins Fen-y, April 30— 64 

Milwaukee 

Grand River, Ark. July 10—62 

Princeton. Ark 



MadiS'in 

Mon r( e 

Milwaukee 

Washington, DC 

Green Bay 

Chilton 

Litt;e Rock, .'.ept 10—64 

Princeton, May, 27—04 

Fayettevllle, Dec 27-02 

Little Rock, Sept 21—04 

Little Rock, Sfpt 16—04 

Piinceton, June 3—64 

New Holstein 

Fort Scott. .Sept 2—62 

Sussex 

Sussex 



?oreston. 111 

Plsmontli 

Newtonia. Sept 30—02 

Little Rocr,. July s— 04 

Little Rock, Nov 3o— 04 

Lit;le Rock, Sept la— 64 

Fort Scott, Feb 7—64 

Fort Scott. A iig 17-02 

Little Rock, J !i30— 6t 

Mil vaukee 



REGIMENTAL ROSTER, 



Col J G McMynn 

Col D McKercher 

Lt Col J J Gnijpey 

Lt Col Jno J Ely+ 

Lt Col J W Roby 

MaJ H O Johnson* 

Mil] Robt Harkness 

Adj Win A Collins 

Adj Jas M Golf 

Q M Benton McConnell 

Q M Elliott;H Benton 

Surg Solon Marks 

A Surg Robt Mitchell 

A Surg Robt G James 

A Surg Jas T Reeve 

A Surg Wm A Gordon 

Chaplaln.LasS Coflln 

Chaplain Harmon H Benson 



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Capt Robt Harkness 
LtJ Harrington 
LtC A Burdick-h 
Lt W B Ellenwood 
Hooper, J H sgt 
Bell, Wm J, corp* 
Manning, P E, corp* 
Wilson, J S, corp 
Tucker, C P, corp 



TENTH INFANTRY, 

(Three years. Organized October t4th, 1861. 
Original strength,9io, gained by recruits, etc. lis. 
Total. 1.034. Death lo^s, 219— killed in action. e» 
died of wounds, 27, of disease, 126. Oilier 
losses, 360— missing 0, desertion, 31, transfer 
23, discharged. 3 16. strength at muster oui, about 
Oct. 25th, 1864, 456. Campaigns in Ala., Ky., 
Tenn., and Georgia. 



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Horicon 

Chaplin Hills, Oct 8—62 

Salt Lake City 

Milwaukee 

Walnut, Kan 

Hornellsvllle, N Y 

Milwaukee 
Moundvllle 

Appleton 

Troy 
Richland Centre 



Perryvllle, Ky 

Salt Lake City 

Jefferson, la 

Charleston Prison 

Bowling Green, March B— 62 

Chaplin Hills, Oct 8—02 

Chaplin Hills, Oct R— 62 

N.isbville, Sept 8—04 

Andersonvllle, July 16— o4 



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Adams, M 


Cincinnati, May 26—64 


Wright, H C, sergt 


Chickamauga, Sept 19—63 


Denning, S, corp 


Chickamauga, Sept 19—63 


Adams, A 


Andersonville, Oct 12—64 


Jewctt. J H. sergt* 


Chickamauga, Sent 19— 63 


Austin, J M 


Louisville, Feb 27— 62 


Adams, Daniel* 


Chaplin Hills, Oct S— 62 


Nugent, W H, sergt 


Nashville, March 28—62 


Burke, J 


Andersonville, Aug 30—64 


Blown, S 


Murfreesboro, April 5—62 


Elienwood, R. sergt 


Andersonville, Sept 12— 62 


Bodwell, W-f- 


Chattanooga, Oct 20—63 


Biadt, W T 


Elkhorn 


Elliot, P B, corp* 


Chaplin Hills, Oct 8—62 


Cayer, J* 


Chaplin Hills, Oct 8—62 


Bovee, A D 


July 11—64 


Ferris, J. corp4- 


Perryville, Nov 4—62 


Crowfoot. J 


Nashville, Jan 11— 62 


Coukliii, .1 H* 


Chaplin Hills. Oct 8-02 


Hill, E, corp 


Bowling Green, Feb 28— 62 


Clark, W E 


Andersonville, Nov 1—64 


Cobuni, W 


Andersonville, Oct 15-64 


Ribinson, W M, cor 


1 Andersonville, Aug 18—64 


Chapman. W W 


Hartford 


Carver, EW, hardware Beloit 


Bemis, H 


Andersonville, Aug 9—64 


Daniels, Elon M* 


Chickamauga, Sept 19 — 63 


Conant. Shuniway 


Clinton Junction 


Ballow, A 


NeiUsville 


Ewey, G E 


Nashville, Nov 4—62 


Dugj;an, Walter T, 


a Milwaukee 


Coose. P 


Murfreesboro, April 7—62 


Fuller, Levi 


Briltion 


Devoe, .lames 


Delavan 


Colten, Win 


Winneconne 


Howett, A,Jr 


Elizabethtown, Feb 2—02 


Froet. F M 


Bowling Green, April 6-62 


Downie, P 


Chattanooga. March 2— oi 


King, A F 


NeiUsville 


Fountain, N H 


Andersonville, June 2!<— 64 


Douglass, P A* 


Resaca. Ga, May 16-64 


Lansing, John 


Rock Elm Centre 


Griffin, DeWitt, 


Jlurfreesboro, Jan 15—63 


Frank, D P 


Huntsville, May 10—62 


McGoiiili. R A 


Hartford 


Ileln, Tcter* 


Chaplin Hills, Oct .s- 02 


Freeman, P M 


Andersonville, Oct 10—04 


O'Brien, Patrick 


Berlin 


Hum, G W-f 


Chaplin Hills, Oct si— 02 


France, K 


Webster City, Iowa 


Phillips, J C* 


Chaplin Hills, Oct 8 -62 


Harkiiess, Kobt 


Salt Lake City. Utah 


France, Augusta, f 


Wallerman, Iowa 


Purdy, M 


Andersonville, July 30—64 


Hay, Washington 


Odebolt. la 


Goodwin. H M* 


Chickamauga, Sept '9— C3 


Rogers, G W 


Louisville, Feb 12—62 


Hoyt, Win It 


Chippewa 


Locker, T S» 


Chaplin Hills, Oct 8—62 


Straw S 


Nashville, Nov 19—62 


Jones, T 


Elizabethtown, Feb 2—02 


Lincli, Joseph 


Menasha 


Volts, F 


Ai.dersonville, Oct 23-61 


Kinibeily, Benj.f 


Hudson 


McKillip.John* 


Chaplin Hills, Oct 9—62 


Warner, C H 


Murfreesboro, April 15—02 


Long, J 11* Stone Kiver, Tenn, Dec :jl— 62 


Pratt, E H 


Sherwood 


Wycott, J T 


Murfreesboro, June 24 — 62 


Lee, L 


Paint Rock, Ala, ISLiy 19—63 


Phelps. Allen J 


Kekoskee 


White, H+ 


Larkinsville, Ala, Aug 22—62 


Lansing, G 


Andersonville, Auk 24— 64 


Robinson, A* 


Chaplin Hills, Oct 8— 62 






McCan, J 


Bowling Green, April 2-6.' 


Rifenburg, John K, 


Oakfltld 




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Matteson, W* 


Cliickaraauga, Sept la— 63 


Witchev, W H* 


Chaplin Hills, Oct 8—62 




Montague, H 


Troy 


Wheeler, Win E 


Menasha 


Lt Robt Harkness 


Salt Lake City 


MulviUe, Martin, Postmaster, Delavan 


Wheeler, C 


Dobbston 


Lt Robt Rennie* 


Chickamauga, Ga, Sept 19—63 


Moffutt, WB " ' 


Delavan 


Zuchlke, Julus 


Hortonville 


Lt A V Knapp 


Platteville 


Nicole, Theo 


Elkhorn 






Northy, RH.sgt* 


Chickamauga, Sept 19—03 


Osborn, W 


Andersonville 




D 


Rohan. H A, sgt 


Andersonville, June 18—64 


Pillerv, llichard 


Elkhorn 




Painter. H, sgt 


Andersonville Sept 16—64 


I'ellintz, K 


Spring Prairie 


Capt Jas L Coffin 


Troy 


Glover, P L* 


Chapliu Hills, Oct 8—62 


Roe tor, H A 


Murfreesboro, April 18—63 


Capt B Twogood 




Dodge, A M, corp* 


Chaplin Hills,Oct 8— 02 


Itonevick, 11 


Nashville, Aug 10—63 


Capt Wni A Collins 


Milwaukee 


Brown, C 


New Albany, -Nov IG— 6ii 


Siiell, Chas* 


Chaplin Hills, Oct 8-63 


LlThos L Keiinan 


Portage 


Costley, Jos D 


Arai)alioe, Neb 


Snell, J 


Delavan. Feb 22—62 


LtChasHFcn-d 


New York City 


Crosley, Reuben,! 


Bee town 


Suurr, Geo 


Milwaukee 


Lt A E Patcliiu 


Wyocena 


Eayers, W A* 


Chaplin Hills, Oct 8— 02 


Sheldon, Josiah, f 


Durand 


Lt G W' Marsh 


Portage 


(ileason, M L* 


Chapliu Hills, Oct 8—62 


Turner, W 


Sugar Creek, July 26—62 


Lt E P StowcU 


Iron Ridge 


Goram, A 


Louisville, Jan 5 — 03 


Weed.E J,f 


Mapleton 


Forsythe, C, sgt* 


Chaplin Hills, Oct 8— 62 


Hilgers. T 


Larkinsvil'e, Ala, Aug 30—62 






Dixon. J, sgt* 


Chaplin Hills, Oct 8—62 


Jarrett. Robert* 


Chaplin Hills, Oct 8-62 




B 


Crouch, S, corp 


Nashville, March 7—62 


Jewell. T M* 


Chickamauga. Sept 19—63 




Sweet, E, corp 


Larkinsville, Aug 3—62 


Lumpkins, David C* Chaplin Hills, Oct 8-62 || 


Capt J W Koby 


Horicon 


Buell,.\ A-l- 


Perryville, Oct 20—02 


Leroy, W W 


Huntsville, April 28— 02 


Lt S W Herriek 




Beach, F 


Murfreesboro, April 18-62 


McDonald, E 


Jan 16-04 


Lt Dau'l A Steele 




Bannister, J D 


Shepherdsvllle, Nov 25— 61 


Owen, M C* 


Chaplin Hills, Oct 8— 62 


Minnick, S E+ 


Perryville, Oct 15—62 


Clark, J* 


Stone River, Dec 31—62 


Parker, W H 


Bacon Cieek, Ky, Jan 5-62 


French, M A, corp 


Nashville, Feb 2—63 


Conlon, M* 


Stone River, Dec 31— 62 


Slioemaker, F M* 


Chapliu Hills, Oct S-62 


Bennett, Ira+ 


Perryville, Oct 25—62 


Clark, Geo C 


Delavan 


Tyler, E B 


Andersonville, Oct 22—04 


Brezee, G H 


Bowling Green, March 14—62 


Ellis, C 


Nashville, April 17—62 






Cowles, D 


Andersonville, July 6—64 


Farnham, A* 


Chaplin Hills, Oct 8—62 




G 


Cowles, R R+ 


Murfreesboro, Jan 11—63 


Hunt, E 


Chickamauga, Sept 20— 63 




Cotton, N, Jr+ 


Huntsville. June 28—62 


Hand,G 


Andersonville, Jan— 65 


Capt Wm Moore-t- 


Bellfoute, July 4—62 


Debar, S+ 


Perryville, Nov 10—02 


Jones, A-H 


Perryville, Nov 1—62 


Capt A W Richardson Milwaukee | | 


GriestOE 


Wellington, III 


Luthur, J C* 


Chickamauga, Sept 20— 63 


Capt N Thatchei 


Menivsha 


H;iswell, John C* 


Altoona, June £—64 


Moiey,H* 


Chickamauga, Sept 20—63 


Lt L B Brewer 


Black Elver Falls 


Herriek, G 


Murfreesboro, April 19—62 


Moore, G W 


EUz..bethtown, Mar 28-62 


Lt B F Johnson 




Hewlck, N 


Andersonville, Aug 2—64 


Merrill, C C 


Nashville, March— 63 


LtJCHassey 




Hoffman, H J 


NeiUsville 


Morties, P 


Andersonville, Ang 15- 64 


Lt S A Wilcox 


Lynn 


Jiggcn, J4- 


Chattanooga, Sept 20-63 


Mason. Hiram, f 


Grand Marsh 


Lt Thos C O'Neal 




Martin, A S 


Nashville, Nov 10—62 


Parmeuter, M M 


Louisville, June 3—62 


Schemeihorn, J G 


corp* Chaplin Hills,Oct 8-62 


Miles, William 


Oak Centre 


Pannenter, A H* 


Chapliu Hills, Oct 8— 62 


Fish,WmM, corp* 


Chaplin Hills, Oct 8-62 


Nimes, S B* 


Chaplin Hills, Oct 8—62 


Rosebangh, .1* 


Chickamauga, Sept 20— 63 


O'Fluherty, E, corp+ Murfreesboro, April 1-63 | | 


Ryle, Chester, H,f 


Smith Hill,Minn 


Rouse, G W* 


Chickamauga, Sept 20—63 


Marsh, W 


Elizabethtown, March 21—62 


Seagwick, D P 


Bacon Creek, Dec 311— 04 


Smoke, M 


Louisville, Feb 6—02 


Audersou, L* 


Kenesaw, July 3—64 


Soule, J B 


June 30—64 


Wiltse, A 


Louisville, Feb 14—62 


Anger, A J-f 


Perryville. Nov 3-62 


Smith, W H 


Andersonville, July 31—64 






Amidon, G W 


Nashville, March 19-02 


Sutton, J 


Andersonville, July 19—64 




-( 


Babcock, T J 


Elizabeth, March 15-02 


Turner, F 


N:ishville, Dec 19—62 




Babcock, John H 


Toniah 


Tyler, J II 


June 30—64 


Capt J H Ely 




Christopherson, H 


Nashville, Jan 9—63 






Capt Geo M West* Chlckamauga,Ga,Sept 20—63 


Campbell, W R+ 


Perryville Oct 16—02 




c 


Lt Robt Kohlsdorf 


West Bend 


Carmichell, W H 


Tyrone Station, May 9—64 




Lt Norman Thatche 


r Menasha 


Court, John H-f- 


Oct 16—62 


Capt A W Richard 


son Milwaukee 


Lt Kobt Rennie 


Chickamauga.Sept 14—63 


Douglas, E 


Bowling Green, March 8—62 


Capt Jas C Adams 




Lt Robt Roach 




Dimmick, L L 


NeiUsville 


Lt C A Burdiek+ 


Charleston prison 


Trimble, A. sergt* 


Chaplin Hills, Oct 8—62 


Enhelder, J 


NeiUsville 


Lt S L Hart 


Menasha 


Frater, ,Ioun, sergt* 


Chickamauga, Sept 19—63 


Kldiedge, Timothy P Alma Centre | | 


LtSM Noxon 

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Eastou, W H,Jr,sergt* Chiokamauga, Sept 19—63 


Feat, C J 


City Point 



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Fninz. Charles 


Neillsville 


K 


A Surg Jos Green 


Whitewater 


Grobei, Nicholas 


Black River Falls 


A Surg Jno T Wilson 


Hnlet, H+ 


Perryvllle. Oct 13—62 


Capt Edwin Hilljer Waupun 


A Surg E A Woodward 


Holfnian, H J 


Neillsville 


Capt Robert Kolilsdorf West Bend 


A Surg C C Barnes 




Htitimaii, E L 


Neillsville 


Capt Chas H Ford New York 


A Surg S L Bennett 




Jacubson, N 


Kochester. Apiil 6 -62 


Lt L B Hills Madison 


A Surg H W Boyce 




Lane, Job 


Murtreesboro, April 9—63 


Lt L Dwight Hinkley Waupun 


Chap Jas B Brittau 




Mar^s, J B 


Murtreesboro, April 5—62 


Lt Jno K Reifenburgh Oakfleld 


Chap Geo W WeUs 


Whitewater 


Nelson, L* 


Chaplin Hills. Oct 8— 6'3 


Comstock, C M. sergt Murfreesboro, Nov 4—62 






Olesoii, Ole» 


ChapliuUiUs, Oct 8-62 


Gilbert, 0, sergt Andersonville, Jun 1—64 




A 


O'Connor, Thomas 


Cataract 


Watson, C A, corp* Chaplin Hills. Oct 8—62 




Koot.M J 


Louisville, Feb 12-62 


Gibbs, A, corp* Chaplin Hills, Oct 8—62 






Keilz. Fred 
Keitz, Charles 


Neillsville, 
Neillsville 


Babbitt, J G, corp Elizabcthtown. March 21-02 
Haugle, B F, corp Andersonville, June 27—64 


Capt D E Hough+ Black Kiver, June 3—63 
Capt Win L Freeman4- Mazomanie. June 7—64 


Stattonl, S S 


Nashville, Sept 16-62 


Atkins, E+ Chattanooga, Sent 30— 63 


Capt L T I'ark 




Sargent, P H 




Butler, M Andersonville, Nov — 64 


Lt P W Jones 




Sclirigley, H 


Aiidersonville, April 8 — 64 


Bishop, George Platteville 


Lt A K MacUouald 




Tiffany, John* 


ChapliuUiUs, Oct 8-62 


Cole. John B,f Oxford 


Lt J T Hillyer 









Calhoun, John, f Byron 


Lt T H Braiiiard 


Mazomaiiie 




Dean, M Louisville, Jan 16—62 


Ellis, T G, corp, 1 


Sparta 






Dilley, E A Elizabethtown, Ky, May 6—02 


Wheeler, J F, corp* 


FtBlakely, Aprils— 66 


Capt Duncan McKercner 


Hudson. C Beacon Creek, Ky, Jan 27—02 


Turk, W, corp+ 


Ft Blakely, April 10—65 


Capt liobt H Spencer 


Howard, F W Andersonville, Aug 1 1—64 


Hancy, M, corp+ 


Ft Blakely 


Lt U E Foote 




Hinkley, Dwight Waupun 


Enderly, U K, corp 


Reeves' Station, April 10-62 


Lt Ingcrsoll George 




Hills, L B Madison 


Arland, C H 


Cross Plains 


Lt Aug H Makimson Poney Hollow, N Y 


Hatch, Delos, I Oakfield 


Austin, John 


Aieiia 


Corey, P, Istsgt, 


New Albany, March 17—63 


Ingram. J Andersonville. Sept 13— 64 


Bowman, U* Black River, Miss, May 17— 63 I I 


Mitchell, WP,sBl' 


Cbapliu Hills, Oct 8— 62 


Judson, J Louisville, Dec— 62 


Boariiinan, J 


St Louis. Oct 12— 62 


Anthony, Preino H 


■Warrens Mills 


Lalhrop, WW Neillsville 


Borroughs, John 


Sparta 


Baker, G M 


Wartrace, Tenn, Sept 14—62 


Little, A A Sept— 64 


Braiuard, T H 


Mazonianie 


Curry, G \V 


Cowan, Tenn. Aug 3—63 


Miles, H+ Huntsville, Ala, July 22—62 


Blynn, E 


Mazomaiiie 


Chester, B, m 


New Lisbon 


Marks, Solon Milwaukee 


Beardsley, J E 


Black Earth 


liazotflle, J 


Bacon Creek, Ky, Feb 23—62 


Mitchell, R Moundville 


Belor, G 


Helena. Ark. Oct 3—62 


Goriuan, A H Bowling Green. March 31—82 


Kanibougli,J Macon, Ga 


Beardsley, Janies, me Black EarMi 1 1 


Hinnian, HM» 
Hogue. C P 


Chaplin Hills, Oct s— 62 
Neillsville 


Reynolds, F S Andersonville, July 20—64 
Rockwell, Horace Neillsville 


Barrett, J 
Bauliarl,R 


BrashearCity, Sept 18— 04 
Brashear City, Sept is— 64 


Haywood, Joel* 


Chaplin Hills, Oct 8-62 


Show, A+ Cincinnati, Nov 25—62 


Campbell, S W 


Camp Randall, Oct25— 61 


Johnson, Ole Bowling Green, Ky April, 1—62 
Landon, J Prisoner of War 


UNASSIQNED. 


Coda, Milo 
Caniinacli. John 


Van Bureu, Mo, Jan It- C8 
Mazonianie 


McC In re, Samuel 


loinah 


Padghani, E A , sgt Wanpnn 


Campbell. A B 


Prairie du Chieii 


O'Larry. D» 


Chapliu Hills, Oct 8-62 


Benson, H H Richland Centre 


Cliarleswoith, W 


Mobile, Aug 8—65 


Spooner. C W 


Annapolis, Md 


Beebe, P S Cylon 


Carpenter, B 


Alexandria, La, Ma.v i7— 04 


Schoenhaus, A 


Nolin, Ky, Dec 26— 61 


Cornell, P Whitewater 


Enright, R+ 


Vicksburg, June U — 63 


SpauUling, Henry 


Tomah 


Deveiel, W J, 1 Delavan 


Ellis Geo H 


Mazonianie 


Si-llender, Fred, f 


Beloit 


Eaton, J S J Paris, France 


Ellis, Geo H 


Mineral Point 


Thompson, Dvvight 


Tom all 


Hancock. G W* Mnd Creek, Aug 22—02 


Ford, W A 


Alton, Mo, Jan '13 — 63 


Weaver, H 


Andersonville, July 4—64 


Hudson, J T Huntsville, May 23—62 


Ford, John A 


Mazonianie 




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Nelson, Christ Blair 


Fox, John 


Hospital Boat, Oct a— 62 




Oleson, Christ Blair 


Fox, Aliijah 


Madison, May 1—04 




Turcott, A+ Chattanooga, Oct 12—63 


Fiagler, L P 


Iionlon, Jan 25— o3 


Capt C I Overton 
Capt S W Herrick 
LtH H Faircbild 




Walton, Mark Star Prairie 


Hazeltine, J E-|- 


Vicksburg, May 28—63 




Wood, Abraham+ Perryvllle, Oct 15—62 


Halter, J 
Hadenuui, J 


Oldtowu, Ark, Aug 18—62 
Aug 26—63 






Lt .lohii Sniail 






I^om, K 


New Orleans. Oct 11—64 


Lt Wni Butler 




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Johnson, H W 


Ironlun, Jan 21—63 


Scliatter, G A, sgt 


Nashville, Oct 7-68 




Kerr, David 


Iroulou, Oct 27—62 


Bonner, B F, corp 


Andersonville, June 25- 64 


Three years. Organized Oct. 18th, 1861. 


Kellech, Peter, me 


Berlin 


Br.vans, Andrew 


Nashua, Iowa 


Original strength, 1029 ; gain by recruits, etc.. 


Logerson,J Jefferson Bairacks, Aug 2— 62 | | 


Bryant, A, me 


Nashua, Iowa 


930. Total. luOo. Death lo.ss, 348— killed in action. 


Learnard, H W 


Montgomery, June 8- 15 


Barnes, A M, pa 


Beaver Dam 


30, died of wounds. 45, of disease, 262, of acci- 


Learuard, H K, me 


Mazonianie 


Uuiian,TP' 


Mud Creek. Aug 22—62 


dents. 5. Other losses. 363— missing, O,desertioii'i, 


Lanigan, A 


Madison, Oct 6—64 


Grash, F 


Andersonville, June 24—62 


25. transfers, 9, discharges, 319. Streni-'th at 


Millard. E A 


Brashear City, Aug i4— 64 


Holmes, J B+ 


Aug 23—03 


muster out Sept 4,1865, \20i. Campaign in. 


Morrill, J C 


Mazonianie 


Klelder, F 


Cincinnati, Oct 15—62 


Missouri, Arkansas, Mississippi, Louisiana, 


Perry, T A 


Ironton, Oct 24—62 


Mcl-Mure, A 


Andersonville. Ana 20— 64 


Texas, Tenn., Ala. 


Pricliard, Jas 


Mazotiuinie 


Moore, G W Louisville, Dec 31— 62 
Miller. Joliann Jacob Derinda Centre. Ill 


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New Orleans, Dec 17—64 
Nashua, la 


Nichols, W 


Andersonville, Aug 18—64 


Col Chas L Harris 


Kecvcs, C+ 


Memphis, June 8—03 


Piddingtnn, E+ 


Stevenson, Oct 27— 63 


Lt Col Chas A Wood 


Kouiidy, Holtis 


St Louis, Oct 15-63 


Pitrdee. J 


Andersonville, Sept 1—64 


Lt Col L H Whittelsey 


Rice, T 


Ironton, Jan 6—62 


Keed, Henry* 


Mud Creek, Am; 22— 62 


Maj Arthur Piatt 


Robinson, C H 


New Orleans, Oct 8—63 


Bay. A 


Nashville, Aug 0—62 


"Maj Jesse S Miller 


Roberts, L A 


Black Earth 


Keed, Morgan 


Burton 


Maj Otis Reinick Kekoskee 


Roberts, L H 


BrashearCity. Aug 31-64 


Kay. Janies J, 1 


Platteville 


Adj Daniel Lincoln 


Kay, Jas 


Madison, April 30-64 


Shaffer. FL 


Nashville, April 16 — 03 


Adj Ira W Hunt 


Stevens, F T Port Gibson, Miss, May 1—64 || 


Taenzler. Jacob B 


Aniiaton 


Adj J:>.s F Spencer Hudson 


Swift, Myron 


Batesville, June 10—60 


Winebrenner, D 


Bowhng Green, Sept 20—62 


Q M G M Sabin 


Slater, John 


BrashearCity, Sept 16—04 


Waster. J T 


Nashville, Ffb 1)— 62 


Q M Ch;is G Mayers Madison 


Sinew, TB 


New Orleans, May 1— l4 


Woods. A 


Nashville. Feb 13—63 


Surg H P Strong Beloit 


Skinner, W 


Moscow, Dec 10 — 04 


White, R+ 


Mud Creek, 23—62 


Surg Edw Everitt 


Tinker, A A 


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Winkler, A A 
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Vicksburg, Aug 4—63 

Union Hill, Ark, July 8—62 

Black Eartli 

Clarendon, Ark, July 10—62 



Walker, L D, hardware Plymouth. la 

Yeager Leonard S:iuk City 

Yagen, L Sauk City 

Zirliel, John Erashear City, Aug 6—64 



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CaiJt E S Oakley 

Capt Otis Keiuick 

Capt Wm Charlton 

Lt W W Day 

LtJasMBull 

Lt H D Smith 

Lt Marvin Colby 

Lt H J Luneburg 

Grout, A A. 1st sgt Sulphur Springs, Mar 12 — C2 



Kekoskee 



Clarendon, July 10—62 



Kogers, Lyman, sst 
Richardson, W, corp* 
Anderson, C 
Allen, JH, 
Arpin, Charles 
Bentley, S K 
Bauinann, A* 
Barry, Samuel 
Brossard, G W 
Beers, David 
Buck, J W 
Beers, Frederid;, 
Cross T+ 
Daggett, M 
Darrow, E 
Deugel, J 
Drake, S 
Foiitain, A 
Glidden.L 
Gilbert, J H 
Gliilden, J Ji 
Hunt, ES 
Howard, II 
Landon, F« 
Lindsley, C 
McGowan, J* 
MuUenwog, F* 
Miles, Layton B,f 
Millen.J 
Noble, B F 
Norton, Henry J 
Plackett, H 
Khenehard, Geo W 
Kogers, F 
Smith, CF» 
Sheldon, D 
Stetsman, F 
Smith, W 
Stowell, Israel 
Taylor, W W 
Vannasse, Joseph 
Widiier, W V 
Williams, W M 



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Capt Chas Perry 
Capt Jas Lang 
LtM V B Hutchinson 
Lt Azel Grover 
Lt Jiio Sewright 
Lt O F Mattice 
Lt H E Smith* 
Lt Jas B Roach 
Knapp, H P, sgt 
Smith, H E, sgt» 
Wilber, P, sgt+ 
Weed, T, sgt 
Ingamells, 6 R, corp* 



Madison 

Jackson, July 11—63 

Oldtown, Sep 9—62 

New Iberia, Oct 8—63 

Carlton 

Arena 

Ft Blakely, April 9—65 

Madison 

New Orleans, Sept 25—64 

Colby 

New Orleans. 3 pt29— fi* 

Colby 

Oldtown, Aug 19—62 

Keeve's Station, April 25—62 

St Louis, Oct 27—62 

Perkins, April 26—63 

Brashear City, Dec 5—64 

Montgomery, July 13—65 

St Louis, Nov 10 — 62 

New Orleans, Dec 9—63 

New Orleans, Dec 24—63 

East Middletou 

Ironton, Nov -2 62 

Vicksburg, May 22—63 

Old Mills, Nov 1-62 

Ft Blakely, April 9— 65 

Ft Blakely, April 9—05 

Madi$on 

Montgomery, June 5—65 

Siou.x Falls, D T 

Vickeryville, Mich 

New York, June 10—64 

Helena, Oct 7—63 

Oldtown, Hep 1—02 

Jackson, July U — 03 

Eeeve.s Station, April 20—62 

Pocahontas, May 27—62 

Jacksouport, June 27—62 

Vicksburg, July 16—63 

Brashear City, Oct 27—04 

Mobile, Aug 17—65 

Milwaukee 

Ironton, April 4— 62 



Madison 



Vicksburg, May 22—63 

Menomonee 

Brashear City, Aug 14—04 

Vicksburg, May 22—63 

Fort Blakely, April 11—65 

Cairo, Nov 25—64 

Ft Blakely, April 9—65 



Koache, N, corp 
Pi.xley, B F, corp 
Krogh, B J, corp, f 
Alexander, William 
Alexander, Obediah 
Anderson, J 
Burnett, J A 
Krown, Sii..;. ;. -!, ph 
Behm. W 
Fryer, H 
Griffith, O 
Huckbert, F 
Hoyt, N, m 
Hitchcock, W 
lugamela, 0+ 
Kiug, W C 
Lusted, John 
Roach, James B 
Robinson, G 
Roach, Ross 
Smith, Wm 
Sickles, VV H 
Sickles, Chas E 
Swilt, PH, ej 
Tuompsou, Martin V 
Trapp, Andrew 
Twuiiug, John O 
Twining, Aaron 
Wilcox, £+ 
Wise, T 

Whiltehoe, Win 
Williams, S A 
Uood, Ira A 
Wright, Geo 



Montgomery, July 22—65 

Bras-hear City, Dec 6-64 

Cambriuge 

Valley Junction 

Valley Junction 

Brashear City. July 17—04 

Bayou Deview, July 6—62 

Madisou 

Mobile, Aug 22—65 

Augusta, July 4—62 

Bayou Cache, July 6—62 

New Orleans 

YauKtou, D T 

St Louis, Nov 14—02 

Memphis, June, 16—63 

Ironton, April 27 — 02 

Brashear City, Sept 15—64 

Menomonee 

Ironton, April k;7— 62 

Menomonee 

St Louis, Dec 29—62 

Waterloo, May 12—65 

Sun Prairie 

Cliulon 

St Louis, June 8 — 02 

Waterloo 

Pilot Knob, March 24—62 

Oldtown, Aug 25—62 

Memphis, June 25—63 

Sulphur Spruigs,iJ uue 7—62 

Jackson, Feb 15-62 

Waterloo 

Batesville, June 29— 62 

Brashear City,Aug2— 64 



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Capt Henry Toms 
Lt Win HUl 
Lt A A Chamberlain 
Lt G W Dale 
LtWH Dawson 
Lt Hiram Freeman 
Lt Rich'd Caddell' 
Lt Jas S Robinson 
Hoyt, N, sergt* 
Carleton, A, sergt 
Titus, A, sergt 
White, G C, corp' 



Richland Centre 
Richland Centre 



Ft Blakely, Ala, AprilJ— 65 



Bayou Cache, July 7—62 
Victoria, Mo, Jan 20—62 
Brashear City, April 5—64 
Bayou Cache, April 7—62 
Allbough, G, corp* Ft Blakely, Ala, April 9—65 
Magill, G P, corp Pocahontas, May;8— 62 



Aniery, R 
Acton, P+ 
Aylesworth, D 
Brace, J+ 
Burke, J 
Beigley, J D 
Brannon, J 
Bond, F 
Bennet, W 
Cooper, J 
Creekpan, J 
Campbell, WH 
Campbell, A 
Core W M 
Coates, F 
Dillingham, C L 
Fife, Charles 
Huffman, D W 
Hill, Wm 
Hankins, M D 
Hill, W 
Henuan, W 
Hively,MB 
Hook, John 
Johnson, W 
Kennedy, J W* 
Kennedy J W 
Kinney, A J 



Ft Blakely, Ala, April 9—65 

Memphis. June 1—63 

Richland, Aug 17—64 

Jeff Barracks, Mo, July 31—62 

St Louis,"Dec 11—62 

Black River, Mo, Dee 15—62 

Jeff Barracks, July 22— 63 

St Louis, Nov 16—62 

Greenville, La, April 29—65 

Oldtown, Ark. Aug 1—62 

Madisou, March 31—64 

Madison, March 17—64 

New Orleans, June 29—64 

Brashear City, Feb 14—65 

Neillsville 

Victoria, Mo, Oct 24—65 

Ironton, Nov 8—62 

Ironton, May 7—62 

Richland Centre 

» Richland Centre 

BrasheaiECity. Sept 14—64 

New Orleans. Sept 16—64 

Madison. March 24— 64 

Madison, March 8—64 

Brashear City, Sept 5—64 

Ft Blakely. Ala, April 9— 65 

Madison. March 1—64 

Richland Centre 



Karnes, Adam 
Lyons, C D 
Mickel, G N 
Marsh, T 
Miller, James L 
Noble, Angus 
Owen. E.f 
Reinhart. G W 
Robinson. J M 
Robinson. B F* 
Sullivan, Wm 
Smith. M V 
Smalley, Daniel 
Smalley, R 
Shaw. D W 
Sharp, Wm A 
Southein. B D 
Toms, Henry 
Thompson. B F 
Walker, C C 
■Widner, H 
While, EO 
Ward, Peter 
Wilson, R J 
Wilderinonth, E E 
Widner. Matthias 
Walbridge. Edwin 
York, Peter 



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Brashear City, Sept 5—64 

Victoria, Mo, Jan 20—63 

Richland Centre 

Brashear City, Oct ifi— 64 

Orion 

Ironton, Nov 28—62 

Boaz 

Black River, Mo, Dec 15—62 

Ft Blakely, Ala, April 9-65 

Batesville, Ark, June 22—62 

Iionton, Oct 31— 02 

Black River, Mo, Dec 31—62 

New Orleans, May 17—64 

Madison. March 17—64 

Brashear City, Nov 5—64 

Van Buren, Mo, Jan 24 — 63 

Iron Mt R R, Mo, Nov 28—62 

Richland Centre 

Orion 

Paterson.Mo, Nov 12—62 

Genevieve. Mo. March 16— 1;3 

*Rapps. Ark. Oct 3—62 

Van Buren. Mo, Jan 4—63 

Richland Centre 

Loyd 

Brashear City. Nov 25—64 

Brashear City, Nov 21—64 

Blakely, Ala, April 7—65 



Capt L H ■\Vliittelsey 
Capt Abner Powell 
Lt S E Sliepard 
Jones. U R. sgt+ 
Prisk, R T W, sgt 
Phelps, W H, sgt* 
Shea, M, corp* 
Andrews, G+ 
Allen, A 
Bender, M 
Brinnon, J 
Bennett, W H, ed 
Chanev, E 
Curry, T W 
Davis RT+ 
Davis, T T 
Dain, J M 
Feaster, David 
Gilson, M D 
Gugerty, W A 
Hendrickson, A 
Knudson, P 
Kreager, Carl 
McElhatten,D* 
Newton, Isaac+ 
Phelps, O W* 
Powell, T 
Priestly, Thomas 
Palmer, P M 
Scott, J* 
Shannon, A* 
Smith, J 
Scoggins, J S 
Swift, P H, ed 
Stevens, John+ 
Satterley, T M+ 
Scott, R+ 
Thomas, Daniel 



Vicksburg, May 25—63 

Mineral Point, July, 3—65 

Ft Blakely, April 9—65 

Ft Blakely. April 9—65 

Vicksburg, May 24—63 

Oldtown, Aug 21— 62 

Sulphur Springs. Dec 7—61 

Brashear City, July 29—64 

Mineral Point 

Memphis, Sept 11—63 

Black River, Dec 14—62 

Grand Gulf, May 11—62 

Pitmaus Ferrv,JIay 22—02 

Nashville, April 10—63 

Mobile. Aug 2—65 

Sulphur Springs. June 22—63 

Brashear City, July 15—61 

Aug 2G— 63 

July 24—65 

Mobile, July 26—65 

Ft Blakely, April 9—63 

Vicksburg. May 24—63 

Vicksburg, June 23—63 

Brashear City, Oct 23—64 

Mineral Point 

Nov 27—64 

Vicksburg, May 22—63 

Ft Blakely, April 9—65 

Millikens Bend. July 20-63 

Oldtown, July 10—02 

Clinton 

Vicksburg, May 24 — 63 

Vicksburg, July 2—63 

Vicksburg, .June 16—63 

Oldtown, Aug 27— 62 



Walbridge, Edwin D Brashear City, Nov 21—64 



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Capt F D Stone 

Cai)t R E Jackson 

Lt Win R McConnell 

Lt C A Northrop 

Lt L T Locke 

Flannagau, M, corp Brashear City, Aug 23—6* 



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Vickslim-g, May 22-63 
MiiUile, Auk 10— i>5 
Port Ulbson, May 6—63 
Helena 
Sulphur Springs, Jan 1 !— 02 



Billings, ^T F, com trav McGregor, Iowa 
Black, E Lake Providence, Maicli 2C— 63 

CostoUo, J+ Carrollt..n, March 2G-63 

Davis W M» Vicksburg, May 23-63 

Ualil, Burke Iroiiion. Dec 2')- 62 

Dciniielsnn, Olo Okllovvii, Sept 18—62 

Diuyca, G W Batesvllle, June 2i)-6i 

Freeman, C Sept 13—62 

Flick, G B Neillsville 

Giifflth, S Batesville, May 2ii— 62 

Goudy.J A Jacksoiiport, Juneao— <32 

]Jesforil, U A Mound City, Nov 2—62 

Uodget, A Rapps, Sept 21—62 

Iiiinau, W R Madison, March 6— 6f 

Jones, Obed K Plattcvilie 

Kinsley, G W+ Milliken's Bend, Aug 6—63 

Lips. J W Willow Springs, Feb 11—63 

Lester, Edward Spring- Green 

LestoM,Geo Mazonuinie 

Mather, S+ Vieksburg, Ma> 27—63 

McCorniicU, J M Orion 

Mather, Jesse Prairie du Sac 

Morton, David C Warrens Mills 
Newell, G L Jefferson Barracks. Aug 15—02 

Paul, C A Keokuk. Sept 14— 63 

Kobolhani, A Pocahontas, May 8—62 

Riilu. Evans Montgomery, July 25—61 

Kowlev,AA Middletou 

Keding, Martin Verona 

Siearnes, W E Memphis, June 1.5 — 03 

Spencer, Jas F, h Hudson 

ThoMias. Clias Clarendon. July 1—02 

Thonipson, Ole Mobile, Aug 2—65 

Welch, A* Ft Blakely, April 9—65 
Williams, Herman Brashear City, Oct 18—64 



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Capt E D Partridge 

Capt Jno APeaslee* Vlck.sburg, Ml3S,May23— 63 
Capt D C Wymann 
Capt \VS McC ready 

Lt Nathan Dowus Mazomanle 
Lt A R Winn 
Lt Geo Farwell 
Lt Henry Blake 

Lt Jas Law+ On the march, June 6—63 

Hayden, U, corp* Bavou Cache, July 7—62 

Tiernan,F, corp-(- Memphis, June 22— 63 

Mastennan, W, corp VanBuren,Feb 3— 63 

Anderson, J W Arena 

Bywater, John Mazomanle 

Borwell, Ed Hamlin 

Baker, Geo H Chilton 
Cleveland, C D Clarendon, Ark, July 11—62 

Daily, F' Vieksburg, Mny 23— 83 

Dodge, Jacob M Round Lake, Minn 

Donens, N H, f Mazomanle 

Downs, N H Mazomanle 

Gilbertson,T Q St Louis, Nov 6— 62 

Gilson. E D Ironton, Nov 17—62 

Hodgen, C Z St Louis, April 13—64 

Holcomb. D Arena 

Kneker, 0+ Memphis, July 7—63 

I.ogeiibart,J* Vieksburg, May 22— 63 

Michael, J A* Vieksburg, May 22—03 

Marqnardt, J+ Memphis, June 16—63 

May, H M+ Memphis, June 26—03 

McGeen, D+ Ft Blakely, April 10—64 

Mabbolt, EJ Arena 

Mallory, J Ironton, Oct 30—62 

Mallon, W H St Louis, Nov 21—62 

Murphy, M Wi.sconsin. April 5-64 
Partlow, S+ New Orleans, La, May 18-65 



Piatt, A B 
Rood, Calvin 
Richard", Wni 
Stiond, G W+ 
Stewa't, Hugh 
Shay, Jeremiah 
Sanders, Henry 
Small, Wm 
Stewart. Hugh, pa 
Shuitz. Jacob 
Stickle. Sam 
Tollard. R A 
Wells, Chas H 
Woir, A 
Wolf. C 
Wingad, David 



Mazonianie 

Oldtown, Ark. Aug 22-62 

Mobile. Aug ^.^—l^■^ 

St Louis, Aug 11—63 

Mazomanle 

Arena 

Wisconsin, Nov 7 — 63 

Mazomanle 

Montgomery, June 27 — f5 

Waterloo 

Sulphur Springs, Dec. 18—01 

St Louis. Kov 9—62 

Lone liock 

Mobile, Aug 6—05 

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Capt Jas O'Neal 
LtEHMIx 
LtClias Allen 

Lt C A .Johnson Montgomery, Ala, July 6—06 
Lt Jno E lyjon 
I,tl JWriirht 
Lt Wm N Gates 

Bacon, C A, 1 st sgt» Bayou Cache. July 7—62 
Jacobus. \V H, 1st sgt* Vieksburg, May 27—63 

Brunaller, C, sgt* Vieksburg, Jlay 22—63 

Parsons. G. sgt Ironton, Mo, Dec 1—62 

Phillips, RC, sgt Dec in— «2 

Benson, B F, corp+ St Louis, July 20—62 

Fay, W N, corp-f- Vick>l>urg, May 28—63 
Hughbanks. J. corp+ Vieksburg, Jlay 31—03 
Washburn, D S, corp Ironton, Mo, Nov 13—62 

Ackerman, E Oldtown, Ark, Sept 13—02 

Almy, S Ironton, Dec 13—02 

Bilke, Wm, f Seneca, Mo 

Baker, H C Black Creek 

Bacon, R+ Ft Blakel> , April 12—65 

Blaker, H C Black Creek 

Bidwell, E W Patterson, Mo, Nov 25—02 

Bauer, Frederick Webster City, la 

Colborn, A Cole's Bridge, Feb 1—02 

Cox, C A Troy 

Delap, Wm A Brashear, La, Sept 14- -64 

Dickenson, Jas S Brownton, Minn 

Faith, John Arcadia, Mo, Oct 3 i—6i 
Faith, G W Jeff Barracks, Mo, Sept 27—62 
Haitson, F N» Port Gibson, Miss, May 1—63 

Holzmger, Frederick Barabno 

Hornby, R Mound City, Nov 4—62 

Jones, John E Oldtown, Aik, Aug 12— 62 

Johnson. Beuajah Alloa 

Kent, Wm-|- June 11— 63 

Langdon, F Plcketts, Ark, July 2—62 

Lum,JK Loyal 

Miller, AC 8t Louis, Aug lii— 62 

Mather, W Ironton, Nov 8—62 

McElory, W Van Buren. Mo. Jan 28— < 3 

Newman, Wm P Arkansas. July 7 — 02 

Olmsted, D H Br.ishear City, Oct »— 64 

Perkins, J W New Chester 

Powderly. W H-h Clarendon, Ark, July 7—62 

Porter, Hiram Oldtown, Ark, Aug 30—62 

Quaw, S M Wausau 

Robinson, O S+ Vieksburg. May 30—03 

Richards, Wm L, f Republican City, Neb 

Richardson, G Cairo, July 10—02 

Bisk, Wm Eastou 

Richardson, P Oct 27— 62 

Sheldon, Horace Grand Gulf, May 31—63 

Spauldmg, J F Coloma 

Sawyer. Reuben G New York, April 27— (6 

Washburn, Orison Ironton, Novo— 62 

Walters. W H Richland Centre 

Wheelock, E C Brashear City, Nov 29—64 



Capt A J Whitller 
Capt N K D.ian 
Lt DeVViiiCBcnliam 

Lt Ji-rnmc Che.'ebro, Grand Gulf, May 3—62 
Lt H C W.-lcome 

LtHH Hopkins Nashua. low-a 

Whitclier. L, corp Pilot Knob. March -.'4-62 
Bt-ulen, C: W Sulphur Springs. Feb 12—6.' 

Bai.ey.H W, Ironton. Feb22— 13 

BHdient,JS Oldtown, Aug 15— 62 

Chesebro. Jlason Markesan 

Dickason, J H Milwaukee 

Dixon, Thomas C Heron Lake, Minn 

(iipiden. George H Tomah 

Hnlveisiu). ()Ie+ Vieksburg, May 22—63 

Hanicr, Geo T, me Princeton 

Hobbs. H (', Ironton, Nov 3— 1"2 

Hopkins. A C Na.shua. Ii'Wa 

Hopkins, H H, m Nashua, Iowa 
Ha.sklns. L D Sulphur Springs, Nov 3—02 

Hanier, N W Oconto 

Johnson, J C St Louis, Aug 17—62 
Larrabee. F Jeffersen Barracks. Aug 2—62 

Luiiike, John, f Mnsenda 

Lauglilin. I, D St Lonls Aug 17—62 

Mitchell, J H. m Nashua 

Myres, Nicholas Feb 28— f3 

Morse, E S, ine Nashua 

0-itrander, C Oldtown, Aug 29—02 

Parker, F Ironton, Dec 7—62 

Pierce, Edwin Moatello 

Rhylaudcr, E Montgomery, July 30— a2 

Reilley, Daniel T Berlin 

Stedman, Hollis Berlin 

Sergeant, Marshall Elkmound 

Stowe. Martin Ironton, Oct 30 — 02 

Walker I M* Vieksburg. May i6— 63 

Washburn. Datus E Pitman's April 24-62 

Whitney. Daniel Mound City. Sept ic— 62 

Willis, Wm H St Louis, Dec 7—62 

Weller, H H Vieksburg, June 17-63 



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Capt C J Wheeler 
Capt H J Lewis 
Lt Wm Charlton 
Capt Alvin Abell 
Lt Ira WHunt 
Lt Artemus Adams 
Lt C S Gilbert 
Lt Robt P House 
Rollee, W F, sgt+ 
Nelson, C C. sgt 
Brockway, A, corp 
Conley, J corp 



Vieksburg, May 2S— 63 

New Orleaas, Oct 10—64 

Ironton, Nov 17—02 

Brashear City, Oct 25—04 



Pohlman, H A, corp Brashear City, July 14—65 

Anderson, J Brashear City, Sept 12—64 

Bashford, R New Orleans, June 14—64 

Brandes, J C Brashear City, Sept 12-64 

Brisbane, WH Arena 

Bainson, Ole Bra.shear City, Oct 8—04 
Burkey, L Sulphur Springs, Jan 16—02 

Conley, N Helena. Sept 21—62 

Donghey, 3 Ironlon, Nov 11—62 

Edwards, Henry H Ironton, Mircli 1 ;— 63 

Giebel, J4- Ft Blakely, April 10—33 

Hayden, A Ironton, Nov 27—63 

Hinman, Albert St Louis 

Hanson, Ole Brashear City, Sept 15—04 

Klampe, Gottllebe Jacksonpoit. May 17—03 

Kleiber, Andrew Lalhrop. Muh 

Koppel, A M Ironton, Jan 12— 3 

Lloyd, F.lias W Vieksburg. July 3— C3 

Royer, James D Batesvllle, July 28— 12 

Sturgeon J-f Vieksburg, May 29— &i 

Small, Robert, t Vinland 

Secor, James D Van Buren, Jan 1—63 




Solid Steel V-Sliaped Harrow Tooth, 




WHAT PRACTICAL FARMERS SAY. 

[From all over the Northwestern Graia Growing States and Territories, have come to us the volnntarv, unsolicited ex- 
pression o( practical farmers, whose life-long experience and disinterested opinions are of the highest value to those who 
contemplate making a choice from the tlionsands of patent harrows offered on every hand. JJmited space prevents the 
publication of only a fraction of tliese testimonials, and indeed, only a line or so of letters we should be glad to publish in 
full. We have added to each signature the P. O. address, and invite correspondence direct with the parties.] 
Fond du Lac Harroiv Co., 

Gent.s:— We beg leave to add our testimonial to the many in favor of the justly celebrated Fargo Steel-tooth Harrow. 
We hear from all we have sold, nothing but praise. Parties buying them say lliat they more than come up to their expecta- 
tions, and that they can do doubly more work with them than with any other make. Yours, etc., 

FviiT Wavne Steel Plough Works, Fort Wayne, Ind. 
Fond du Lac Hnn-ote Co., 

Gexts: — We take pleasure in recommending your Fargo Iiuproved V-toothed Harrow to the general public as a first 
class farm implement. We have given it a thorough and extensive trial, on old and new land, having harrowed in Forty 
five hundred acres of small grain this season with them. We have several other makes of harrows on our )ilace, but we give 
yours the decided preference. Yours etc., E. F. Wakner, xMauager liock County Farm Co., St. Paul Minn. 

WHAT OXE OF THE LARGEST FARMFiW OF MINNESOTA SAYS. 
Fond du Lac Harrow Co., 

Gents :— Your letter of inquiry as to working of your harrow, is at hand. In reply will say that I have given your har- 
row a thorough trial, and was much pleased with the result. It is the best harrow and does the most thorough work of any 
that I have tried. Yours,,U. H. Valentine, St. Paul, Minn. 

ONE BETTER THAN THREE. 
" The harrow gives more than good satisfaction. Once over the ground with it, is better than three times with other 
harrows." S. V. R. Brockway, Clyman Wis. 

CLEANEST AND EASIEST DRAFT. 
"It is easier draft, cleaner, and does better work than any of my neighbors or 1 have ever used before. I recommend it 
without reserve." W. H. Angell, Sun Prairie, Wis. 

THREE TO ONE AND SOME TO SPARE. 
" I consider it the best harrow ever used, and will do more work in going over ground once, than with a common harrow 
three times, and do it much better." O. W. Stillman, Milwaukee, Wis. 

IT IS ALL CLAIMED FOR IT. 

" Fargo 's V-shaped Solid Steel Tooth Harrow is all claimed for it. It is the best we ever used, and is of great value to 
farmers." R. E. LewIs, C. P. Thurston, N. E. Nelson, J. M. Slassen, A. C. Walker, North wood, la. 



When not on sale in your immediate vicinity, or you desire further information. Address 



FOITID 3DTJ LA-O. 



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"WIS oonsrsxnsr. 

[SEE F-^O-E -t.] 



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WISCONSIN 


SOLDIERS AND 


SAILORS REUNION ROSTER. 


57 


Torrence, WE St Louis, Dec 3—62 


Degarmond, C 


Leavenwortli, March 7—62 


Higbee, C G, ph 


St Paid, Minn 


Tiiompson, CO St Louis, Feb 13—62 


Dresser, D S* 


Atlanta, July 21—64 


Long, M B-l- 


Chattanooga, Nov 23—64 


Wooledge, Gaius S Irontou. Nov 16—62 


Davis, LD 


Memphis March 13—64 


Lane, D 


Neville Station, Feb 10—63 


Warner, Keiiben KoUa, Jan 16—62 


Ducy, J* Bentonville, N C March 21— G5 


Lusk, J W 


Reed.sburg 


Wescott, Carver D St Louis 


Gibbs, James 


St Louis, Oct 1— CS 


Lane, Philo 


Reedsburg 


UNASSTG.NED. 


Gibson, cl 


New Kichinond 


Mason, James B 


Cairo, Ap 13-64 


Moore, Daniel B, eapt Chicago, III 


Gilstead.HC 


Cylon 


Meade, James B 


Atlanta, Oct 1—64 


Barrett. J A Brashear City. Sept 18—64 


Flampel, GC 


Cylon 


Miles, James 


Reedsburg 


Carpeiiler, R A Alexandria, May 17—64 


Hodgers, Wm 11* 


Atlanta, July 21-64 


Osborn, W C 


Natchez, Aug 28-03 


Col)bett. H C Sulphur Springs, Jan 10—62 


Humphrey, B 1* 


Atlanta. July 21—64 


Pollock, C T 


Bolivar, Nov 2ii— 6< 


Douglas .1 H La Valie 


Hope, George W* 


Atlanta, July 2i— 04 


Palmer. James 


Chattanooga, Feb 10—65 


Hendricks, H H Wrighistnwn 


Hohnan J H+ 


Marielt-.!. Sept i:— 64 


Purcell, James K 


Port And lew 


Kiine Cliarles Mej.onionee 


Huntington, C F, ar 


New Richmond 


Riefenrath, C-f 


Kenesaw, June 27—64 


Li ndsley. John C Old Mills, Nov 1—62 


Hunti'<gt(m, Charles 


New Richmond 


Rogers, Wm H 


Hopkins, Mo 


Lutn, .T K. surg Loyal 


Jewell, P B 


St Croix 


Rogers, H H 


Hopkins, Mo 


Logue, John Montgomery, June !6— B5 


Jidinson, J H 


Columbus, Ky. June 22—6-' 


Rathbon, Baldy 


Reedsburg 


Marsh, L Y Black Earth 


Kelsey, Wallace, f 


Cottage Grove, JHnn 


Sebastian, B 


Kacine 


Matze, Fred Mazomanie 


Loring. Horace C 


St Louis. Oct 14—63 


Sammons, J-(- 


July 3—63 


Mayers, Chas Geo Madison 


Law, Harvey, Jr, me 


New Richmond 


Settle.Thos 


Leavenworth, March 7— <i2 


Moure, D B Chieaso, 111 


Miley, James* 


Vicksburg, June 2'— us 


Seymour, E 


Jackson, March 5—63 


Norton. H J Vlckeryville. Mich 


Mclntyre, Dougal 


Natchez, Aug 25—63 


St.>rk, Edgar, d 


Amherst 


Strong, II P, ph Beloit 


Maxon, T, ph 


Waukegan 


Stevens, G 


Reedsburg 


Wright, J ]■ Oxford 


Nelson, Peter 


Bolivar, Tenn, Jan 27—63 


Spicer, D G 


Reedsburg 




Nichols J G 
Northrop. D B 


Aug 28—63 
St Louis, July 21— 63 


Scoon, Alfred F 
Scoeitzer, Joe 


Logansville 
Racine 






TWELFTH INFANTRY, 


Oleson, J* 
Otis, John A 


Atlanta. July 2.-64 
Rome, Ga, June 16—64 


Wicker.sham, JE* 
Wool,FC 


Atlanta, July 18—63 
July 18—64 


Three years. Organized October, 1861. 


Patterson, Jacob B 


Weston, Mo, April 1—62 




c 


Original strength 1M5 ; gain by recruits etc, 1141 


Pres3ott, G W 


Bolivar, Tenn, Nov 8— 62 




T'ltal, 2186. Death loss, 294— Killed in .action. !i9. 


Pumphn, W L H 


Vicksburg, July 6—63 


Capt C G Loeber 
Cape DanI G Jones 
Lt M J Cantwell 
Lt Wm C Stevens 
Lt Jas F Sampson 
LtEdwS Whiting 




died of wounds, ;i2, of disease, 202. Otlier 


Quirk, Jidin 


St Louis, Aug 11-03 




losses, 42G. missing. 0, desertions. 26. trans- 
fers 64. di-scharged 33«. strength at muster out, 
July 16th, 186,=;, 1JG6. Campaigns in Mo., Kans., 
Tenn,, Miss., La., Ala., Ga., S. C, N. C. 


Russell, Solomon M 
Schujii-r, T 
Severance, Joseph 
Trigg, Robert* 


Vicksburg, June *6 — 63 

Louisville, June 26— 65 

Beldenville 

Atlanta, July 21—63 


Arena 

Madison 

Utica 




Taylor, J H 


Madison, Feb 10—64 




REGIMENTAL ROSTER, 


Tubman, Edward 
Wilson, Robert 


Hammond 
Natchez, Aug 29—63 


Lt J;is Sexton 
Rowe, J H D, 1st sgt 


Nashkora 
La Grange, Nov 17—62 


Col Geo E Bryant Madison 


Womack, Wm 


Platteville 


Paul, Edward, sgt 


July 15—63 


Col Jas K rroudtit Wyandotte, Kan 


Womack, J H 


Platteville 


Wood. E 1', sgt* 


Atlanta, July 21—64 


Lt Col De W C I'ooie Ft Clark, Texas 


Young, J F, ph 


New Richinon^l 


Hinkle, John, corp-(- 


Atlanta, July -64 


Lt Col Wni E Strong Cliicago, 111 




B 


Loyd, T P, corp 


Humboldt. Sept 13—62 


Maj John M Prine Savannah. Dec 20—64 




Wood, D C, corp 


Vicksburg, July 5—63 


JLij C B Wheelock 

Adi Levi M Bi'eaee Madison 
Q M ,\ndrew Sexton Madison 
Q M Frank B Bryant Omaha, Neb 
Surg LiitherCai-y Oakland, Cal 
Surg Ezra M Rogers Ha.rtford 
A Surg E A Woodward Sun Prairie 
A Snrg A B Cary Fond du Lac. Sept 14— ("2 
ASurg S L Marston New Cassel 
A Snrg A F St Silre Lindsfelt Sheboygan 
A Surg De W C Bennett 
A Surg J R Cooper 


Capt Giles Stevens 
Capt C G Higbee, 
C.ipt J W Root 
Lt B F Blackman 
Lt H P Ballard 


Reedsburg 
St Paul, Minn 

Irontou 


Powers, B, corp 
Baker, G, corp 
Baxter, Charles 
Chcstleson, r 
Coggin, L 
Cliestleson, Aslak 


Memphis, Jan 17—04 

Savannah 

Linden 

St Louis, July 27—63 

Vicksburg, July r— 63 

Vicksburg .Inly 30 — 03 


Lt J W Lusk 
Lt T J Davis 
Miles, S S. sgt 
IIenry,T W, sgt* 
Kiehards, Wm, coriH- 
Bell, G W.corp+ 


Reedsburg 

Marietta, Aug 10-04 
Atlanta, Jidy 22-64 
Atlanta, ,Inlv 26—64 
Marietta, Aug 4— 64 


Durherne, Elzeord 
Eildy. Thomas K 
Fish. Charles 
Fuller. George W 
Gear, Elmore 
Heuson,,Jo!iu Jr* 


West Dei)ere 

July 15— E3 

Rome, Aug 7— 01 

Denison 

Wisconsin. May 7—64 

Atlanta, July 21—64 


Allen, J F 


Savannah, Dec 1.5—01 


James, C J 


Oxford, Dec 22 — 62 


A SurgS E Seeley 


Bailey, G W 


St Croix 


Level, Jonas, 


La Grange, Nov 13 — 62 
aw Paw Island, June 2—63 


A Surg H J Walker Cottonwood Falls, Kan 


Baldwin Rathbum 


Reedsburg 


Moiris, WE r 


A 


Bundy, W F 


Sauk City 


Niggins, R 


NeiDsviile 


Bemis, Levi D, f 


Spring Creek 


Orcott, Cyrus 


Vicksburg, Jan 10—04 


Capt Norman McLeod 


Donward. .\lei W 


Neosho 


Parker, Levi W 


Pulaski, June 7—64 


Capt Orin T Maxson Waukegan, 111 


Comwell. L B* 


Atlanta, July 21—34 


Rawdon. P* 


Atlanta, July 21— 61 


Capt Chas Keynolds Jackson port 


Camp, N+ 


Kenesaw, July 14—64 


Ralscm, S* 


Atlanta, July 21— ii4 


Lt Jas W Lnsk Keedsburg 


CampbelLCS 


Weston, March 1—62 


Rich, Henry 


Lawrence, April 20—02 


Lt Wall.ace Kelsey 


Curtis. Horace 


Vicksburg, June 20— 63 


Keed, Otis 


Lawrence, April 23—03 


Lt Francis Hoyt 


Conklin, M 


Vicksburg, Aug 29—63 


Swanson, A* 


Atlanta, July 21— 64 


Lt IJordon Allen Vicksbuvg, Aug4— 63 


Curtis, George 


Holly Springs, Dec 1 1—62 


Tamby, Peter 


Oconee, Nov 20—64 


Lt Alva McKee 


Crouch. Horace 


Keedsburg 


Walker, Niel 


Flandreau, D T 


McGeorge, J, corp Natchez, Oct 12— «3 


Dowden. A* 


Atlanta, July 23—04 


Wilson, Jos 


Mazomanie 


Andei-son, Sevan Hammond 


Dearliolt, Henry 


Ft Riley, May 6—62 






Arrington, Gibson, sergt New Richmond 


Dnddleston, H 


Collierville, Feb 7—63 




D 


A.skenette, Peter* Atlanta, Ga, July 21—61 


Elliot, J W* 


Atlanta, July 28—64 




Bowers, Henry* Atlanta. Ga, .Inly 21-64 


Ford, Amos* 


Atlanta, July 21— 1:4 


Capt Wm Nungesser 




Beebe, CA Natchez, Oct 1—03 


Ford. George* 


Atlanta. July 22—04 


Lt Thos Farmer 


Hartford 


Boiighton,E Natchez, Jan 24—61 


Fosbinder. Charles W 


Mauston 


Lt Wm J Norton 




Barlow, Heury St Louis, Feb 15-64 


Gulllford. Chas W 


Logansville 


Lt D J Sullivan 




Barrett, A J Trimbelle 


Hagainan, EH* 


Atlanta, July 22—63 


Lt H M Waller 


Hiawatha, Kan 


C lolly. W F Weston, Mo, March 19-62 


•Hoyt,'Ralph+ 


Rome, Aug 19—64 


Lt Jno B Jones 


Neillsville 


Comstock, B B Humboldt. Tenn, July 17—62 


Hobart, Alvis 


Weston, Mar 7—62 


Lt Geo T Wescott 




Colgan.JM Neaviilc Station, Feb 24— 63 


Hagaman, Jehiel D 


Natchez, Aug 21— 63 


Wheeler, T B, sgt 


Memphis, M irch ia— 33 


Chadwick, Alb' rt New Richmond 


Hobart, Anderson 


Memphis, June 17—63 


Fresbie, K E, -rM-i)-* 


Atlanta, July 21-04 


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^^FOR THE MILLION!^ 



Comfort, Utility, Economy and Beauty Combined. 




-A.d.5.rese tlie 



;IIE ADVANTAGES of having a dwelling house furnished with window 
^blinds are so apparent that reasons therefor seem unnecessary and out of 
place. 

That they are an absolute and never-failins; protection against the violent 
storms of wind and hail s > frequent and destructive to window glass, has been 
demonstrated time and time again. 

That they keep out cold in winter, and thereby save fue', is the universal tes- 
timony of everybody who bus used or tried them. 

That they pi otect the rooms of the house from the hot rays of summer's sun, 
is equally well established. 

Nothing can be more pleasant, in warm weather, than to sit or work m a room 
protected from the sun, and yet with a breeze wafting through the house. Win- 
dow Blinds afford this comfort every time. 

For a sick room, or children's nur.sery. Blinds are almost indispensable. The 
light may be toned down to any grade, permittmg sleep in the day-time, which 
otherwise would be impossible, or at best uneasy and broken. 

It also often occurs that a person out of health connot beir the strong light 
of mid-day sun, and how frequently do we i,ieet those whose eyes have been ru- 
ined by carelessness in this particular. 

Again there are some people to whom sliarp lightning is very unpleasant, and 
whose rest at night is disturbed by a thunder shower. To such, closing the Win- 
dow blinds gives immediate relief. 

Blinds, to a limited extent, are protection against tramps and petty thieves. 
Ordinary windows are easily raised from the outsid-^, but it requires skilled prac- 
tice and expermess to unlock a fastened window blind. 

Besides these and many other advantages, the improved appearance of a resi- 
dence when furnished with Window Blinds, more than compensates the cost of 
improvement. 

In looks alone, to say nothing of comfort and protection, blinds pay f'Tthem- 
pay for themselves each and evei'y year . 

All inquiiies cheerfully and promptly answered, and when desired a compe- 
tent person will be sent to view, measuie and estimate on work, without expense 
to the part y purchasing. 



FOND DU LAC BUILDING ASSOCIATION, 




See page 16. 



C. W. MIHILLS, Manager, 

FOND DU LAC, WISCONSIN, 



WISCONSIN SOLDIERS AND SAILORS REUNION ROSTER. 



59 



Smitli. E F, coip» 
Baily. C H 
Bullar.l, A J 
Braekli'y, M 
Cuwaii, Uugti 
Op. C 
Dutcher, N 
Fislico 

Goldner. Heniy+ 
Green. Harrison J 
H(>okin;iii. Wni* 
Holt.JdIiu SI 
Ilairis, Nicholas 
Jacket, Victor 
Jones,.! B 
Lampert. Matthias' 
Lamperi, John* 
Mejers, Win (J 
Meller, V 
McLanghlin, J 
McDonald, W W 
Jlaitin. H 
Miller, Nelsou 
Muiiyer, James E 
Xa.sh, Edward M 
Porter, W II, ar 
Koohr. H F f, 
Kohhliis, A D 
Kobcris, 1« 
Sniith,C+ 
Southwick, W 1" 
Stannard. H I! 
Smith. 
St John, S I) 
Smith, A 

Slahl, Charles, Police 
Taylor- U H. pa 
Warren, H H 
Wispel, Henry 
Webei-, N 
Waller. David M 
Wolf, Frank, sgt, me 
Wlialen, Moses 
Wells, James C 
Wescott. W K, ar 



Atlanta, July 21—64 

Memphis, March 21— ai 

Neillsville 

Burton. Dec I— «4 

Eacine, Nov 28—63 

Toonishoro, Nov 21—61 

Natchez, Nov 27— G3 

Canipbellsport 

Atlanta, Aug 19— 1;4 

St Louis. Aug 7—63 

Atlanta, July 21—64 

Kome, Oct 1 i— 64 

AndersoaviUe, Nov 24—61 

Two Rivers 

Neillsville 

.\tlanta,July 21— 64 

Atlanta. July 21—64 

Decatur. Feb 12-64 

Quincy. March 23—62 

Union City, July 13—62 

Holly Springs, Dec 15—62 

July l»— 63 

Newbera, May 0—65 



A.yra 

Vleksburg. July 21—63 

La Grange, Feb 13—63 

Canipbellsport 

Atlanta, July 23— 64 

La Grange, Nov 8— L2 

St Louis, Aug 22— 63 

Neillsville 

Washington. May 10—60 

Neillsville 

Milwaukee 

Bartiui 

Leavenworth, Mar 14 — C2 

Goldsboro, April 1—63 

Andersouviile, .Sept 20—64 

West Bend 

AodersonTille, Nov 21— 64 

Oniro 

Barton 



Capt Abram Tanderpoel 
Capt A E Kinney 
Lt K Cronk 
Lt L T Linnell 
Lt Michael Griflin 
Lt Jas H Thayer+ 
Lt H H Dyer 
Shultz. John, corp* 
Fields, Chas, coip» 
Lowman, J J, corp 
Boughton, C Al- 
Briggs, t'ha.sS. me 
Boyd, J Lf 
Bai-ton. E W 
Bailey, G W 
clenieut, J H 
Camp, James, f 
Cole, Eddy, f 
Edmonds, J C 
Eighmy. O W, f 
Fluno. H A+ 
Fisher, W H 
Freeman, Joel M 
Griffin, A T, me 
Gloyd, Charles L 
Harbaugh, Wesley 
Johnston, Enos 
Knapp, A 
Marshall, G W 
Montague, GC 
Ostrander, Horace 



Cobden, III 

Eau Claire 

Marietta. Ga, Oct 8— 64 



Atlanta, Ga, July 21—61 

Atlanta, July 21—64 

Troy. Tenn. June 27— 6i 

Atlanta, Ga, July 23—64 

Baraboo 

Davids Island, N Y, April 9—65 

Washington, May 29 — 65 

Deltou,May 20—65 

Atlanta, Aug 6—61 

Baraboo 

Mansion 

Natchez, Aug 30—63 

Shetek 

Nickajack, Ga, July 6—64 

Humboldt, Tenn, Sept 14—62 

Home, Ga, July 9—64 

Baraboo 

Kenesaw Jit, June S— 64 

Memphis, Nov 19—63 

Humboldt, Tenn, Aug 27—62 

Milton, Ga, Nov 8—64 

Vicksb'urg, Sept 22—63 

Kenesaw Mt, June 25 — 64 

Hebron, Mifs, Veb 25—64 



I'iOckwell.H 
Kiilison, Millian 



La Grange, Tenn, Feb 23—63 
Baldwin 



Stowell. W-H 
Smiih, LaderoS 
Squires. Harlan A 
TiliLS, D A* 
Trnell, Edwin M 
Trnell, Ferdinand 
Velvick. J W 
Walker. H, me 
Wright, Orson, £ 
Wilson, Warren 



Capt FJ Battels 
Lt Levi Odell 
Lt Levi N Turner 
Lt Jas W Louglirey 
l.t Henry Tourtillotte 
Lt David Jones 
Lt G a Brooks 
Libby, 1, 1st sgt* 
Bennet, F, corp-)- 
Foster, N L, corp 
Annunson, A 
Ames, Hiram 
liruettc, Geo 
Buudy. James 
Covart.s, F 
Delano. Moses 
D..aine, Acedor 
Dyer. Sanuiel J 
E-an, Michael 
Garland James 
Godd.ird. Jno 
Hale, Edgar W» 
Haggelt. 1;+ 
Haiihan, L L 
Kaiialy. John 
Lyon, Albert 
Lathrop, Ellas 
Leonard, llem-y L 
Leach. Hiram 
La sve, Joseph, m 
Leake. Edward 
Murry, Win* 
WcCollum, A 
Norton. C 
Penvee, Leonard 
Penry, Win. £ 
Pleasure. Octave+ 
Plush,Davis+ 
Shappy. Louis 
Thomas, David* 
Wilson, EK+ 
Whitney, A 
Williams, John 
Whitconib, W W 



Atlanta, July 21—63 

Lawrence, April 17—62 

Vicksburg. July 28—63 

Atlanta. July 28—64 

Washington 

Waveily, Neb 

Madison, March 4—64 

Baraboo 

Mauston 

Spring Bluff 



Peshtlgo 
Galesville 



Atlanta, .July 21—64 

Atlanta, Jan 15—04 

La Grange, Jan 15 — 63 

Savannah. Feb 1— 15 

Villenow. Oct 17— 04 

Atlanta, July 21—64 

Brookside 

Kenesaw. June 15—64 

Leavenworth. April 16—62 

Natchez. Sept 10—63 

Keokuk. Oct 13—63 

Osnian 

Memphis, April 4—61 

Pensiukee 

Atlanta, July 21— 61 

liome. Nov 5 — 64 

Uutl.iiid 

Madison. Jan 19—62 

Kome, July lO— 61 

Aug 1—63 

Maf.le Works 

St Louis, Aug 16—63 

Oconto 

Los Angeles, Cal 

Atlanta, July 21 — 64 

Vicksburg, Aug 10—63 

May 8-63 

Natchez, Sept 9—03 

Big Suamico 

Marietta, Septs— 61 

Atlanta, Aug 28—61 

Vicksburg, Jan 22—61 

Atlanta. July 21—61 

Chattanooga. Jan 13—64 

La Grange, Jan 4—61 

Vicksburg, July 16—63 

West Pensaukee 



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Capt Daniel Howell 
Capt W W BotKius 
Capt W P Langworthy, 
Lt C M Webb 
Lt H P Bird 
LtFH Putney 
Oleson, Ole O, corp* 
Arvidson, L P 
Baker, Girard* 



Waukesha 

Deer Lodge, W T 

Princeton. Ill 

Grand Kapids 

Menominee, Mich 

Waukesha 

Nickajack, Ga, July 8-64 

Troy, Tenn, June 26—62 

Atlanta, July 21— 64 



Benson, Jacob 
Bangs, S W 



Lawrence, Kan, April 20—62 
Collierville, Tenn, March 13—63 



Cranipton, Oscar 
Carpenter, Wm M 
Ellingron. Jno 
Fritehie, George 
Fontain, Henry 
Giignon, Ignace 
Green, Ciias W 
Harkne.ss, Francis 
Howell, D 



Lawrence, Kan, April 6—62 

Stevens Point 

Clifton, Dakota 

Chattanooga, Dec 19—62 

Newborn N C, April 30—63 

Necedah 

Wilton 

Vicksburg. Aug 6—63 

Waukesha 



King, John 
Newton. B B* 
Oleson, Ole 
Olran, Andrew 
Price, George 
Rubarge, J* 

Roberts. Eugene, janitor 
Kockstadt, Ole C 
Smith. Edward A 
Smith, EF 
Shauglinessy. G 
Sullivan, Tliomas 
Scott. Jacob 
Scott, Wilh.am 
Siiiienson, Martin 
Taylor. K M 
Thoinpsou. Louis M 
Waldo, O 
Wliipple. E E 
Webb. C H,a 
Warren. C S, me 



Memphis. March 23— <i3 

Atlanta. July 21— 04 

Natchez. Oct 2—63 

Nelsonville 

Menominee 

Atlanta, Aug 12—64 

Madison 

St Ixmis, Aug 10—63 

Vicksburg, July 4—63 

Madison, Marcli 31—04 

Kenesaw. Mt, June 95—61 

Savannah. Dec 30— 64 

Eiiinielsburg. la 

Eminetsburg. la 

Alban 

Natchez, Oct 17-63 

May 7—63 

Virginia, June 9 — 65 

Racine 

Grand Rapids 

Grand Rapids 



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Capt C B Wheelock 

Capt Ephraim Blakeslee 

Lt N A C Smith 

Lt Win R Boutou 

Lt C C Loritt 

Lt James Lennon 

Smith, H, corp 

Krouse. P, 2d corp, m 

Allen, C H Newbcrn, N C, May 6— 6'> 

Adams, Aiexander. I Big Suamico 

Brown. Daniel Natchez, Oct 25—0! 

Beanlieau.il* Chattahoochee. Ga. July 15— 64 



Ironton 
Washington, D C 



G reen Bay 

Suamico 

Big Suamico 



Briiilliard. Peter, 
Bcrseil. Tlioina.s 
Bililerbaek.E J 
Blakeslee, E 
Bioniley, V B. a 
Buekniaster. Willlani 
Coates. John 
Campbell. Selon 
Codington. Levi, m 
Forsyth. Jerome 
Gunn, John 
Gribner, Henry 
Jepson, Joseph 
Keeler, H A* 
Krause. Peter 
Lasha, Charles G 
Mitchell, James 
Mack. Leroy 
Neilson.H N 
Pung, John* 
Peterson, Peter 
Rogers, .Jacob 
Roc, James 
Staddaker, C* 
Sherwood. A H 
Solway. Ole 
Solway, Jno 
Tonard. J 
Watklns, S 
Wright, R M 
Warren, Julius 



Lawrence, Kan, May 2—63 

Flintville 

Minueiska, Minn 

Ironton 

Green Bay 

La Crosse 

Natchez, Jan 24—64 

Nashville, Feb 8—68 

Big Suamico 

Leavenworth, Marcli 30—62 

Marietta Sept 26—64 

July 23—63 

St L uis, July 30—63 

Atlanta, July 21—64 

Big Suamico 

Big Suamico 

NeaviUe Station, March 3—63 

Cliiitonville 

Troy, Tenn, June 25—62 

Atlanta, July 21— 64 

Sturgeon Bay 

Nashville, April 20-65 

Peshtigo 

Lovejoy, Ga, Sept 4—61 

Sturgeon Bay 

Sturgeon Bay 

Sturgeon Bay 

Humboldt, Tenn. Aug 30—62 

Fish Creek 

Sturgeon Bay 



CaptH L Turner 
Capt Van S Bennett 
Capt Francis Hoyt 
Lt Eli McVey 
Lt Jerome S Tinker 
Lt L M Bresee 
Lt Salnia Rogers 
Lt Irwin Gribbell 
Da.scey. G. corp 
Baldwin, E* 



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Andersonvllle. Sept 24—64 
Bakers Creek. Feb 4—64 










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MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN, 



WISCONSIN SOLDIERS AND SAILORS REUNION ROSTER. 



61 



Bryant, Thomas, f 
Ciiok. Wrii C 
L'eaii.Tliiinias* 
Deaniell. Elias 
Dobson, VVmT 
Diipi'i', }Ieiivy+ 
Dei^arnio. C 
Dewitt, Eliphaz 
Eno. Kdgar, f 
Foster, B F* 
Hays, Alexander 
Hentliorn, John 
Jor(laii,TS, t 
Keepers, Lewis M4- 
Liiul.Ove* 
Leavitt, Nathau 
Murry, W H* 
Moon, L F 
Marshall, G S 
Me Cliig, Seth 
Jloore J 
Munyon, .lohu 
Murray, Jno A. t 
Murray, Lewis E, f 
Ostrander, C 
Osiner, William D 
Pettygrove. Neal,f 
Eieliards, George C 
Sample. M* 
Silbauch, J* 
Sanford, David 
Thorpe, Abner 
Tuptine, J T 
Thompson, CH 
Tenny, David 
Tyler, A B 
Thorpe, John A 
Wempiier, A* 
West, A W+ 
Wempner, A C 
Yakey. S D 



Ontario 

Savannah, Dec 16—61 

Atlanta, Ju.y 21—64 

Humboldt, Aug 22—02 

Qulncy, Feb 21—62 

Marietta. Aug 10—01 

Rome, Sept 20—04 

Savannah, Jan 3— C5 

Valley 

Atlanta. Aug 17—04 

Madison, Mar 4— 64 

Marietta, Oct 6— 64 

West Lima 

Marietta, AngO— ot 

Bakers Creek, Feb 4—04 

W Savannah, Feb 14—62 

BakersCr, Feb4— 01 

Atlanta. July 21— 64 

Bolivar. May 2.'i— 62 

Madison, Jan 28 — 04 

Sun Prairie, April 4— 61 

Vicksburg, Apr S— 64 

Delta 

Olivet 

Bristol, Aug 16—63 

Maple Spring 

New Era. Neb 

V Icksburg. July 3—63 

Kenesaw. July 1—61 

Fayetteville, Mar 11—65 

Cairo. Apr 16— 64 

Quincy, May 6—62 

Marietta, Aug20— 04 

Humboldt, Aug 1—62 

Vicksburg, July 12—03 

Bolivar 

Rome, Junes— 64 

Atlanta, July 21— 64 

Marietta, Aug 1—64 

St Louis, Sept 27—63 

Fredericksburg, May 17—65 



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Capt D R Sylvester Boscobei 

Capt A N Chandler* Focotaligo, S C, Jan 14—65 

Capt GeoRPyle 

Lt Franklin Philbrlck 

Lt Isaac Walker Hickory Grove, Sept 17—63 

Lt G D Clark 

Lt Geo Brown 

Close, A F, sgt Pearl River, Feb 27—64 

Peckiiam, SC, corp Vicksburg, Get 12—63 

Bonney, E A Colllervl le, Tt-nn, F, b 12—62 



Blanchard, W W 
Blandin. N 
Brunemer, Jno T 
Clark, Caleb B* 
Erickson, Andrew 
Ewing, J M 
Hooverson. Hover 
Kast, James W 
Knudsou, Halger 
KiUison. John 
Larson, Lewis 
Munns, Henry R+ 
Miller, L 
Munson, W 
Newcoinb, Elon 
Palmer, Andrew 
Rounds, C W 
Setlerland, John G 
Stevens, G A 
Thompson, CH 
Taylor. C L 
Vaughan. A 
Walker, S 
Wood, Isaiah 



Bartels, Henry+ 



Natchez, Sept 26—62 
Jan 16—64 
Fennimore 
Atlanta, July 22— 64 
Cairo, March 24—64 
Beaufort, S C, April 27—65 
Soldiers Grove 
Madison, Oct 27—63 
Dalton, Ga, Jan 27—65 
Nashville, Feb 17—66 
Madison, March 31—65 
Atlanta, July 27—64 
Lumpkin's Mill, Dec 26—62 
Rome, Ga, Sept 22-61 
Weston, Mo, ilarch 26—62 
Vicksburg, June 28— (a 
Vieksburg, Aug 24—3 
Natchez, Aug 20— 6:) 
Vicksburg, Aug 19—64 
Humboldt. Tenn, Aug 1—02 
Vicksburg, April 12—64 
Jeff Barracks, Jan 22—65 
Lawrence, Kan, May 24—62 
Vicksburg, April 22-64 
UNASSIGNKD. 

Atlanta, Sept 10— 04 



Bennett, H H, ar 

Briggs, \V S, in 

Bryant, Geo E, t 

Cadman, W K 

Ford, Amos* 

Gaylord, Josiah W, musician 

Grimmer, Fred E 

Hay, John T, (iter 

Latham, Edward M, musician 

Letson. A H 

Marston, H, teamster 

Peterson, P 

Robinson. Ed, f 

Stannard, W* 

Sexton. A J. m 

Strong. Win E 

Strong, Win E 

Sullivan J D 



Kilbourn City 

Kilbourn City 

Madison 

Stevens Point 

Atlanta, July 21— 61 



Elkhorn 

Mansion 

Rush River 

Elkhoru 

Rush River 

Kilbourn City 

Post Lowenville 

Kilbourn Citv 

Atlanta, July 21—61 

Kilbourn City 

Racine 

Chicago, 111 

Chicago, 111 



THIRTEENTH INFAN- 
TRY, 

(Three yeai's. Organized October 17th, 1861. 
Original strength, 9T0. gained by recruits, etc. %l. 
Total. 1,931. Death loss, 18t—killedinaction, 3. 
died of wounds, 2, of disease, 179. Oilier 
losses, 1197— missing 3. desertion, 71, transfer 
6, muster out. Nov 1st 1864-797. dischaiged..l20. 
Strengtli at muster out, Nov. 24tli, IfOi, 550. 
Campaigns in Mo.. Kan., Ky., Tenn., Miss.. Ala.. 
La., and Texas. 

REGIMENTAL ROSTER. 

Col Maurice Maloney 

Col Wm P Lyon 

Col A H Kunimel 

LtCol J F Chapman 

Lt Col Thos O Bigney 

Lt Col C S Noyes 

Ma] S Cobb Janesvllle 

Adj Wm Roger 

AdJ Wm M Scott Chicago. Ill 

Adj A W Lounsbury 

(J M P Eycleshelraer 

Q .M Ira B Dutton Louisville, Ky 

Surg Jno Evans 

Surg Seidell Cady 

A Serg E G Horton Whitewater 

A Surg J T McClure 

A Surg C D Woodruff 

A Surg S L Lord 

A Surg C M Smith 

Chap H C Tilton 

Chap J I Foot 



Capt Edw Euger 
Capt S C Cobb 
Capt Juo Auld 
Lt LT Nichols 
Lt M Bowerman 
Lt O G Gibbs 
Lt Wm Kiiger 
Lt D H Wood 
Whittlesey, DH, sgt 
Bently, M L. corp 
Ackeriiiaii, Milo 
Butts, A T 
Butler John T 
Babcock, Floras W 
Capelle, August 
Denenlng, A C 
Govenel, Joseph 
Gibbs, Jenson 
Hastings, Geo, f 



Janesvllle 
janesville 

Berlin 



Janesville 

Lawrence, Apr 19 — 62 

Leavenworth, Feb 11—62 

Lawrence, May 4—62 

Leavenworth, May 10—62 

Ft Henry, Nov 6— 1 2 

Spait-i 

Scott 

Janesvill 

Ft Scott, Apr30— 6J 

Janesville 

Wachiia, Iowa 



Johnson, Wm 
Jackson. J L 
Juhnsoii, J B 
Miller, Ernest 
Madisitn. Neels 
Nicliols, Lewis J, nif 
Nohr, Herman 
Randolph, I AT 
Rice, Albert 
Ring, Jno 
linger, Edward 
Smith, E S 
Sniilli, Charles II 
Terch, Jno 
Valentine, R B+ 
Warreii, N 
Wllbor, Frank M, f 
W^eaver, H M 
Wood, D A 



Lawrence, Apr 23—62 

Stevensviile, May 'i8— 61 

Darien 

San Antonia, Sept 21—65 

Wall Lake, Iowa 

Wa\..!i'1i 

Lawrence. Apr 23—62 

Edgertou 

Janesville 

Jancivllle 

Lawrence, May 5—62 

Janesville 

West Mitchell, Iowa 

Wavcrly, Jan 13-64 

Columbus. Aug 2-02 

Milion 

Janesvllle 

Janesvllle 



B 



Capt E E Woodman, ed 
Capt Jason W Hall 
Lt Jas L Murray 
Lt D H Cheney 
Lt GeoC Brown 
Lt Fred k C Buten 
Burns. W M, Ist sergt 
Hulse. G W, corp* 
Leaven, J E, corp 
Alverson, John 
Airis, Adam 
Buns, Charles M 
Baker, Charles I 
Beecher, Joseph A 
Crone. John 
Campbell. Wm 



Baraboo 
Winona, Minn 



Stevenson, Oct 30— 03 

Whitcsbnrg. July 5—61 

Jeffersonville. Nov 25—04 

Ft Henry. Jan 4—6:) 

Lawrence, April 18—62 

Ft Henry, Nov 19— 12 

Ft Donelson, April ?I— 63 

D.inelion, July 3— C3 

Nashville, June 6—65 

Victoria, Texas, Sept 26 — 65 



Carter, Charles A, m 
Carter, C A 
Ferchingeo, .J 
Harvey, Nathan 
Hulelt, Milo 
Horn. J R 
Koucher, Anton 
Miller, Amos 3 
Mllls^ Peter 
Miller, S C J 
Richardson, Lyman A 
Stevens, D E 
Stearnes. G R 
Vanderwerker, C H 
Woodman, Edwin E, ed 



Capt A H Kummell 
Capt Jno T Fish 
Lt D li Lamoreau 
Lt H G Bardwell 
Lt Wm Loiieks 
Lt H N Monlton 
Boyce, L D F, corp 
Rucli, Peter, corp 
Brown, Win J 
Burton, Harlow 
Bi'wman. E M 
Biosa. Ben], t 
Boyce, Volney 
Bradwell. Henry 
Bush. William H 
Carpenter, J U 
Carpenter, .loseph 
Clark, Win M 
Clark. aS 
Corey, CH 
Cleary, Henry, f 
('line, C 
Cole, Frank 
Dennis, Wm 



Johnsiown 

Janesville 

Nashville. May 29—65 

Nashville, May 17 — 65 

Aug 11—65 

Wheatland. Neb 

Charlesburg 

Fort Scott, March 16—62 

Fort Henry, Dec IG— 62 

Whitewater 

Johnstown Centre 

Milion 

Milwaukee 

Nashville, Nov lJ-».' 

Bai'ftbou 



Sharon, March 26-64 

Victoria, Oct 18—65 

Fort Kiley, May 8—62 

Lawrence, Kan, May ai— 6i 

Fort Henry, Nov 1" — 62 

Sharon 

Sharon 

Sharon 

Sharon 

Ft Donelson. Aug Ja— 63 

Nashville. Dec u — 63 

Nashville, Nov 18—64 

Green Lake. 1 exas. Sept 16—65 

Leavenworth, Feb 2i — 02 

Sprlngviile 

Sharon 

Sharon 

Cairo, Oct 18— 6^ 



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Dougal, F fl 
Eokersou, Willis D 
Hdllister, H A 
Holt, Henry 
Johnson. W:irren W 
Kiunnicrer, John A 
Knar.b. W H 
Marreness, J B* 
Mc'Cannon. Hngh 
MarUfI, William U 
MaiUel, Charles 
Monlton, Henry 
Men-ill, Henry 
Me Ginnis, Patrick 
Piindle, F 
Rice, Seymour 
Reiine, L 
Schroder, M 
Schermelhoni.B U 
Sebring, 1 B P 
Stiipfel, Chas 
Tolten, Lymau, f 
Woodvvorth, N 
Wilson, Chas A 



Capt E W Blake 
Capt C E Patchin 
Lt S A Couch 
Lt D Everest 
Lt N H Walters 
Lt D B Lovejoy 
Witham, John, corp 
Buntrock. E, corp 
Bnbolz, Cai'l 
Condon, KC 
Cotton, Owen 
Christian, H 
Earl, Isaac 
Eastman, A 
Ellis, Joseph J 
Frang, Ed, f 
Geevin, D 
Hall, Frank 
Hunt, Henry C 
McCormick, Edward 
Patchin, H 
Patchin, David 
Kobinson. H K 
Roller, D Gr 

Strobel, Matthew 
Schuman, C 
Vanderburg, John 
Williams, JohnH 
Witherell, Geo, f 



Sharon, 
San Antonio 

Fort Donelson, 



Leavenworth, 

Leavemvorth, 

Ft Henry, 

Ft Scott, 

lycavenworth 

Paoh 



Nashville, 



Shar<,n 
Sliaion 
Sharon 
Shaipn 
July 18—62 
,Oct 18-64 
Sharon 
Aug 22-63 
Darien 
Sharon 
Sharon 
Sharon 
Sharon 
Bai'aboo 
Feb 17—62 
Feb IT— 61 
Jan 23—03 
Mar 6—62 
Feb 16—62 
Apr 27—62 
Sharon 
Sharon 
:, Oct 30—64 
Sharon 



D 



Jancsville, Dec 4 — 61 

Watertown, Feb 16—04 

Victoria, Texas, Sept 3—6,5 

Lawience, Kan, May 23—62 

Magnolia, Feb 16 — H 

Huntsville, June 16—05 

New Madrid, June 26— 63 

Nashville, Oct 20—63 

New Albany, Dec 3— C3 

Plymouth 

Columbus, Ky, Sept 20 — 62 

Nashville, Nov 6—03 

Delavan 

Janesville 

Claysville, Ala, June 19—64 

Nashville, Nov 10—64 

Edgefield, Tenn. Dec 19—03 

•eeu Lake, Texas, Aug 5 — 63 

Victoria, Texas, Sept 26—65 

Columbus, Ky, Dec 7—62 

Lawrence, April 23—62 

Claysville, Ala, June 10—64 

Racine 



Capt K H Hewitt 
Capt Lemuel Parker 
Capt Simeon Taylor 
Lt E F Warren 
Lt A C Smith 
LtSS Kockwood 
Lt E R Dunbar 
Babcock, Henry, sgt 
Abbey, James 
Adams, A W 
Barnnm.C E 
Botsford, James M 
Chasse, A C 
Chase, A C 

Dunckleburg, John H, 
Erickson Colben 
Fellbaum, A 
Hafes, Charles 
Hyde, E A 
Huyck, Edgar 
Horn, J A, m 



Whitewater 

Columbus, June 23—62 

ISashville, Mar 15—64 

Stevenson, Oct 10—61 

Lawrence, June 20-62 

Humbird 

Kildon 

Pedee 

m Versailles, III 

Keokuk, Mar 20—65 

Nashville, May 19—65 

New Orleans, June 28 — 65 

St Louis, July 28-05 

Columbus, Aug 1—62 

Kasson 



.Tohnson, Wm M 
Kreiger, L 
Lawless, Thomas 
Murphy, John 
McCreedy. G W 
Meighells, EJ 
Ore tt. George D 
Patrick, J U 
Post, Isaac, f 
Rolf. Wm M 
Rockwood, B D. f 
Redner, John, f 
Starkweather, E A 
Sherman. Geo S 
Wagner. Peter 
Warren , E F, ine 



Huntsville, Feb 21—65 

Aug 14—65 

Nashville, Mar. 1-04 

Columbus, Aug 1—62 

Paducab, Apr 15—63 

St evenson, Oct 10—04 

JeHersonville, Nov 29-04 

Monticello 

Bloomingdale 

Nashville, June 8—65 

Janesville 

Delton 

Ft Donelson, Mar 28—63 

Nashville, Mar 15—64 

Nashvil le, June 9—65 

Waukesha 



F 



Capt F F Stevens 
Capt S S Hart 
Capt J W Briggs 
Lt N Crotzeuburg, 
Lt Jas L Fowle 
Lt A L Ford 
Culver, C, corp 
Anderson, H A 
Bliss, J H 
Butler, Wm 
Burdlck, Bradford 
Cartwright, Alex, t 
Cartel-, C A 
Chamberlain, Nelson 
Crotzunbeig, N 
Collins, Patrick 
Denton, Sidney 
Duffy, James, t 
Finney, Alvin T 
Harrison, Henry, f 
Krouse, Carl, f 
Nanwabitte, L 
Percy, Geo A 
Rolfe. RC 
Rice, E H 
Shorrack, W B 
Stevens, F F 
Shultz, August 
Tiller, Hiiam 
Tuttle, E H 



Capt T O Bigney 
Capt A N Randall 
Capt Wm A Knilaus 
Lt H M Balis 
Lt C R Matson 
Lt E W Taylor 
Lt S C Wagoner 
Anderson, Lars C 
Ballis, Luther 
Benjaiiiin, Ole 
Benjamin, Jason D 
Balis, Abraham Day 
Cass, Geo W 
Decker, Isaac 
Erickson, Truels 
Fuller, Will A 
Gansell, Peter 
Gould. Lemuel 
Johnson, A 
Kinney, C W 
Moran, James 
Minor, W S 
Martin, John V» 
Malle, M E 
Martin, Joseph W 
Marsh, C H 
NeLson, Lars P 
Pomeroy, J M 



Janesville 



Janesville 



Huntsville, Aug 5—64 

Clinton 

Janesville 

Edgerton 

Edgerton 

Unionville, Mich 

Janesville 

Edgeiton 

Janesville 

Edgerton 

Johnson Cimtre 

Edgeiton 

Lawrence, May 10—02 

Depere 

Big Suaniico 

Green Lake, Sept 2i— 65 

Nashville, Apr 10—64 

Ft Riley, May 18—62 

Lawrence, Apr 26 — 62 

Stevenson. May 23—64 

Janesville 

West Mitchell, Iowa 

Nashville, June 2—05 

Ft Riley, May 11—62 



Delavan 



St Louis, May 6— C5 

Claysville, Ala, June 16—64 

Cairo, July 15—65 

Vtcksburg, March 26—65 

Red Bluff, Cal 

Madison, Aug 27— 65 

Vicksburg— 05 

Fort Donelson, May 11—06 

Vicksburg, April 1 — G5 

Janesville, Dec 22—61 

Cahawba, Ala Feb 22—65 

Fort Donelson, May 2 — 03 

Lawrence, Kan, April 25 — 62 

Ft Riley, May 12—62 

Ft Henry. Nov 25—62 

Madison, Feb 17— 65 

St Louis, April 25—05 

Victoria, Sept 13—05 

Ft Atkinson 

Huntsville, Nov 21—64 

Lawrence, Kan, May — 62 



Pryor, Geo S 
Peun. John 
Piiidy. John F 
Ithodes. James D 
Rossiter, Edmund S 
Shaffner. Peter 
Shatler. Alex, t 
Sliurrum, Geo D 
T.-iylor, R B 
Wenright, G 



Nashville, Feb 28—64 

Nashville, June 4—66 

Cairo, July 4 — 65 

Padue.ah, April 17 — 63 

Orfordville 

St Louis, May 24—66 

Janesville 

Milwaukee 

Paducah, April 17—63 

Ft Donelson, Aug 17—63 



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Capt Jos L Pratt 
CaptCNNoyes 
Capt E J Pratt 
Capt G H Becliwith 
Lt Robt Glover 
LtA J Smith 
Lt C E Graham 
Lt Ole Jacobsou 
Marskey, Wm, sgt 
Mimning, ("i N,sgt 
Patterson, J, sgt 
Dobie, .John C, corp 
Ammon, Jno 
Buniham. J M. t 
Bullock, Ferdinand 
Codding. Geo, I 
Dwight. Richard, m 
Horton, M D 
Hanson, Halver 
Hall, W H,f 
Hall. W H 
Herrington, Charles 
Haley, Andrew 
KestU'Son, Jesse 
Klitske, C F, £ 
McDonald, Adam 
McCarthy, M L 
McDonald, Geo W 
Marsrten, William 
Marston, Jno 
Osmondson, Ole 
Palmer, Luman 
Porler, Hezekiah, f 
Rolof, Wm 
Salisbury, Albert 
Shields, Louis 
Smith, EH 
Seelv, David 
Wilds, Geo W 
Weed, Nathaniel 



Moscow July I— 62 

Columbus, Aug 19—62 

Fort Donelson, June 28—63 

Columbus, Aug 23—62 

Fort Atkinson 

Hebron 

Madison. ,Ian H— 64 

Whitewater 

Cohoes, N Y 

Huntsville, Oct 14—64 

Victoria, Oct 5 — 65 

Eagle 

Troy Centre 

L Whitewater 

.Granville Centre 

Fort Donelson, June 10—62 

Hebron 

Leavenworth, Mar 2—62 

Palmyra 

Troy Mills, Iowa 

.Janesville 

Fall River 

Ft Henry, Oct 21— 62 

Huntsville, Jan 14—05 

Ft Atkinson 

Nashville, Aug 8—65 

Whitewater 

Lawrence, Apr 28—02 

Edgeit>n 

Lawrence, June 26—02 

Victoria, Oct 1—65 

Mapletou, Minn 



Capt J H Lauderdale 
Capt N H Kingman 
Capt Geo H Cameron 
Lt W A Knilaus 
Lt I B Dutton 
Lt A Carroll 
Lt H H Knox 
Niblick, John, corp 
Baldwin, R K 
Babcock, U, t 
Bull, John 
Battrell, R 
Chipman, S D 
tniatfield, D, f 
demons, Harvey 
demons. John 
Christiansou, O 



Nov 11—65 

Delavan 

Louisville, Ky 



Ft Donelson, Aug 1—63 

Huntsville, Oct 13—64 

Little Prairie 

Mullison 

Eagle 

Smithland, Ky. Nov 5—62 

Little Prairie 

Madison, Dec 16—64 

Huntsville, Oct 13—64 

Green Lake Texas, July 27—66 



Christopherson, E 
Dane, David 
Dibble, Virgil M 
Edmuudson.S 
Finch, L D 
Hamilton, G 



San Antonio, Oct 16— 06 

N..V 19-63 

Columbus, Ky, Aug 31—62 

Green Lake, Tex, Sept 6— 05 

Huntsville, March 29—65 

Ft Donelson, July 11—03 



1330. 



1880. 




INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK, 



AV. A BRE\VEa Jr., President. 



Assets, 
Surplus, 



$5,500,000.00, 
$942,000.00. 



]. — Beanise, Its investments are the very best that cnn be obtained ;— none of them are even questionable. 

'Z.— Becauae, Durincr all tlie recent financial depression, it continued to increase its assets and surplus. 

S.^Bimufe. Ff its unusually large surplus. 

3. — /{cwiiMP, Whatever afiv:aitii<;es may be claimed under the New York State law of IST'J, in favor of policy holders, 
they have in the Washington the additional lu-otection of its non-forfeiting divideT;ds. It is the only company that allows 
its dividends to hold its policies iu force when premium is unpaid. 

5. — -Because, Its new form of policy expresses a very literal contract in plain, concise language, contains fewer restric- 
tions than any other policy, and leaves no' hooks on which to hang legal quibbles. 




.A. a: 02SXCE -WTHIIjE -S-O-IJ- -fi^TaS II:T O-OOX) HE-^LTIX. 



A. H. HAWES, 

State Agent for Wisconsin, 

Milwaukee, Wisconsin. 



DR. S, L FULLER, 



General Agent for Wisconsin and Michigan, 

Detroit, Michigan. 



wiscojnsin soldiers and sailors reunion roster. 



65 



Iloclkls, Jerd 
llnoper. John 
.laiiuitli, Amhrose 
.Fames, Wni, f 
KuiKiiian, T R 
Mills, John V 
Miirdock, Alex 
McCait, A 
McMuster, Cliailes 
Olds, W, t 
Pitcher. T 1'" 
Panish B 
Koiicr, Kinest 
Salisbury, S 
Waters, J 
Wilkins, Alden 



Adams 

Madi.son. March 30—64 

Madison, Feb 18— 64 

Little Prairie 

Stevenson. Nov 30— ti4 

Madison, March 17—64 

East Troy 

Columbus, Ky. July G— G2 

n Victoria, Sept 6—65 

Little Prairie 

Ft Uonelson, June3— C3 

Millard 

Madison, Jan 14 — 65 

Quincy, July 4—6.5 

Brownsboro, Ala, Nov .5--64 

Huntsville, March 3— 65 



K 



. pa 



, corp 



Capt Pliny Norcross, a 
Capt Jno H Wemple 
Capt U S Hollister, m 
Capt G W Steele, 
Lt W P Clark 
Lt A D Burdick 
Lt H C Curtis 
Sweet, J sgt 
Savage, John A 
Fuller, S, corp 
^'orcross, F, corp 
Buidict, A Delos, pa 
Burdict, A DeLose. pa 
Clark. F'ranic, m 
Colt, S T. f 
Clark, W P, d 
Carnes, Jed, E 
Church, Jacob 
Deering, N W 
Early, C 
Flint, David B 
Heacock, James O 
Hollister, U S, m 
Keeter, Wm 
Morrison. B H 
Maxon, B F 
Neym, John 
Norton, E H 
Norcross, P, a 
Noyes, Sylvester+ 
Plantz, John 
Robinson, C B 
Stannaid, M B 
Shaida, A F 
Smith, Lewis 
Steele, Geo \V 
Stott, W M, ni 
Swan, John, p m 
Wiaegar, Geo W, £ 
Wyse, W A, a 



Janesville 

St Paul, Minn 
Fertile 
Milton 
Milton 

Ft Donelsou, Apr 26— «3 

Cookville, Kov 17—63 

Ft Atkinson. May 17—64 

Nashville. May 17—65 

Milwaukee 

Milton 

Naragansett Pier, E I 

Milton 

Milton 

Hebron 

Fertile 

Osceol;! 

Nashville, May 6— B5 

Hunt.n-ille, Aug 31— 64 

Nashville, June 17—65 

St Paul 

Lawrence, Ap 18—62 

Madison, Mar 9 — 64 

Tustin City. Cal 

Leavenworth, MarJI— 62 

Wetherfield. Sept 22—62 

Janesville 

Leavenworth, June 30—62 

Lawrence, Apr 29—02 

Nashville, Sept 21- 64 

Ft Donelson, ISIar 29-63 

Nashville. Nov 16—64 

Madison 

Fertile 

Chicago, 111 

Juda 

Clinton 

Reeds burg 



UNABSIGNED. 



Balis, Abraham D. f 
Curry, E 
Cotton, H T 
Clemens, S B 
Forrester, Robt 
Kinlans, W A, £ 
Loomer, Chas E 
Miner, R S 
Morris, A B, f 
Webster, E A 
Vauglin, William, f 



Red BIulT,Cal 

Black Earth 

Palmyra 

Janesville 

Delavan 

Delavan 

Tomah 

Delavan 

Whitewater 

NelUsville 

Kendall 



FOURTEENTH INFAN- 
TRY. 

Three years. Organized Jan. 30th, 1862. 
Original strength, 970 ; gain by recruits, etc., 
1212. Total, 2182. Deathloss,287— killed In action, 
61, died o£ wtmnds, 34, of disease, 192. Other 



losses,.540— missing, 13, desertions, 97, transfers, 
23. di.scliarges, 407. Strength at muster out 
Oct. 9tli,I863, 1335. Campaigns in Tenn., Missis- 
sippi, Louisiana, Arkansas, Missouri, Ala. Ga. 

REGIMENTAL ROSTER, 



Col DE Wood F 

Col Jno Hancock 
Col L T\l Ward 
Lt Col I E Messmore 
Lt Col Jas M PoIIeys 
Lt Col E F Ferris 
Maj Asa Worden 
Maj Win J Henry 
Adj Wm H Landor 
Adj B E Brower 
Adj Van Epps Young 
Adj Ino M Reed 
Q .M J T Conklin 
Q M Newton Clark 
Surg Wm H Walker 
Surg Harmon Benson 
Lt Francis McGuire 
A Surg D LaCount 
ASurgHEZielley 
A Surg G E I'albert 
A Surg H T Fowler 
A Surg Wm Wiley 
A Surg E C Strangeland 
Chaplain GeoBEng'e 
H F Newland, prin nius 
Stephen Benedict, drum 



ond du Lac, June 18—62 

Oshkosh 

Benton Harbor, Mich 

Grand Rapids, Mich 

La Crosse 

Ogdeu, Ltah 

Oshkosh 



Grand Rapids, Mich 

Kewaunee 

London, Out 



Fond du Lac 



Chilton 
Chilton 



Fonddu Lac 



Cave Spring, Oct 31—64 
major Oshkosh 



A 



Capt L M Ward 
Capt C L Kimball 
Cupt .lolin V Frost 
Cajit E F Ferris 
Lt H W Durand 
Lt Geo C Denuiston 
Hendrlck. J. sgt* 
Witters. B F, sgt 
Kings, Joseph, corji* 
Krake, Nelson, corp* 
Abbey, Charles* 
Badger, Conrad 
ISaumgarden, J 
Bradford, A A, f 
Bassett. E B 
Basset, E B 
Connish, A 
Coon, Jno D 
Coon, Jno, mf 
Cornish, Adin 
Chapin, James, 1 
Carste, Charles, ni 
Durand, P 
Durand, H W, m 
Davis, Clark, c 
i'lel, Michael 
Hall, Jolin,f 
KilTer, F J 
Laduke, L P 
Lafavre, D V 
Leonard, O S 
Morgan, T+ 
Miller, A 
'Osier, Charles 
Oleson, J A, f 
Ponirenke, Robert 
Powers, W H 
Rand, M W 
Reed, OtisL 
Ryarson, M 
Russell, W S, m 
Spafford, E D 
Simpson. Wm A 
Sumuers, John* 



Benton Harbor, Mich 



Ogden, Utiih 

Fonddu Lac 

Campbellsport 

Vick.sburg, May 22— 63 

St Louis, May 12—62 

Vicksburg, M .y 22—63 

Vicksburg, May 22 — 63 

Vicksburg, May 22—63 

Memphis, Oct 2—0.1 

Montgomery Aug 9—6.'^ 

. Sheboygan Falls 

Milwaukee 

Loyal 

Lake Providence, March 2—62 

Fond du Lac 

Fond du Lac 

Hortonville 

Fond du Lac 

Fond duLae 

Campbellsport 

Fond duLac 

Fond du Lac 

New Orleans, Mar 23—65 

Fond du Lac 

Oxford, Neb 

Fond du Lac, Apr 1—64 

Koine, Ga, Nov 30—64 

Fond du Lac 

Pittsburg, Landing, Apr 7—62 

Campbellsport 

Vicksburg, Feb 16—65 

Fond du Lac 

WestBloomfield 

0:ihkosh 

St Louis, May 21—62 

St Louis, June 1—62 

June 21— 62 

Oakfield 

Pittsburg Landing, July 20—62 

Vicksburg, June 29—63 

Vicksburg, May 22—03 



St John, FR, me 
St John, F 
Spence, James, m 
Steady, F, nie 
Titus, Win.f 
Titus, George 
Titus, J B 
White, S S 
Wedprman, Jacob* 
Wiley, W 
Warner, Jno 
Wilcox, Orin 
Wilcox, WW, t 
Wilcox, Orin. £ 
Warner, John, m 



Fond du Lac 

Fond du Lac 

Fond du Lac 

Fond du L;'c 

Eden 

Campbellsport 

Farley, Minn 

N;ushville, Sept 24— « 

"N'icksburg, May 19—63 

Ripon 

Ripon 

Kipon 

Omro 

Fond du Lac 

Fond du Lac 



B 



Capt Asa Wordeii 
Capt S B Carpenter 
Lt W F Eldridge 
Lt Royal L Potter 
Lt F T Wilmot 
Lt A B Chambers 
Chambers, A B, .sgt 
Drake, C, sgt+ 
Hill, Phelps E.ciu'p* 
Alston, M 
Boyden, F H 
Bremmer, A 
Beach, Jas D 
Baker, C G 
Beach, JnoF 
Beadleston, .1 J-l- 
Beadleston, John 
Barker, Wm H 
Blair, Kobt 
Benedl"t, Wm H 
Bruce, W 
Crysler, James U 
Cornell, Jas 
Chambers, J 
Clark, Jiio 
Daniels, D W 
Denny, Jackson 
Deland, Stephen* 
Dewey, Horace Jr 
Dwinell, A B 
Eastwood, John* 
EverUng, Jno 
Eldridge, Wm,bk 
Fife, John R 
Fairbanks, Chas 
Fife. Amos 
Fortner, Isaac H 
Glorie, B 
GiIlson,SH 
Herri ugton, H 
Hardy, Chas M 
Hearn, Wm 
Healey, Mike 
Harkness, H* 
Hearne, Wm 
Hogle, Washington 
Jones, Wm D 
King, Wm H 
Lichterman, Theodore 
Lilley, A E 
Laniere, Francis H 
Messinger, Westly 
Mason, F 
Mack, Holmes 
Myers, Theo 
Mason, Francis 



Oshkosh 

r lover 

Yankton, DT 



Marshall, Francis 
McEwen, Lorenzo 
McCroplin,Tom 
Misner, Henry G 
Noll, Jno 
Noll, Jno, c 



Aug 28— 65 

Weyauwega, Aug 2.''»— 65 

St.Louis, Apr 20—62 

Corinth, Oct 3—62 

.\ndersonvilIe, Nov 8—64 

Sherman, D T 

Vicksburg, Oct 22— 63 

Plover 

Montgomery, Aug 19—65 

Plover 

Corinth, Dec 10—62 

Waupaca 

Wausau 

Amherst Junction 

Omaha, Neb 

La Crosse 

Rome, Sept 9 — 64 

Dak 

Marietta, Sept 20—74 

Waupaca 

Brownsville, Oct 3 — 64 

Weyauwega 

Vicksburg, May 23—63 

Amherst Junction 

Stevens Point 

Shiloh, Ap 7—62 

Wausau 

Yankton D T 

Memphis, Feb 15—65 

Weyauwega 

New Orleans, Mar 27—65 

New Orleans, Mar 18—65 

Jelfersonville, Dec 10—64 

Weyauwega 

Newburg, June 28—62 

Weyauwega 

Vicksburg, Jan 3—64 

Weyauwega 

Vicksburg, May 22—63 

Waupaca 

Berliu 

Atlanta July 24—64 

Chicago, 111 

Kewaunee 

Madison, March 18— 64 

Plover 

Weyauwega 

Pittsburg Landing, May 21—02 

Weyauwega 

Plover 

Vi eyauwega 

Weyauwega 

Waupaca 

Waupaca 

Harlan, la 

Weyauwega 

Fond du Lac 



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AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, New York. 



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MERCANTILE INSURANCE COMPANY, CLEVELAND. 





WISCONSIN 


SOLDIEBS AND 


SAILORS KEUNION EOSTEE. 


cr 


Otis .Tohn* 


Vlcksburg. May 22—63 


Reed, Royal W 


Omro 


Jackson, C 


Apr 4—65 


Otis Jno 


Weyauwega 


Stone, J W PittsburgLandmg, May 19— 62 


Koch, F W C« 


Vlcksburg, May 22—63 


Pelton, Jno C 


Weyatiwega 


Statler, Jas 


Fairbault, Minn 


Lowell, M 


Lake Providence, May 7—63 


Qiilmby, C 


Lovejoy, Sept.'!— 64 


Statler, S 


Omro, Feb 26—65 


Lee, Robt 


Fond du Lac 


Qniniby.Chas 


Weyauwega 


Siatlei, Jas L 


Fairbault, Minn 


Mason, Thomas • 


Corinth, Oct 3—62 


CJuiniby, Moses 


Weyauwega 


Stevens, Julius 


Omro 


McPlierson, N 


Memphis, Jan li — &J 


Kup. Hiiani 


Stevens Point 


Saemiller, Frederick 


Scott 


Mason, S 


Galesville, JulySl— 64 


KoUinson, Jno 


Weyauwega 


Taylor, Truman 


Omro 


O'Hallaron, Pf.t 


Freeport, 111 


Stanhy. G 


St Louis' May 4-62 


Tasquin, John B 


Mobile, Sept 1—65 


O'Brien, Timothy 


La Crosse 


Sweet, W A, e 


La Crosse 


Worden, W J 


Chattanooga, June 22—64 


Pe,ase, S 


Memphis, July 12—64 


Stalks. Chas 


Atlanta. Oct 22— 61 


White, Wm 


Oslikosli 


Sprague, C A 


Pittsburg Landing, June 7— 02 


Smith, Albert 


Weyauwega 


White, John 8 


Cairo, May Zn— 64 


Swineson. C 


May 27—64 


Starks, Clius 


Weyauwega 


West, Chas 


Miiinea)iolls, ^linn 


Shirley. HL 


Nov 21—64 


Swan, Jno W 


Badger 


Winchester, S 


Marietta, Sept 2*2—04 


Taylor, Wm 


La Crosse 


Siiiitli.MM 


JefE Barracks. Ang2i)— 6'2 


Winchester. Perry 


Omro 


Tucker, John E« 


Corinth, Oct 3— 62 


Smith, G L 


Jackson, Jan 16-63 


Wanio, John A Jefferson Barracks, June 23—62 


Thomas, R J 


Chattanooga, Nov— 64 


Truair, D N 


Montgomery, Aug U— 65 






Washburne, G W 


Vlcksburg, June 1- 64 


Teal. Peter 


Weyauwega 




D 


Woodhouse, H B 


Eva' svillo 


Tliompson, J A* 


Corintn, Oct 3— 62 








Teal. Geo W 
Vincent, Edw 
v\ arner, H C 
Worden . W H 
Whit taker, E L 


Weyauwega 

Weyauwega 

Lind 

Amherst Junction 

St Louis, May 9—62 


Capt J W Polleys 
Capt David Law 
Capt S A Harrison 
Capt C P Shepherd 


La Crosse 
La Crosse 

Worthington, Minn 


Capt W J Heni-y 
Capt Jos Smith 


H 


Wood.SiM 
Wilson. John 
Wilson. G 
Waitfi.GeoS 
Whitney. S 
Young, Louis 


Manawa 

Huntsvllle, Julys- 6i 

Madison, Apr 11— 64 

Weyauwega 

Waupaca 

Almond 


Lt Geo Staley 
Lt A M Watson 
LtEdw Elkins 
Lt Tim O'Brien 
Lt H Runge 


La Crosse 
La Crosse 


Lt Don A Shove 
Lt B F Goodwin 
Lt W J Ramsdell 
Lt F E Engle 
Austin, E B+ 


Manitowoc 
Pittsburg Landing, Apr 10—62 


S A Harrison 


La Crosse 


Badett, H 


Forestvllle 






Ed Howard 


La Crosse 


Brieger. Nic 


Kewaunee 




c 


E Holloren 


L:i Crosse 


Bregger, Nick 


Kewaunee 




J Hafner 


La Crosse 


Collins, C E 


Alexandria, May 20—64 






T Woodccck 


L Crosse 


Clark, WM 


Pittsburg Lauding, June 6—62 


Capt W W Wilcox 


Omro 


A M Watson 


La Crosse 


Day,BB, f 


Larrabee 


Capt A S Childs, 


Beaver Dam 


H K Vincent 


La Cro5se 


l>ill, Oisemus 


Glen more 


Lt Colin Miller* 


Vlcksburg, May 23—63 


Wm Tucker 


La Crosse 


Dunn. H 


La Crosse 


Lt M L Drake 




Wm Taylor 


La Crosse 


Dill, Myron* 


Vlcksburg, May 2'2— 6i 


Lt Alfred Corfee 


New London 


G Stalcer 


La Crosse 


Eklridge, Willlaui 


,bk Yankton, DT 


Lt P N Cro-s 


Lodi, D T 


A Dunham 


La Crosse 


Eveland, A C 


Ahnapee 


Wells, J P, sgt» 


Vickshurg, May 22—63 


A Brooks 


La Crosse 


Edder. James A 


Pittsburg Landing,Apr 30—62 


Putnam, R, corp* 


Corinth. Oct 3— 62 


J Evans 


La Crosse 


Eveland. D S 


Lake City, Minn 


Alley, J+ 


Pittsburg Landing, Ap 9—65 


B Brawer 


La Crosse 


Eveland, Andras 


Minneapolis. Minn 


Anderson. Win M4- Corinth, Nov 21—62 


J Foster 


La Crosse 


Fay, Mark G 


Mempliis, Feb 3—63 


Bicknell, L 


Waukau 


S childers 


La Crosse 


Fagg, Wm 


Ahnapee 


Boyiiton, L+ 


New Orleans, Ap 9— «5 


U Fern 


La Crosse 


FueLson, F 


Clay Banks 


Bishop, Jas 


Waukan 


T Carrelton 


La Crosse 


Grogan,F 


Pittsburg Landing, Apr 25—62 


Barron, Robert 


Corinth, Oct 18—62 


J Flush 


La Crosse 


Green, Michael 


Pittsburg Landing, June 7-62 


Benedict, Stephen 


Oshkosh 


J Carrol 


La Crosse 


Hallum.H 


Ahnapee 


Bicknell, Lansing 


Waukau 


EGlen 


La Crosse 


Hier, F 


Ahnapee 


Carter, Amos 


Omro 


E F Doane 


La Crosse 


Johnson, H 


Fond du Lac 


Clark, G S* 


Corinth, Oct 3— 62 


Sam Guertln 


La Crosse 


Killiher, John 


Ryan 


Cross, P N 


Lodl, Dakota Territory 


Wm Dolan 


La Crosse 


Lovel, John 


Ahnapee 


Campbell, Thos J 


Omro 


D Davis 


La Crosse 


Lee, Jacob 


Fond du Lac 


Ditly, Wm 


Worthington, Minn 


G Strobridge 


La Crosse 


Monroe, Geo A* 


Vick.sburg, June 21-63 


Krankiin, Jas 


Omro 


J Snodgrass 


La Crosse 


Murphy, Jas 


Memphis, July H— (;3 


Galleger, P 


Omro 


C Shefard 


La Crosse 


McDonald, M 


Ahnapee 


Howe, Daniel 


Keokuk, Dec 2—63 


G Orthans 


La Crosse 


Moore, Joseph 


Kewaunee 


Hebron, Pat 


Om ro 


R E Osborne 


La Crosse 


McAllister, C 


Keokuk, Oct 3—63 


Harling, A 


Montgomery, July 15-65 


T O'Brien 


La Crosse 


Perry, Wm 


Ahnapee 


Hunter, Robt 


Omro 


S H Moody 


La Crosse 


Perry, Rich 


Forestvllle 


Harter, David M 


Hartford 


S lyjmbert 


La Crosse 


Perry, Matt 


Forestvllle 


Judson, Lucius 


St Louis, Mar 12-62 


C Jenks 


La Crosse 


Rouse, G 


Ahnapee 


Johnson, John 


Omro 


L Harrison 


I^a Crosse 


Sweet, Reeder 


StevensvUIe 


Johnson, Chas 


Omro 


Allen, P Pittsburg Landing, May 22—63 


Sweet V/m 


Fonddu Lac 


Miller, Ira P 


Pittsburg Landing, May 2-fi2 


Atkinson, W 


La Crosse 


Sabtne, M 


Pittsburg Landing, Apr 25—62 


Miller, Alouzo 


Utica 


Allen, G 


La Cro'ise 


Schmiling, 


Ahnapee 


Maxon, Geo 


Yankton, D T 


Barkley, W 


La Crosse 


Stone, S A 


Twin Rivers 


Mason, D S 


Waukau 


Collins, Alfred* 


Vlcksburg, May 22—63 


Stoneman, Wm 


New Albany, Sept 1—04 


Marston, S Jefferson Barracks, May l&— 62 


Cram, C L Pittsburg Landing, June 7—62 


Stacller, Peter 


Manitowoc 


McMahou, Jno 


Weyauwega 


Crawford, Henry 


Memphis, Aug 25—64 


Tufts, Albeit 


Clay Banks 


Melcher, Lewis, I 


Charles C'ty.Iowa 


Crippen, Amos, corp 


Baldwin 


Tnfts, Albert 


Horns Pier 


Noyes, Geo H+ 


Memphis, June 16—63 


Calkins, G W New Orleans, March 21-65 


Thayer, W P 


Kewaunee, Aug 17—63 


O'Conner, M 


Pittsburg Landing, June 6—62 


Duval, Wm'" 


Lovejoy, Sept 3—64 


Tyler, J M 


Fond du Lac 


Porter, Elry+ 


Corinth, Oct 16—62 


Farrand, DE 


Gary, Dakota 


Tyler, C M 


Fond du Lac 


Pieree. Jeremiah, 


f Omro 


Glen, John B» 


Shiloh, April 7—62 


Vanduzer, Morris 


* Corinth. Oct 3— 63 


Kidont. E J 


eflerson Barracks, June 26—62 


Geryma, Telia 


Mound City, Sept 30-64 


Whitcomb, M 


Mill Creek. June 3—61 


Iloniain, B F 


Loyal 


Glenn, Cyrus H 


St Louis, Miiy 10—62 


Whitcomb, Wm 


St Ixmis, May 4—62 


Romain, E W 


Neillsville 


Hamlin, H 


New liondon 


Wheeler, W C 


Oshkosh 


Reed, Ed 


Omro 


Hams, J 


La Crosse 


Whitcomb, Joel 


Manitowoc 


Keed,Kich, Jr 


Omio 


Hill.G 


La Crosse 


Williams, Jacob 


Manitowoc 



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30LD1ERS AND SAILORS REUNION ROSTER. 


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Barker. Lucius* Shiloh, Apr 7—62 


Garrow, Peter+ 


Memphis, Sept 5—63 




Bump. Samuel* Shiloh. Apr 7—62 


Gates. Albert 


Beriin 


Gapt J J Lawioii 


Depere 


Berge. A C* Corinth. Oct 3—62 


Gib.son C W 


Forest 


CaptSanniel H;irrison4- Corliilli, Oct 26—02 


Batcheldor. C R+ Holly Springs, Nov 23—62 


Galligen.SC 


Armstrong Corners 


Capt Delcis A Wawl 


Fond du Lac 


Baker, John Columbus, Jan 20—63 


Hamnion. D D4- 


May 26—02 


Capt Jno P Ryan 


Milwaukee 


Burton, C Pulaski. Tenn Aug 18—63 


Hinman, Philo 


Brookville 


Lt (ieo W Bowers 




Carney, PatriC • - Corinth, Oct 3-62 


Hodge, Joshua 


St Louis, May 31-02 


Lt Jas Caniin 


Ft Howard 


Crawford, .\iidrew Cliilton 


Howe, Geo W 


Marietta, Ga, Sept 17—04 


I,t OFCooley 


Depere 


Crawford, Lucius Hilbert 


Kenhn, Ludwig 


Montgomery, Aug 12—05 


Lt Clias Beattie 


Ft Howard 


Chicks, James Corinth, Nov 6—62 


Lewis, J P Lake Providence, March 2-03 | | 


Lt Keubeii Wlieelei 


Depere 


Delano. Hatzil* Corintli, Oct 3—62 


Lock wood . C A 


Menomonee 


Lt Jas K Newton 


Oberlin. O 


Dascani.Ed BriUicm 


Lefflngwell.M J 


St Louis, July 28—03 


McFarlanii, J C, 1st sgt+ MIks Bend, June 18—63 


Dixon, John Hilbert 


Mansfield , E JI G 


Greenbush 


Caily. H J, corp 


MilUkins Bend. July 1—63 


Doxtater, Paul Cairo, May 3—64 


Nuns. Frank 


Nashrille, Dec 16-04 


Cavill, Win. corp 
Antoiiine, Abrani 


Jeff Barracks, June 24—63 
Vicksburg, June 11—61 


Duchow. Albert X'otters Mills 
Gutt, Ulrieh Keokuk, Nov 19—62 


Owens, F, Jr 
Prosser, J S, m 


Memphis, Aug 19 — 63 
Oakfield 


BaUhick, Louis, I 


Red River 


Gassink, G W June 28—65 


Peeler, Henry* 


Shiloh. April 7-62 


Bergman. G* 


Vicksburg, May 22—63 


Hen ing, John Memphis, Feb 25—65 


Prosser, Jas 


Colby 


Brighton, Kicli 


Depere 


Knudson, Tver Keokuk, July 30—02 


Prosser. J F 


Oakfield 


Baira, T 


Big Shanty, Ga., June 16—64 


Lake, B St Louis, May 12-432 


Pease. Sylvester 


Neillsville 


Casey. M 


Depere 


Litton, W Fond du Lac, July 23—64 


Periiua. John S 


St Louis, May l'J-62 


Coord, T 


Depere 


Moser, John* Shiloh, Apr 7— 02 


Prosser. Jno F 


Colby 


Carnni, James 


Ft Howard 


Mosee, Michael Kasson 


Prosser, Frank 


Colby 


Cramer, Jas T 


Montgomery. July 27— <;5 


Morgan, Wm Wausau 


Rodgers. C 


Lake Providence, Mar 1—63 


Canner, M B 


Ft Howard 


McCorkle, J A Newburg, May 28-65 


Rogers. D R 


Loyal 


Covil, B 


Depere 


McCalvy, — Loyal 


Rogers, D R 


Neillsville 


Danforth, C 


St Charles, Ark, Aug 24—64 


McCalvey, R Neillsville 


Reimer, T Lake Providence, May 31-63 | | 


Dallard, Jno 


(ilenmore 


Newton, E* Shiloh. Apr 7— 62 


Stein metzger, A 


Vicksburg, May 22—63 


Fields, Isaac 


Neillsville 


O'Brien, Edw Concord 


Stevens, Wm 


St Louis, May 13—62 


Foster, H. I 


Menom i-iee Falls 


Owen, R* Spanish Ft, Apr 8-65 


Sears, Albert W 


Cairo, Dec 1 64 


(iarrow, Isaac 


Millikeiis Bend. .June 5—63 


Oliver, John Foud du Lac 


Speckman. John 


Montgomery, May 26—65 


Gibson, Byron 


Taycheedah 


O'Brien, Henry Concord 


Schmidt, John 


Montgomery. July 22—65 


Jenrow. Edw 


Stevens Point 


Packard, J Pittsburg Landing, May 29—62 


Vosburg, H 


Jell Barracks, May 0—62 


Kins:, Simon* 


.\tlanta, July 22—64 


Packard. Henry Niles 


Van Valktiiburg, R B Oasis 1 | 


LaCoimt, A 


Atlanta. Oct 14—64 


Powell, Schuyler Brillion 


Van Alstein, W E 


New Orleans, April 7—05 


LeDne 


Fond du Lac 


Peters, C New Orieans, Mar 15—65 


Williams Geo* 


Connth, Oct 3-62 


iMunf;er, John L* 


Vicksburg, June 18—63 


Pratt. Stephen G Colby 


Wright, H G 


Jeff Barracks.May 9—02 


Morrison, .Samuel* 


Corinth, Oct 3— 62 


Ransom, S Neillsville 


Walker, F 


Chilton 


Micliolis.Clias 


Depere 


Raab, L* Corintli, Oct 3-62 


Ward. Hiram 


Rome, Ga. July, 22—04 


Murpliy, D A F 


Glenmore 


Ransom. S Christee 


Ward, E G 


Rome. Ga, July. 22—61 


Jlorrison, S E 


A pr 30—62 


Rasmussen. Fritz Denmark 






Mayrel, Peter 


Depere 


Scott, A Alexandria, May 10-64 




;; 


McNeal. Tlios 


New Albany. May 9—64 


Stanton. Cato Chilton 




Ninliam, .James 


Keokuk, Feb 9—65 


Siegrist Henry Colby 






O'iNeal. Tlios G 


Suamico 


Sherman, EliavS Huntsville, Dec 15—04 


Capt C R Johnson 


Black River Falls 


Putnam, Jolin D 


Shiloh, Apr 7—62 


Siscoe, E, 1 Mukwonago 


Capt M Crawley 


Black Kiver Falls 


Peep. John 


Depere 


Tollevson, Knud* Vicksburg, May 22—63 


Lt Jno Kittinger 




Kyan. Patrick 


Milwaukee 


Terry. A Chilton 


Lt C Blakesley 


Neillsville 


Rochwood D F 


Jeff Barracks, .fan 9— 62 


Teubner, Frank, ar Berlin 


Lt A J Mauley 


Clear Lake. Iowa 


Ryan.Thos 


Milwaukee 


Turner, A L* Atlanta, Aug 13—64 


Lt C D Sturgeon 


Truckee. Cal 


Ryan, Jno P 


Milwaukee 


Vine, T R Greenland 


Lt Jos Clancey 


Black River Falls 


Steel, Thos 


Depere 


Whalen, Abel "~ Neillsville 


Lt W Foster 




Silver, Frank 


Glenmore 


Westcott, G P Hilbert 


Lt Wm Nevermann 


Neillsville 


Stewart, Thos 


Fond du Lac 


Yule, Harvey Dorchester 


Colville, A J, sgt+ 


Corinth. Oct.6— 62 


Steady. F 


Foud du Lac 




CuUeu, F A, corp* 


Shiloh, Apr 7— 62 


Tidd. A 


Keokuk. Sept 30—62 


H 


Lislierness, W R, corp* Jeff Bar'ks, May 18 - 62 || 


Thetro, Hamilton 


Fond du Lac 


Rider, C W, corp+ 


Vicksburg, May 24—63 


Thomas, T 


Brownsville. Ark, Oct 4—04 


Capt Wm D Ghoslin 


Parker, S D, corp 


Aug 3—02 


Tariff, Thos 


Depere 


Capt C M G MansQeld Greenbush 


Ayers, G R 1 


ittsburg Landing, May 2—63 


Talcott, Jesse 


Suamico 


Capt Jno H Keunealy Fond du Lac 


Ayers, G R 


Humbird 


Vertz. A 


Hamburg, Tenn, July 26—62 


Lt V E Young Grand Rapids, Mich 


Bone, C F 


Rice Lake 


Vincents, Chas 


Depere 


Lt J F Kosser Colby 


Blakeslee, C 


Neillsville 


Vieaw, A J 


Pulaski, Tenn, July 26—62 


Lt Chas W Gibson Forest 


Bacon, Charles G 


St Louis, May 7— 62 


Wright, Wm J 


Depere 


Lt Wm Gardner 


Clancey, Jos 


Black River Fiills 


Wcstcott, Matthew 


Stevens Point 


Lt M K Barnes Sheboygan, July 12—63 


Clapp, N M 


Black River Falls 


Woodward, Geo 


Depere 


Lt E N Moore 


Crawley, M 


Irving 


Westcott, Henry 


West Depere 


Lt Wm A Bratt 


Canon. H 


Loyal 


Zoehler, Alvis 


Suamico 


Gibson.W R.corp Pittsburg Landing.June 29—62 


Clapp. N M 


Neillsville 






Burcli, P C Pittsburg Landing, June 15—62 


Colville, W S 


Neillsville 




G 


Burrows, J M Pittsburg Landing, June 21—62 


Chamberlain. HG 


Neillsville 




Butler, John May 4—62 


Clark, J H 


Merrillan 


Capt F H Magdebui 


g Milwaukee 


Boomhouer, R Plymouth, Feb 10-64 


Covell, W S 


Neillsville 


Capt C R Potter 


Potters Mills 


Bloyer, J Duval's Blutf, Ark, Sept lS-64 


Denmark, J J Pittsburg Landing, May 22— 62 || 


Capt M S Lake 




Beram, Frank Cairo, Jan 30— a5 


Ehrke, Joachim 


Apr 26—65 


Lt Jas La Count 


Denver, Col 


Carig, Geo W* Vicksburg, May 22-63 


Erickson, Peter 


Mobile, Sept 12-65 


LtEdw J Austin 


Merrillan 


Crownhart, N C Pittsburg Landing, June 26—62 


Ferguson. J W 


Neillsville 


Lt Schuyler Powell 


Brillion 


Cleveland, A Pittsburg Landing, JuneJO— 62 


Ferguson, Jas 


Neillsville 


Potter, L C, corp+ 


Corinth, Oct 6— 62 


Conover, C New Orleans, March 11—65 


Frost, Harvey E» 


Shiloh, Apr 7—63 


Anthony, T 


Montgomery, June 26—65 


Eastwood, I G* Corinth, Oct 3—03 


Fuller, H 


Hixton 


Auhart. J H 


Duvals Bluff, Sept 5-64 


Gilmon, Edward St Clcud 


Foot, Ch:is 


Neillsville 



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HENRY FULLER, Jr., 
AVERY J. SMITH, 
OSCAR B. IRELAND, 
DAVID P. SMITH. M. D., 

F. W. OH API N, M. D., 
JOHN A. HALL, 



Assets, Dec. 31. 1879, 
Liabilities, 



President. 

Vice-President. 

Secretary. 

Actuary. 

Med. Examiner. 

Asst. Med. Examiner. 

Superintendent of Agencies. 



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It ofEers Perfect Security at reasonable cost and guarantees aH PoHcies the benefits of 





WISCONSIN SOLDIERS AND SAILORS KEUNION 


EOSTER. 


71 


Greer, A 


Milwaukee, Apr 30—65 


Ankerbrand, M Hamburg, Sept 30—62 


Ad] A Risum 


Pulclfer 


Green, Alex 


Neillsvllle 


Brown, Wm* Corinth, Oct 3—62 


Q M Ole Heg 




Green, Chester 


Irving 


Bright, Jesse Chippewa Falls 


Q M Selah Mattliews 




Graham., John 


Montgomery Aug 17—65 


Blake, Henry A Madison 


Surg S Himoe 




Houghlon. D J 


Jeff Barracks, May 14—62 


Billings, Rufus* Corinth, Oct 3—62 


Surg A E Llndstelt 




HouKliton, E P, f 


Humbird 


Blackett.HS Lawler,. Iowa 


A Surg S J Hanser 




Hide, Joel 


Memphis, Jan 9— 64' 


Briar, C A+ Mound City, Apr 20-62 


A Surg C Trenkler 




Houghton, E P 


Neillsville 


Begood. J6hn+ Memphis, June 8—62 


A Surge PGarlick 




Harvessetter, Leonard Colby 


Coveustance, J-f Corinth. Oct 6—62 


A Surg J F Jli-hlliom 


Oct-63 


Ives, Jas 


Sacramento, Cal 


Collins. Wm Marietta, Sept— 64 


A Surg G F Newell 




Johnson, CE, a 


Black River Falls 


Dunten, H+ Tupelo, June 13—64 


A Surg A H Whipple 




Johnson, C K 


Neillsville 


Dean, J K, ar Kansas 


A Surg D P Wooster 




Jones, E 


Sparta 


Dawley, Ebenezer Baraboo 


A Surg Sam'l Bell 




King. J F 


Heillsville 


Edson. RI/+ Corinth, Oct 11— 62 


Chap C L Clausen 




King, Geo R 


Humbird 


Gibson, H M Beaver Dam 


Chap J H Johnson 




Lewison, A 


Memphis June 4—64 


Harper, Robert* Corinth, Oct 3-62 






Lynch, Lewis 


Rome, Ga, Julv20— 04 


Hill, Ed C Baraboo 




A 


Markey, E H 


Neillsville 


Hill, John F St Louis, May 7— 6i 




Meek, Geo 


Alma Centre 


Horn. Herman Cairo, Feb 9— 65 


Capt A Tookildsen 




Meek, Jos 


Alma Centre 


Jenness, R Jeffei-son Barracks May 23—62 


Capt J N Johnson* 


Chlckamauga, Sept ;»— 63 


Markey, Edw 


Neillsville 


Johnson, LB Florenceville, Iowa 


Capt H Siegel 




Mrtttice, F B+ 


Spanish Ft. Ala, Aprs- 65 


Johnson, James, 1 Battle Creek, Iowa 


LtEiigelsted 




McCready, Jas 


Black River Falls 


Keller, C New Orleans, Mar 7—66 


Lt N Kiilbert 


Baldwin 


McCartv, David 


Soldiers Home, Milwaukee 


Lee, W W+ Spanish Ft, Apr 1—05 


Lt O Thompson* 


Altoona,Sept26-G3 


Nichols, Jiio 


Neillsville 


Looker. R E Marietta, Aug 28—64 


Black, Ole. sgt+ 


Murfreesboro. Jan 16—03 


Nettleton, Cyrus 


Humbird 


Mott, E L Pittsburg Landing, June 27—62 


Georgeson, G. sgt 


Chattanooga. Oct 5-61 


Nevef'man, Wni 


Neillsville 


McGrath, Thos Mobile, Aug 28—65 


Brumstead, G O.sgt 


Andersonville, Aug6— 64 


O'Neill, Jno 


I'aducah, March 15—65 


Pemamasaton, John Cairo, Mai 27—65 


Johnson. K, corp 


Louisville, Nov 9—02 


01m, Martin F 


Vicksburg, Feb 10—65 


Palmetees, Abner Rome, Sept 9—65 


Arnesen, Nels 


Chicago. 11] 


Owen, Peter E 


Mobile, June 29—65 


Segraze, E Montgomery, Aug 14—65 


Braiistead. Ole* 


Chlekamanga, Sep 20— 13 


PauUey, Ira 


St Louis, Jlay 13—62 


Shaw, H W Battle Creek, Iowa 


Bietelsen. i" 


Louisville, Nov 6 — 62 


Preston. Jolin 


Mernllan 


Swain. J B Union, Iowa 


Christiansen, T 


Andersonville, Oct 18—64 


Pratt, Stephen G 


Colby 


Tliede, Ernst Muscoda 


EUinger, A+ 


Murfreesboro, Feb 21— 03 


Powers, Jno B 


Vicksburg, May 22—62 


Wilson, J F Pittsburg Landing, June 6—62 


Elliehson, A, f 


Albert Lea, Minn 


Page, D C 


Mobile, Apr 30— 62 




Edson, E 


Chattanooga, Feb 4—64 


Rumpff, Frederick 


Meenie 


UNASSIOKED. 


Geuber, Peter 


Hortonville 


Kayson, Thos* 


Shiloh, Apr 7—62 


Baker, C W Janesville 


Gilbert, N J, m 


Baldwin 


Kelyea, Adam 
Reader, Geo 


Taylors Station 
Soldiers Home, Milwaukee 


Duir, Phillip Leopolis 
Duns J Tomah 


Halvorsen, O 
Johnson, John-|- 


Corinth. Sep 6—62 
Chattanooga, Dec 17—62 


Rockwood. Jno ,J* 


Shiloh, Apr 7—62 


Fulmer, Peter Oconomowoc 


Johiisnn, C A. m 


Chicago, 111 


Rutherford, Geo 


Alma Centre 


Gates, H M, f Beaver Dam 


Johnson, Lars 


Chicago, 111 


Ross, Henry 


Mound City, Apr l»— 62 


Gibson, Byron, f Taycheedah 


Johnson, Christian, m Chicago, III | 


Rickaby, Roht 


Cato Corners 


Heimslreet. E B Janesville 


Johnson. Ole 


Nashville, Nov 13—62 


Schlinsog, G* 
Sturtevant, R F 
Siurtevant. J R 
Storkwell, Elisha 
Steinberg, A R 


Shiloh, Apr 7— 62 

Dayton, W T 

Neillsville 

Taylors Station 

St Louis, May 14—62 


Hancock, John, a Oshkosh 
Hill, Ed K Baraboo 
Keneally, J H, mt Fond du Lac 
McCann. J S Montevideo, Minn 
McCart, Jno Cato 
Oleson, J A A Fond du Lac 
Ruby, J N, me Oshkosh 
Thiede, Earnest, f Muscoda 
Terry, Albert Chilton 
Woodcock, Thos Chicago 


Johnson, E 
Johnson, C 
Jithnson, A 
Lar'en. 01e+ 
Lawrence,Jno 


Nashville, Dec 2—62 

Nashville. Feb 2-6s 

luka, Aug 21—62 

Murfreesboro, Mar 20- 63 

Chicago. Ill 


Sturgeon, Cjrus 


Truckee, Cal 


Luraas, A 


Mound City, April 10—62 


Salisbury, James K 


Grand Meadow, Minn 


odgaard, E 


Andersonville, Sep 1—64 


Short, W 
Sturdevant, J E 


Memphis, June 19—64 
Neillsville 


Norman, P 
Olsen, Michael 


Bowling Green, Nov 22—62 
Chicago, July 28— 62 


Titz, Wm 
Voyght, T L 


Montgomery, Aug 2—65 
Madelia,Minn 


Oleson, Almond, t 
Olson, Nile 


Curry, Minn 
Coon Prairie 


Vins, Tom R 
Vine. T R 


Greenwood 
Neillsville 


Wentermeyer, Julius C Chicago, 111 
Wiley, W, ph Fond du Lac 
Yound, D M North Bend 


O'Connor, William 
Olsen, Amund 


Lowell 
Nashville, July 27-63 


White, Henry 


St Louis, March 28— «2 


Peterson, Knud+ 


Nashville, Apr l3-«3 


Wilson. J B 
Wage, F C 


Eau Claire 
Neillsville 




Syversen, J* 
Sowenson, A 


Altoona. May 27 — 64 
Coon Prairie 






Wlthman 
Yonkey, F 


Quinney 
Keokuk, Aug 14—62 


FIFTEENTH INFANTRY, 


Sampson, T 
Sampson, S 


Island No 10 May 23-62 
Island No 10 May 30—62 


Yonkey, Fred'k 


Neillsville 


Three years organized February 14th, 1862, 


Thompson, L 


Island No 10 May 7— 62 






Original strength. 80i, gain by recruits, etc., 105. 


Tompsou, Jonas, me 


Omaba, Na» 




K 


Total. 906. Death loss. 267— killed in action 49, 




B 




died of wounds. 33. of disease. 186. Other losses. 




Capt E W Cornea 
Capt W Fox 




319— missing, 22, desertions, 46, iran3fers,47, dis- 
charges, 204, Strength at musterout, February, 


Capt C Johnson 


Belolt 


Capt J N Price 




13th, 1885, 320. Campaigns in Ky, Tenn, Miss. 


Capt Jos Mathieson 


Madison 


Capt J T Postel 




Ala, Ga, 


Lt Ole G Thompson 


Chicago, 111 


Lt H Blackett 
Lt J W Pettit 


Lawler, Iowa 


REGIMENTAL ROSTER, 


Lt Ole R Dahl 
Lt Geo Wilson 


Chippewa Falls 
Rochester. Minn 


Lt M W Hurlburt 




Col Hans C Heg* Chlckamauga, Sept 26—63 


LtO poison 


New Richmond 


Lt Newton Clark 




Col OleC Johnson Beloit 


Lt C Heycr 




Cowles, C, sgt 


Duvals Bluff, Sept 2—64 


LtCol KK Jones 


Syvorsten. B, sgt+- 


Chattanooga, July 6—64 


Underwood, I, corp- 


Corinth, Oct 7—62 


Lt Col D McKee* Stone River, Dec 31—62 


Britton, H, sgt 


Andersonville, Oct 10— 64 


St John, F R, corp+ 


Corinth, Oct 10—62 


Ma] C M Reese 


MIkkelson.T, corp* 


Stone River, Dec 31—62 


Bach. C, corpf 


Vicksburg. June 26—63 


Ma] Geo Wilson Rochester, Jllnn 


Larson, Erick, corp+ 


Chattanooga. July 1—64 


Lyman. H P, corp+ 


Mound City, Apr 19—62 


Ad] H Borehsenlus Baldwin 


Larson, J, corp 


Nasliville, Nov i2— 62 


Arman, M J* 


Clifton, July 6-65 


Ad] Henry Hauff 


Aspeihcim, A* 


Resaca, Ga, May 16—62 


Aukerbrand, J Pittsburg Landing, May 2-t— 62 


Ad] LG Nelson Kasson, Minn 


Busi,,0ie0 


Andersonville, June u— «4 




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REAL ESTATE, TAX PAYING 



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WISCONSESr SOLDIERS AND SAILORS REUNION ROSTER. 



73 



Eiager, O E 
Dalil, C O 
Dalil. R 
Erickson, C 
Fasted, John H 
Halvoisen, L 
Hoff, Cluistopher 
Holl, Cliiistoplier, 
Halvorseii, H 
Hanson, L 
Jolinson, John* 
Johnson, Engle. f 
Johnson, J H 
Knudsen, O* 
Lasseson, R 
Larsen, M 
Moe, J O 
Mjeld, R, f 
Mikkelsen, O 
Nelson, L* 
Nelson, A 
Oleson, L J* 
Olaoa, Nells 
Oleson, G* 
Opdahl, J S 
Oleson, Ole M 
Oleson, Michael 
Olson, O P, me 
Peterson, H 
Skjelde, O N 
Starkson. Nelse, ( 
Thompson, O G 
Urnas, Peter 



Black Earth 

Murfieesboro, July 2—63 

Chippewa Falls 

Andersonville, Aug— 19— 64 

Nnshville, Nov25— 02 

Island No 10, May 25—62 

Christiana 

f Cambridge 

Cincinnati, Oct 22— 62 

Andersonville, Sept 1—6* 

Chickamauga, Sept 19—63 

Otronto, la 

Island No 10, July 3— 62 

^Itoona, May 27— C4 

Murfreesboro, Apr 3—63 

Andersonville, Sept 1—64 

Island No 10, May 19—62 

Black Earth 

Jacinto, Miss, Aug 10-62 

Kenesaw Mt, June 28—64 

Winchester, Tenii, Aug 4— 62 

Stone River. Jan 3- 63 

Greenville 

Chickamauga, Sept 19—63 

Richmond, Va, Mar 15—64 

Andersonville, July 11—64 

Andei'sonville, Nov 9—64 

New Richland 

Chattanooga, June 11—64 

Island, No 10, May 14—62 

Adams, Minn 

Chicago 

Bowling Green, Oct 19—62 



Capt F R Berg 
Capt Hans Hansen+ 
Capt Jno T Rice 
Nt Jas Larcon 
Gibson, W, corp 
Arinson, Arne 
Brown, J P+ 
Danielsen, P 
Emonson, T 
Finkelseu, Knud* 
Hanson, G E» 
Hanson. T 
Iversen, E 
Jensen, R 
Johnson, H 
Johnsrn, John 
Larsen,0 
Mathiasen, M* 
Neilaon, J 
Neilson, L G, m 
Nellson, Jacob 
Nlelson, 
Nielson, L 
Peterson, O 
Steensen.Lars 
Sorensen, P 
Swenson, E 



Atlanta, Oct 13-63 



Richmond, Feb 2—64 

Madison, Feb 1 2 

Racine, ,Ian 15— *4 

Racine, Oct 15— 63 

Stevenson, Oct 20—63 

Murfreesboro, Dec 31—62 

Murfreesboro, Dec 30-62 

Richmond, Jan 27—64 

Bowling Green, Dec 10—62 

Richmond. Feb 2-64 

Bowling Green, Feb 25—63 

Andersonville, Ga 

Nashville, Dec 15—62 

Murfreesboro, Dec 31—62 

Island No 10 June 23—62 

Kasson, Minn 

Canton, DT 

luka, AugSl— 62 

Chattanooga, Dec 3—63 

Murfreesbono, Apr 14 — 63 

Louisville, Nov u— 63 

Nashville, Nov 17—63 

Chattanooga, Nov 29—63 



D 



Capt Chas Campbell 
Capt A Skofstadt 
Capt L G Nelson 
Lt C E Tanberg 
Lt N G Tufte 
Freldstad, M, sgt 
Turguson, F, corp 
Jacohson, A L, corp 
Jacobson, Ole, corp 
Hovland, J B, corp 
Aunnerson, Rolo£E 
Bendixon, OIo M,:f 
Dahl,A A, f 
Delap, 
Haivoreon, H» 



Kasson, Minn 



Bowling Green, Nov 18—62 

Bowling Green, Jan 1—63 

Chattanooga, Nov 5 — 63 

Andersonville, June 15—64 

St Louis, Mar 17—62 

Colby 

Lewistou 

Culril, Minn 

Ontario 

Cliickamauga, Sept 19—63 



Halvorscn, John 
Halvorsen, H 
Ingebretsen, C 
Johnson, Peter 
Joasen, I 
Johnsen, I 
Jacobsen, H L 
Lee, Ole A* 
Nelson, N* 
Nelson, L G, d 
Olson, Nels 
Olson, Ole, Jr 
Olsun, Knud 
Pederson, E 
Pederson, H 
Pederson, Pedcr 
Soresen, O 
lologsen, L 



Cincinnati, Oct 22—62 

Richmond, Va, Feb 2—64 

Madison, Feb 18-62 

Corinth, July 21-62 

Jackson, Tenn,Oct4— 62 

Nashville, Dec 2—62 

Pine Lake, Feb 3-62 

Murfreesboro, Dec, 31—62 

Murfreesboro, Dec 31—62 

Kasson, Minn 

Jackson, Tenn, Sept 22—62 

Jackson, Tenn, Sept 28—62 

Chattanooga, Feb 1—64 

Portage City, June 10—62 

Columbus, Ky, Sept 23-63 

Na,shville, Dec 8—62 

Danville, Ky, Oct 24—62 

Chattanooga, Dec 4—63 



Capt J Ingmund3en*Stone Rlver,Teun,Dec 30—62 

Capt Henry HaufE* Chickamauga,Ga,Sept 19-63 

Capt T A Kossing 

Lt Wm Tjentland 

Lt T P Sloan+ 

Lt Rollin Olson 

Lt J M Johnson 

Lt J N Brown 

Lt P W Chautland 

Lemvig, Ole, sgt* 

Hadley, E, corp* 

Lokke, G, corp* 

Johnson, A, corp-|- 

Amundsen.S, corp+ 

Peterson, A, corp 

Erickson, Ole, corp 

Anderson, J* 

Arnesou. L+ 

Anderson, Peter 

Burgerson, Wm 

Christophersen, Ole 

Dahl, Ole E 

Ericksen, Ole* 

Ericksen, Ole* 

Ericksen, Peter 

Ericksen, T 

Gunhus, C 

Hondebeck, P 

Honson, l>lri 

Halvorsen, O 

Hanson, H 

Ingebretsen, L 

Johnson, G 

Johnson, Peter 

Jenson, Halyor, 

Julsen, E 

Lemvig, H* 

Lee, C H-(- 

Lindloe, O 

Milcsteeu, O H* 

Nielson, John 

Oleson, Peter 

Olson, K 

Olsen, C 

Peterson, B 

Rossum, Mad3+ 

Euste, C 

Romsaas, I 

Thompson, C* 

Thomaset, L 

Tjerans, Job 



Big Shanty, Ga, June 28—64 



Allatuona, May 27—64 

AUatoona, May 27—64 

AHatooua, May 27—64 

New Albany, Mar 18—63 

Richmond, Va 

Bardstown, Ky, Nov 6—62 

Nashville, Feb 14—64 

AUatoona, Ga, May 27—64 

Atlanta, June 22—64 

Washington, Sept 11—64 

Nashville, Nov 19—63 

Cincinnatti, Sept 6—62 

Island No 10, April 30—62 

AUatoona, Ga, May 27—64 

AUatoona, Ga, May 27—64 

Richmond, Va, Dec 1—62 

Edgefield June, Nov 16—62 

York, Aug 4—62 

Bowling Green, Oct 12—62 

Black River Falls 

Bowling Green, Sept 14 — 62 

Chattanooga, Dec 21—63 

ChattanoogA, Dec 21—63 

Cairo, Oct 3—62 

Bowling Green, Jan 11—63 

Nashville, Jan 12—63 

Chattanooga, Jan 2—64 

Rocky Face Ridge, May 11-04 

Murfreesbore, Jan 17— 6S 

Nashville, Aug 27—63 

Chickamauga, Sept 20—63 

luka. Miss, Aug 31—62 

AUatoona, May 27—64 

Stevenson, Ala, Oct 10 — 63 

Nashville, Jan 14—63 

Louisville, May 10 — 64 

May 27—64 

Island No 10, May 2—62 

Chattanooga, Dec 1—63 

Chickamauga, Sept 19 — 63 

Jackson, Tenn, Sept 11—62 

Murfreesboro, May 16—63 



Capt C Gustavesou 
Lt T Simonson 
Lt S Samuelson 
Oberg, John, sgt 



Manitowoc 



Bt Louis, Aug 2—63 



Larson, C I, sgt 
Thompson, A, corp* 
Marshall. G W, corp* 
Knudson, Erick,corp 
Hultman, C, coip 
Oleson, Albert, corp 
Paulson, G, corp 
Anderson, Gilbert 



Louisville, Nov 24 — 62 

Kenesaw Mt, June 27—64 

Kenesaw Mt, May 27— 'i4 

Cincinnati, Aug 2—62 

Chattanooga, Sepl 23—63 

Knoxville, Mar 17—64 

Danville, Va, Apr 6— 04 

Moscow 



Christenson, H* Rocky Face Ridge, May 14—64 



Chiistensen,01e 
Christiansen, Ole L 
Dahl, A 
Flack, John* 
Grell, John 
Holn, H 
Hanson, H 
Halvorsen, B 
Haldorsen, O 
Iverson, K 
Jorgeson,G 
Knudson, N 
Mektson, Albert, f 
0ppen,T0 
Oleson. Knud 
Olson, T 
Rundberg, 
Rundberg, O 
Siler, Jacob 
Severson, Bryngel 
Syverson, K 
Spickerman, W 
Steffes, R 
Forgeson, T+ 
Tallacksen T 
Torstenson, C 



Baldwin 

Island No 10, May 20—62 

Moscow 

Murfreesboro, Dec 30—62 

Island No 10, Apr 16—62 

Jacksonville, Tenn, Sept 27—62 

Nashville, Oct 1—62 

Chattanooga, Dec 16—63 

Andersonville. July 21—64 

Murfreesboro, Dec 31—62 

Island No 10, May 4—62 

Murfreesboro, Dec 30—62 

Albert Lea, Mien 

Columbus, Ky, Sept 2—62 

Milwaukee 

Murfreesboro, Mar 10—63 

Madison, Feb 26—62 

Louisville, Oct 4—62 

Nashville, Nov 30—62 

Moscow 

Island No 10, Apr 10—62 

Island No 10, Apr 21—63 

Andersonville, July 3—64 

Murfreesboro, Aprs— 63 

luka. Miss, Apr25— 62 

Louisville, Nov 15—62 



Voigt, Christian, book-binder 



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Capt J A Gordon 
Lt H Hauft 
Lt W A Montgomery 
Lt C B Nelson 
Lt Jno N Bi'own 
Torgenson, T, sgt 
Thosten, G, corp 
Gordon, corp 
Sandall, S C, corp 
Andresen, Anton 
Andersen, C 
Anderson, Hans 
Bonuni, John+ 
Benjainine, A S 
Bronus, O 
Christiansen, M 
Christiansen, J 
Erllksen, C+ 
Greenwood, Alfred, mt 
Johnson, Geo 
Jones, D W 
Lanfell, H O 
Merchant, A 
Murphy, M 
Nielson, 
Asgood, J P 
Olabson, H 
Setter, J L 
Thompson, O* 
Tonneson, Jens 
Torgenson, And 



Watertown 



Chicago, 111 



Andersonville, Sep 24-61 

Island No 10. Oct 3—62 

Omaha, Neb 

Chattanooga, Nov 27—63 

Island No 10, May 1—62 

Island No 10, May 18—62 

Island No 10, June 4—62 

Chattanooga, June 24—64 

Island No 10, May 31—62 

Andersonville, June 30—64 

Island No 10, May 24—62 

Columbus, Sept 28—62 

Atlanta, July 12—64 

Belleville 

Resaca, May 14—64 

Belvidere 

Island No 10, Oct 16-62 

Island No 10, Dee 25—62 

Cairo, Sep 7—62 

Island No 10, June s— 62 

Island No 10, June 25—62 

Columbus, Aprs- 63 

Island No 10. June 19— 6'J 

AUatoona, May 27—62 

St Croix 

Island No 10, May 17—62 



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Capt K J Sime 
Capt Geo Wilson 
Capt A A Brown 
Lt (J E Williams 
Lt J L Johnson 
Lt M Erickson 



Rochester, Minn 

Chicago 
Eau Claire 




The Oldest and Largest Accident Company in America. 

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FURNISHES EVERYTHING SAFE AND DESIRABLE 



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Paid-up Cash Capital, 
Solid Cash Assets, 
Surplus to Policy Holders, 
No. Accident Policies Written, 
No. Accident Claims Paid, 
Amount Accident Losses paid, 



§600,000. 

$4,955,000. 

1,296,000. 

585,000. 

45,000. 

$3,600,000. 



LIFE AND ENDOWMENT POLICIES, 
Of all well approved forms, on the low rale, all cash, stock plan. Ample security, definite contract, and policies non-for- 
feiting. No " dividends," and no disapointed expection, but cash Insurance payable promptly at maturity. 

GENERAL ACCIDENT POLICIES. 
By the year or month, written by Agents at small cost and short notice. Principal sum payable in case of death by acci- 
dent, or weekly indemnity for wholly disabling injury. They cover accidents in all lawful occupations, traveling or not. 

LIFE AND ACCIDENT POLICY COMBINED, 
Being a regular life policy with weekly indemnity attached, giving the insured comple'e protection for life and limb under 
one contract. The cost is about the same as the ordinary mutual premium for a life policy alone. 

REGISTERED GENERAL ACCIDENT TICKETS, 
Insuring $H,000 against death by accidents, or $15 per week for total disability, at 2.5 cents a day, or $4.-50 for thirty days 
They aie much used by travelers, and may be obtained at the Company's local agencies or at railway stations. 



THE TRAVELERS is relatively one of the strongest companies in the world. Its resources are estimated at actual 
market value. Its investments are made in the most conservative manner. Its snrplus above all liabilities is twenty-six 
per cent of the gross assets. Its management is proverbially energetic and honest, and its record is clean. Upon such a 
basis it confidently offers the best in all forms of Personal Insurance. 



JAMES G. BATTERSON, President, 

RODNEY DENNIS, Secretary, 

JOHN E. MORRIS, Assistant Secretary, 



GEORGE ELLIS, Actuary, 

EDWARD V. PRESTON, Sup't. of Agencies, 

G. P. DAVIS, M. D., Medical Examiner, 



J. B. LEWIS, M, D., Surgeon and Adjuster. 



M. N. McLaren, jr., State Agent for Wisconsin and Minnesota, 

82 MICHIGAN STREET, MILWAUKEE, WIS. 



-J^(3-EiTOIES. 



Belden & McLaken, Milwaukee, 
Wm. M. McDekmott, Fond du Lac, 
Kimball & Libbey, Green Bay, 



Daniel & Gile, Osbkosh, 
Nathan Cole, Sheboygan, 
Alex. Main, Madison, 



S. C. YouT, Racine. 

And in the Principal Cities and Towns of the United States and Canada. 



WISCONSIN SOLDIEBS AND SAILORS REUNION ROSTER. 



75 



Bnlstad.SE, 1st sgt, t 
Johnson, M, sgt 
Tortouron, Ole, sgt, f 
Tluini]ison, A T, sgt 
Berg, Lars N, corp 
Olson, Tobias, corp 
Fosse, A L, corp* 
Joluison, W, corp* 
Ager, G 
Bjornson,K+ 
Brown, A A 
Cliristiansen, (i 
Chrisopliersen, F 
Dokken, Lars 0+ 
Dokkcn, K O 
Fause, Stephen D 
Fasse, Ole L 



Cambridge 

Corintb, July22— 62 

Cambridge 

Island Xo 10, May 22—62 

Island No 10, May 22—62 

Nashville, March S— 63 

Nashville, Dec 31—62 

Murfreesboro, ,Iune, 27—62 

Jeff Barracks Aug 23-02 

Whiteside, Tenn, Dec 4-64 

Alexandria, Mii.n 

Atlanla, Aug 2—04 

Island No 10, April 9—03 

Nashville, April 1—62 

Island No lo. May 7—62 

Chicago, 111 

Yorkville, 111 



Gulbranelson, Hans* Murfreesboro, Dec 30—62 



Ujerde. A P-(- 
liounes, Ole L-h 
Johnson, I 
Johnson, J L. judge 
Knudsen, E 
Kingland,TT, f 
Knudsen, K 
Larson, Kuud+ 
Larson, O 
Nilsen, Larz 
Olene, E P* 
Olesen, Ole-i- 
Olson, I 
slaaten, N N 
Siuie. Eider P 
Tlaau, H G 
Thoxtensen.f 
Torgerson, Stephen 
Thomasson, L 



Andersonville, Jan 18—05 

Audersonville, Jan IS— 66 

Nashville, Dec 23-62 

Eau Claire 

Island No 10, May 14—62 

Cambridge 

Louisville, Oct 16—63 

Nashville, Jan 18—63 

Nashville, Dec 10—64 

Nasliville, Feb 25—63 

Allatoona, Ma^ 26—64 

Chattanooga, Aug 20—64 

Columbus. Ky, Sept 9 — 62 

NasUvdle, Feb 14-63 

Madison 

Bowhng Green. Oct 5— 02 

Christiana 

Moorhead, Minn 

Columbus, Ky, Nov 3—62 



Capt A Gasman 
Capt R Cook 
Capt \V A Montgomery 
Lt T M Gasman 
Lt M Itussell 
Lt C Oleson 
Steeuson, N, sgt4- 
Gunderson, H,sgt 
Haarstad, P O, corp+ 
Myhre, S A, corp 
Peterson, S, corp 
Anderson, Erick 
Ai'neson, Dreug 
Antierson, Herman 
Anmndson, Ole 
Bjornson, N 
Clausen, Peter 
Fagan, M 
Grand, Lars 
Grani,NP, f 
Johnson, Soreu* 
Knudsen, T 
Lorenson, J 
Nelson. Ben 
Olson, K* 
Oleson, lver+ 
Oleson, A 
Peterson. Ole 
Peterson, P 



Chicago, 111 



Chattanooga, July 8—64 

Andersonville, Oct 11—64 

Resaca, Ga, -June 8 — 64 

Andersonville, Oct 3—64 

Andersonville. July 31—62 

Louisville. Sept 22—63 

Kuoxville, Apr 4 — 64 

Bass Wood 

Chattanooga, July 22—61 

Andersonville, Oct 14—64 

Cliattaiiooga, Sept 23—63 

Andersonville, Oct 2—04 

Andersonville, Aug 31 — 04 

Stockholm 

llesaca, Ga, May 15—64 

Mound City, Oct 26—62 

Bird's Point, Mo, Apr 7 -62 

Sand Creek 

Altoona, May 27—04 

Chattanooga. July 2—04 

Island No 10, May 24—02 

Andersonville, Sept 21—64 

Kenesaw Mt, June 2J— 04 



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Capt MGringer 
Lt Ole Peterson 
Lt Andrew Clement 
Lt E Erickson 
Lt O Solberg 
Lt J E Irgins 
Lt J P Stiomer 
Olsun, K K,sgt+ 



Worthington, Minn 



Briggsvillle, Sept 23— C4 



Minnesota 



Murfreesboro.Jan 3—03 



Holland, H H, sgt Andersonville, June 4—64 
Damness. O N, corp* Chickauianga, Sept 10— S3 
Jacinto, Sept 27—64 
Edgefield June, Nov 19—62 
Andersonville, July 3—64 
Chattanooga, Nov 12—63 
Island No 10, Nov 12—63 
Island No 10, June 2—62 
Nashville, Nov 11—02 
Camp Dennisou, Aug 23—62 
Danville, Mar 16—64 
Jackson, Sept 26—62 
Bowling Green. Dec 1—62 
Andersonville, June 24 — 64 
Island No 10, Apr 30-62 
Andersonville, June 23—64 
Altoona, May 27— 64 
Albert Lea, Minn 
Chattanooga, Jan 2-04 
Kiohmoiid, Feb 10—04 
Andersonville, June 20—64 
Altoona, May 27—64 
Island No 10, May 22— 62 
Murfreesboro, Dec 31—62 
Edgefield June, Nov 15—63 
Louisville, Apr 9— 64 
Sept 15—63 
Madison 
Richmond, March— 64 
Andersonville, Sept 5 — 64 
JeSerson Barracks, Aug 6—62 
Jackson, Oct 23— 62 



Sander, Brent, corp 
Peterson, N 
Peterson, Axel, corp 
Olson, Ccorp 
Aniudson, I 
Aslaksen,T 
Aslakseii, H 
Aiieson, S 
Dahl, I 
Eiicksen, H 
Ericksen, E 
Enger, Jens 
Helgeron, Hans I 
Hanson, J 
Johnson, John* 
Janson, Jens, t 
Jenson, O 
Jacobsou. J 
Knudsen, C 
Lenfson.L* 
Larson, G 
Martinson, J* 
Nilson, N 
Nilson, Erick 
Nilson, I 
Olsen, Chas, 1 
Paulsen, P M. 1 
Peterson, S 
Rasmussen, A 
Thompson, C 



UXASSIGNKD. 



Johnson, John 
Anderson, H, f 
Erridge, H 
Gilbert, N I, m 
Irgens, S J, see of 
Johnson, G I, me 
Josslyn, E S 
Johnson, Christian M 
Kresteusen, — 
Overson, James 
Wicliler, C, f 



New Albany, July 1—63 

Bass Wood 

Oconomowoc 

Baldwin 

state of Minnesota 

Kasson, Minn 

Oslikosh 

Chicago 

Coon Prairie 

Blair 

Larrabee 



SIXTEENTH INFANTRY. 

Three years. Organized January 31st, 1862. 
Original strength 1000 ; gain by recruits etc, 1134 
Total, 2200. Death loss, 363— Killed in action. 75, 
died of wounds, 50, of disease, 2.32. Other 
losses. 685. missing, 46, desertions, 115. trans- 
fers 38, discharged ci86 Stiength at muster out, 
July 12th, 1865, 1252 Campaigns in Tenn., Miss., 
La., Ala.,Ga.,S. C.,N. C. 

REGIMENTAL ROSTER, 

LtCol Thos Reynolds 
Maj Wm S Dawes 
Maj J no R Wheeler 
Maj Jos Craigg 
Adj Geo M Sabln 
Adj D L Jones 
Q M Jno E Jones 
Q M W L Scribner 
Surg Geo W Eastm.an 
A Surg J C Rogers 
A Surg W 8 Schermerhorn 
A Surg OttoManrer 
Chap L S Livermore 
A Surg Win Meacher 
A Surg S W Dunn 
A Surg Geo A Lamb 
A Surg Jas McCallum 



A 



Capt Edw Laye 



Madison 

Nscedah 

Dunlap, la 

Canton, Ohio 

Stevens Point 

Chicago, HI 
Platteville 
New York 

Corinth, June 26— ti2 

Iowa 

Portage 



Shiloh, Apr 6-62 



Capt Geo A Spur 
Capt Jno W Cotaugh 
Capt A Gallagher 
Capt Jno L Vidal 
Capt'Jas A Biggert 
Lt Oscar F Silver 
Lt Cooly Smith-f 
Lt A C Lathrop 
Lt G VV G raves 
Lt J H Tower 
Lt D 1) LaBar 
Lt Edw C Waring 
McNeely, S, sgt* 
Williiims. JH.sgt 
Graves, C, sgt * 
Marsh,. Fred, corp+ 
Durgiii, J G, corp 
Berry, J C 
Bowers, ,H G 
Bagg, U M 
Biggent, James A 
Cronk, A* 
Camp. U M-f 
Charter, Schartier J+ 
Crook,*John 
Conrick, VV F 
Carter, John 
Cook, Gco.W 
Coates, Edmuud 
Chapin, H H 
Eldredge.J+ 
Easnes, Walter J 
Felt, G R 
Florida, Edward 
Fratzke, John 
Gender, John 
Graver, (;eo W, ex agt 
Gray Orvin 
Gray, Orvin 
Howe, Cyrus B* 
Hawley, Bodine 
Halsey, G 
Hampton, J 
Hohek, Frank 
Jones, John E, 1 
Kilbourue, C 
Lurch, Jolm+ 
Moseley, John 
Mc Leod, J N 
Moore. John 
McLoud. M 
Milliken, J.E 
Fatlersou, James-(- 
Silver, O F, a 
Spencer, Wallace, t 
Vantervoort, J B 
Wright, F W 
Wakenian R* 
Walbridge, W P+ 
W.ikeman, L 
Warren, T T 
Waring, Ed G. p 



New London 

Vicksburg, Aug 12—63 

Berlin 

Berlin 

Sblloh. May 6—02 

Berlin 



Oshkosh 

July 22-04 

Sliilob, Apr 6—62 

Atlanta, Ju.y 22—04 

Atlanta, Oct 21-04 

Vicksburg, Aug 26—63 

St Louis, May.l2— 62 

Keokuk, Aug 5—62 

Providence, June 10—62 

Berlin 

Atlanta, July 22—64 

Shiloh, Apr 10— 02 

Marietta, Aug 19—04 

Corinth, Jane 17—62 

Providence, July 3—63 

Rome, July 9—64 

Berlin 

Springwater 

Nashua, la 

Mound City, Apr 16—02 

Alexandria, May 19—65 

Providence, July 8—63 

Deadwood. DT 

Alma City, Minn 

Eau Galle 

Berlin 

Vespers 

West Fork, .Ark 

Shiloh, April 6—62 

Red Bone, Nov 19—63 

Lynch Creek, Feb 27-66 

Corinth, Aug 15-62 

Kewaunee 

Berlin 

Corinth, June s— 62 

May 3-02 

Shiloh, AprSl— 65 

Monterey, May 10—02 

Monterey, June 7 — 02 

St Louis,;May 27—62 

St Louis," Aug C— 02 

May 4—02 

Berlin 

Sibley, la 

Tomah 

Atlanta. July 22— 64 

Atlanta, Aug 28—64 

St Louis, Apr 21—02 

Marrietta, Aug 17— CI 

Dayton, Aug 23— 62 

Oshkosh 



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Lt S B Tuller 

Lt Jas O Hazelton 

Lt W D Winshlp 

RKOBGANIZED. 

Capt Jno Taylor 
Capt Jno Kelly 
Lt A P Noyes 
Lt Wm E Trowbridge 
Hoisington, W F, sgt 
Morris, T H, corp* 
Purdie, P S.corp* 
Rice, Edgar, corp 
Slatteny, A H, 
Bunker, W W 



Eau Claiie 



Corinth, June 5— «2 

Siuloh,Apr 6— 62 

Atlanta, July 21—64 

Pittsburg. Tenn, Apr 11—62 

In Field, Miss, May 9—62 

Keokuk. Sept 30—64 



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A record of brilliant success and financial prosperity indicates soundness of managaement, conserva 
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ARE YOU INSURED ? 

Discharge at once this duty which YOU KNOW you owe your family. The feeling that your family 
is provided for, no matter what may happen, will afford you comfort which an equal amount of money laid 
out in any other way could not purchase. 

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WISCONSIN SOLDIERS AND SAILORS REUNION ROSTER. 



Bolson, WH 
Bailyel. L H 
Collius, Patrick 
Cross, J H 
Clement, Ira 
Coates, Lester 
Chapin, H H 
Dart, Cliarles 
Davis, John 
Daily, Win 
Drake, S H 
Dupee, Francis 
Ensign, U A* 
Evenson,E S-|- 
Eastnian, George W 
Fuller, E C* 
Furguson,C 
Flemming. John G, f 
Houser, John+ 
Hastiugs, 0+- 
Klzer, N H 
Lawton, B 
Lockerby, C R 
Mantaney, George 
Mantaney, N G 
Pringle, Andrew* 
Powers, Henry+ 
Quiuer, J C 
Kobbins, James* 
Severson, L 
Smith, V W 
Tullon, Sydney B 
Van Cott, S 
Warren, A Y+ 
Yale, Henry, me 



Stone Bank 

East Troy 

Corinth, May 3— G2 

Madison, Jan 14 — 65 

Waupun 

Springwater 

Nasnua. la 

Mound City, Apr 26—62 

Keokuk, Apr 22—62 

Chattanooga, June 24 — 64 

Kome, Ga, Aug 1— 6J 

Beaufort, S C, Dec 27—64 

Atlanta, July 22—64 

St Louis, Apr 23— 62 

Mound City— 62 

Atlanta, July 22—04 

Madison, Jan 20 — 62 

Grantsburg 

Corinth, Oct 7—62 

Atlanta, July 24—64 

Savannah, Ga, Jan 11—65 

Marietta,;Ga, Sept 19-04 

Wautonia Nov 22—64 

St Louis, May 30—62 

In the field. May 30—62 

Atlauta,5July 22—64 

May 14-62 

Savannah, Apr 28—62 

Atlanta, July 22—64 

Beaufort. May 1-63 

Neillsville 

East Troy 

Rome, Aug 27—64 

Marietta, July 24— C4 

Jauesvllle 



Mather, M R Savannah, Ga. Jan 4— C5 

Newton, Alva E St Louis. Mo, May 20—62 

Nauerity, NichoIa.s Mauston 

Oliver, N B Pittsburg Landing, May2l— 62 



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Capt HiD Patch 
Capt;P M Hovey 
Capt I J Hibbard, 
Capt KrnstSSeifert 
Lt Jno G Daily 
Lt D Lloyd Jones 
Lt Chas iVann 
Wilsen, J P, sgt* 
Hevves, David* 
Douglas, R A, sgt 
Teed, T, corp+ 
Kex, F, corp 
Jones, Henry, corp 
Adams, W+ 
Adams. Geo W, a 
Armstrong, Chas W. f 
Bowman, L \V 
Burten, Aron 
Buttertield, B S 
Bagley, Ralph,f 
Cummings, X C 
Clark, Da /id 
Duckworth, Joseph* 
Everet, Francis, 
Evans, Win H 
Foster, T+ 
Filke,A W 
Fowler, B 
Fairbanks, W, a 
Fisher, William N 
Griffin, Lewis 
Gould, C H 
Holton, Henry* 
Harrington, W J+ 
Hanchett, H J 
Jones, Win J, messenger 
Jamas, DG 
Jameson, Geo, t 
Knowles, D 
Knapp, W O 
Lyman, J 
McMillan, Mf 



Coriutli, Miss, June 22—62 

Marietta, Ga, Aug 4—64 

Beaver Dam 



Hustisford 

Stevens Point 

Beaver Dam 

Shiloh, April 6—64 

Corinth, Oct 3— 62 

Vicksburg, Aug 22— 62 

Providence, July 6—63 

Keokuk, July 15—62 

Corinth. Oct 10—62 

Atlanta, July 22—64 

Medford 

Marslifield 

Pittsburg Landing, May 15—62 

Pittsburg Landing, May 6-62 

Memphis, June 26—63 

Stevens Point 

Corinth, June 13—62 

Corinth, June 9 — 62 

Atlanta, July 22—64 

In the field Miss, May 8-62 

MarshHeld, Minn 

Marietta, Ga, Aug 8—64 

Mound City, Apr 23—62 

Poeotaligo, S C, Jan 18—65 

Charles City, Iowa 

Quincy 

Corinth, June 29—62 

Lincoln, Neb 

Shiloh, April 6— 62 

Rome, Ga, July 21— 64 

Corinth, June 2 — 62 

Madison 

Richland Centre 

MiUburn, 111 

Pittsburg Landing, May 31-62 

Providence, La, July 7—63 

Vicksburg, Aug 10—63 

Cincinnati, May 11—62 



Post, Garrett O* 
Parker, Wm E 
Price, Edward 
Perry. Winn, m 
Roberts, Robeit D* 
Roselle, John 
Richer, Wm P 
Rehfeld, C H, m 
Swinger, G C 
Warner, Lyman 



Apr 6—62 

Shiloh, Apr 23-63 

Paducah, Aug 6—62 

Marshfleld, Minn 

Corinth, Oct 3—62 

New York, June 15 — 68 

Brookside 

Harrison 

Corinth, Oct 3—62 

St Louis, May 22—62 



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Capt O D Pease+ 
Capt E B Roys 
Capt W F Gibbs 
Capt J Leroy Bennett 
Lt Wm A Green 
Lt Milton Grover 
Lt S V Potter 
Lt Jno Hazen 
Lt Samuel Armstrong 
Taylor, W M corp* 
Johnson, H, corp 
Anthony, R 
Broadhead, J S 
Barber, J L 
Cone L D 
Chesebro, 
Demouth, James 
Fuller, H 
Fuller, Lyman 
Farrington, M+ 
Forkin, Martin 
Viddler, — 
Fayville, Wm, f 
Gibbs, W F, m 
Goff, E R 
Goff, G R 
Gills, W F 
Harrington, A* 
Holt. T P 
Hammer, John 
Kinney, A P 
Merrell, B F 
Moore, A A 
Martin, Geo F 
Meiner, Anthony 
Nichols, Thomas 
Nicholson, Geo 
Otis, A A 
Otis, Isaac 
Portman, Joseph 
Rice, Brister, c 
Robinson, Joel, f 
Reif, Wm 
Reader, J H 
Reader, G A 
Shiampe, Joseph 
Sparks, G W 
Scott, John H, f 
Shipraan E D 
Smith, L B 
Stanton, Wm 
TuiTier, Orville 
Tousley, N R 
Tousley K S, p m 
Terry, Geo W 
Terry, Geo H 
Tracy. H T 
Wollem, August* 
Warren , Isaac 
Wing. Ebenezer, f 
Welch, Horace 



Capt W F Dawes 



Shiloh Apr It— 62 

Columbus 

Clarion, Iowa 

Chicago, 111 



Shiloh, Apr 6 -62 

Savannah, Feb 16—65 

Corinth, Aug 9—62 

Chilton 

Hayton 

Gravcsville 

Gravftville 

Milford, May 16—62 

Corinth, June 20—62 

St Louis 

Chilton 

Brotheitown 

Nashua 

Clarion, Iowa 

Chilton 

Chilton 

Clarion, Iowa 

Apr 6—62 

Columbus 

Hayton 

Quincy, July 24—62 

Poctaligo, Jan 21—65 

Bentonville, Mar 2J— 63 

Stockbridge 

Milwaukee 

Keokuk, Julys— 62 

Hayton 

Goldsboro, Apr 20 — C6 

Stockbridge 

Stockbridge 

Stockbridge 

Stockbridge 

Stockbridge 

Stockbridge 

Stockbridge 

Savannah, Dec 26—64 

Beaufort, Dec 26—64 

Brothertown 

Wriglitstown 

Gravesville 

Chilton 

Corinth, June 4—64 

Waterloo 

Tousley 

Chilton 

Chilton 

Hillsborough 

Shiloh, Apr 6-62 

Corinth, June 13—64 

Brothertown 

Brothertown 



Necedah I '"'o". 



Capt R C Rowe 
Capt C H Bassett 
Lt Chas Weite 
Lt H P Pierce 
Lt W S Scribner 
Lt J R Martin 
Lt W D Niles 
Lt C B Curtis 
Wills, J P, sgt* 
Holcomb, J L, sgt* 
Webster, A.Jsgt-f- 
Stone, H L, sgt 
Sands, IP, sgl-r 
Williamson, G, sgt 
Dunbar, B A, sgt 
Caldwell, A, corp* 
Sheldon,.G J, corp* 
Hugoboom, O, corp* 
Visger, C H,corp 
Dayton, H, corp 
Fuigeson, R, corp 
Beck. Jacob+ 
Bronson, Alfred O 
Becker, E F 
Bassett, D A 
Beinardy, N 
Chapman, E L* 
Crawford, T B 
Chamberlain, H W 
Crawford, Wm 
Craig. E 
easier, C A 
Crist. Geo, c 
Dinuck, Ira* 
Dow, Wentworth 
Drake, Martin 
Dawes. James, f 
Eischen, Adam 
Edwards, James 
Ely, Henry D, f 
Fisk,SB 
Freiinan, Peter 
Gundlack, F* 
Gates, Albert 
Grary, R 
Hastings, Win 
Hastings, Henry C 
Harwood, J W 
Holt, J 
Hottna, H 
Hopper, Wm 
Kelly, D O 
Keyes, J B 
Lamison, H G* 
Llovd, Silas-I- 
Lyons, J M 
Lininger, 
McConnell, W 
McPheeters, T J 
Maloney, M 
Northrop, Wm C 
Newcomb, C R 
Newcomb, J A, f 
Older, Delos 
Perrp, N A* 
Phillips, Jason 
Preiz, A 
Proper, P B 
Raggs, Henry 
Ryan, N-|- 
Rider, Erwin* 
Smith, A 
Smith, Joseph 
Sohuerhsch, J B 
Smith, James J 
Smith, T B 
Thomas, Henry L* 
Tracy, Hiram T 
Van Kusan, E H 
F 



Ohio 
Strongs Prairie 



Chicago, 111 
I4ecedab 

Chicago 

Shiloh, Apr 6-62 

Shiloh, Apr 6—62 

Keokuk, Apr[20— 64 

Atlanta, July 28—64 

Marietta, Sept 18—64 

Lake Prov., July 31—63 

Petersburg, May 8—63 

Shiloh,fApr;6— 62 

Corinth, Oct 3—62 

Atlanta, July 22— &4 

Providence, July 11—63 

Vicksburg, Aug 12—63 

Wisconsin, Jan 8—64 

Jackson, Jan 28 — 63 

Paducah, Apr 7—62 

June 26—62 

Corinth, Oct 21—62 

Providence, July 26—63 

Atlanta, July 22-64 

St Louis, May 14—62 

St Louis,iMay 21—62 

Westfleld,July 22— 62 

Providence, .July 1—63 

Vicksburg, Aug 9 — 63 

Jefferson 

Corinth, Oct 3— 62 

Nasonvllle 

Corinth, Oct 30—62 

Stiongs;Prairie 

New Albany, May 25—64 

Waupun 

Sprmg Creek 

Pittsburg Landing, May 12—62 

Vicksburg, Aug|6— 63 

Atlanta, July 21—63 

Corinth, Sept 8-62 

Providence, July 7—63 

Shiloh, Apr 8—62 

C Shiloh, Api129— 62 

in the field. May 6-62 

Piovidence, July 6—63 

Providence, Aug 5—63 

Colonia 

Providence.'Feb 18—63 

Strongs Prairie 

Atlanta,EJuly 21—64 

Lovejoy, Sept 6—64 

Wisconsin, Oct 10—63 

Menominee 

Piovidence, Aug 2—63 

Corinth, June 12—62 

Providence, Apr 15—63 

St Louis, May 2r— 62 

Corinth, June 10—62 

Unity 

Wisconsin ;July 2—62 

Shiloh, Apr 6-02 

iNasonville 

Providence, June Si— «3 

Davis 

Tomah 

Marietta, Aug 13—64 

Shiloh, Apr C— 62 

Wisconsin, Aug CO— 63 

Port Washington 

Port Washington 

Vicksburg, Apr 17—64 

Pilot Knob 

Shiloh, Apr 6 2 

Hillsborough 

Shiloh, May 21-— 62 

Marietta, Aug )3— 61 









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Atlanta, July 27— fii 
Vicksburg 



Capt Hy Train Mansion 

Capt B E Stevens Minneapolis, Minn 

CaptJosCraig Canton, Ohio 

Capt Geo W Roberts 
Lt Jno Limburu Camp Dennlson, Apr 28—62 



Lt A T Northriip* 
Lt Alfred Taggart 
Lt Jas R West, p m 
Lt Julius's Comstock 
Harroun, A F, 1st sgt* 
Potter. D M, corp 
Vosburg, W,H, corp 
Allen, Chas B 
Bader, Wm 
Blrdsall. Geo 
Brink, F E 
Burdlck, Oscar 
Ely, F P 
Brownell, A 
Carey, H E» 
Clark, G A 
Chilson, Newton 
Cass. Henry H, t 
Servin, W E 
Huggins, Hiram+ 
Hovve. W F 
Heard, Wm C 
King, E 
Long, A 
Lawrence. S H 
Love, John 
Morse, A 
Me Nown, John* 
Miller, Wm S 
Mc Master, Joseph, ni 
Naurty, Nicholas 
Prevey, F* 
Preston, Samuel 
Phillips, N N 
Plea-sy, Charles 
Pray, D 

Pearsall, Samuel 
Rowin. Robert 
Rushford, John 
Stilson, Lyman* 
Starr, E+ 
Schofield, E 
Fillotson, Patrick P D 
Train, H V 
White, Edwin 
Winegor, Wm 
Woods, A J 
West, James R, p ra 
Wray, James 



Corinth, Oct 3—62 

- Rockford, 111 

Evansville 

Atlanta, July 22— 64 

Turtle, Sept 8— «2 

Newark, May 8—65 

Mound City, Apr 28—64 

St Louis, May 14—62 

Cormth. July 1—62 

Corinth, July 15-02 

Louisville, June 18—65 

Janesville 

Mauston 

Shiloh, Apr 6— 62 

Mound Clty,lMay 4—64 

Naponee 

Beloit 

Watertown 

Keokuk, May T— 63 

Madison, Apr 30—64 

Madison, Jan 10—65 

New York , Apr 6—66 

Cincinnati, —62 

Keokuk, July 20—62 

Atlanta, Oct 28—64 

Shiloh, Apr «— 62 

Shiloh, Apr 6—62 

Vicksburg, Mar 16—64 

Windom, Minn 

Mauston 

Sliiloh, Apr 6— 62 

Chattanooga, Nov 12—64 

Elroy 

Maustin 

Madison, Jan 27—65 

Dekora 

Stevens Point 

Deansville 

Sliiloh, Apr 6—62 

Andersonville, Aug 28 —64 

New Albany, May 30—64 

StLouis, May21— 65 

Mauston 

Corinth, July 13 — 62 

Keokuk, July 30—62 

Cairo, Apr 22—74 

Evansville 

Janesville 



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Capt Jno R Wheeler 
Capt H M Culbertson 
Lt Wm H Pond 
Lt C A Allen 
Lt M E O'Connell 
Lt T W M McCauley 
Lt. Wm J Marks 
Price, F, sgt 
Walker, J V, corp* 
Barnum, N, corp+ 
Archer. Wm* 
Browning O H* 
Belknap, L R* 
Bartlett, W W* 
Burge, Johri R 
Beard, John 
Brunner, M 
Coleman, R A* 



Dunlap, Iowa 

Eau Claire 
Eau Claire 

Eau Claire 

Dunville 

Missouri 

Providence.July 1!>— «3 

Shiloh, Apr 6—64 

Cincinnati. May 3—62 

Shiloh, Apr 6— 62 

Shiloh, Apr 6— 62 

Shiloh, Apr 6— 02 

Atlanta, Aug 17—64 

Vicksburg, Aug 12—63 

Vicksburg, Aug 14—63 

Marietta, Sept 5—64 

Atlanta. July 21—64 



Craig, Darius 
Cooper, G D 
Cathcart, S 
Davis, James, t 
Francisco, C H* 
Franklin, V 
Gardner, Thos 
Gatfleld, Isreal 
Golather, Stephen 
Hannegan, J L* 
Miley, M-f 
Mauck, C4- 
Moore, E B 
Mc Vicar, J D 
Macauley, T W M 
O'Hare, J 
O'Counell, M E. bk 
Potts, I 
Reley, Z C 
Redmond, Patrick 
Stock, B 

Smith, Horace H, I 
Shiney, Lewis 
Tliomas, C* 
Tuttle, S* 
Tuttle, S 
Weise, E 
Wildermuth, H 
Wilderness, J C, me 



St Louis, May 20—62 

Providence, July 26—62 

Memphis, Feb 1—64 

Redwood Falls, Minn 

Shiloh Apr 6— 62 

Providence, Feb 25—63 

Corinth. Aug 1-62 

Providence, July 19—63 

Vicksburg, Aug 21—63 

Shiloh, Apr 6—62 

Marietta, Oct 20-64 

Denmark, Apr 30— 62 

Goodrich, June 20—63 

Oct 19—62 

Menominee 

Providence, July 13—63 

Eau Claire 

Hilton Head, Feb 18—65 

Atlanta, July 22—64 

Providence, July 22—63 

Vicksburg, Aug 22—63 

Hardin, Iowa 

Souix City, Iowa 

Atlanta, July 21— 64 

Goodrich, Sept 30—61 

Memphis, Feb 9 — 64 

Providence, July 21—63 

Beaulort, Jan 27—65 

Eureka 



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Capt H G Webb 
Capt A D Gray 
Capt Jno Coomer 
Capt Darwin C Whlppl* 
Lt H M Beecrott 
Lt Jno Lewis 
Lt Win H Monroe 
LtJnoT Tinker 
Lt Milton Grover 
Lt Edw W Allen 
Babcock, H, sgt* 
Thompson, A D+ 
Rashaw. G J, corp+ 
Kellog. D M, corp 
Lawton, M W, corp 
Allen, Edward W, m 
Beach, C T 
Brown. John W 
Benjamine, H N 
Beebe, W U H 
Carroll, Cliarles 
Chresinger, ML 
Cromwell. Peter 
Crawford, Riley, f 
Dean, Samuel C 
Drew, Isaiah 
Eldridge, John, 1 
Firmin, BW 
Herrick, 0* 
Hasklns, G H* 
Hodge, C* 
Hennesey, John* 
Hoskins, R 
Host, A B 
Heasley, J W 
Hill, H 
Hall R B 
Hortop, Wm 
Lincoln, George* 
Leigh, R+ 
Morgan, E J+ 
Munroe, W H, ed 
Nooney, Patrick 
Nesbitt, Noble 
Newkirk, Chas, N, f 
Peabody, Wm H, corp 
Peabody, John B 



Fort Scott, 



Kansas 
Pepin 



Eau Claire 



Wautoma 
Eau Claire 

Eau Claire 

Shiloh, Apr 20—62 

Mouad City, Apr 20— 6J 

St Louis, Apr 16—62 

St Louis, July 10—62 

8t Louis.May 18— 64 

Eau Claire 

New York, Feb 28—65 

Memphis, Mar 23—64 

Rome, Sept 22—64 

Eau Claire 

Shiloh, Apr 6—62 

Philadelphia, Mav 11—66 

Washington, May 27—65 

River Falls 

Chicago. Aug 9— 84 

OUver, Dec 6 — 64 

Berlin 

May 6—62 

Shiloh, Apr 6—62 

Shiloh, Apr 6— 63 

Shiloh, Apr 0-62 

Shiloh, Apr 6— 62 

St Louis 

Savannah, Jan 19—65 

Savannah, Feb 12—65 

Eau Claire 

Madison, Jan 16—62 

Madison, Feb 10—62 

Shiloh, Apr 6—62 

Cincinnati —62 

Rome, July 24—64 

Wautoma 

Vicksburg, Mar 11—64 

Marietta. Aug 25—64 

Canton, Mich 

Baldwin 

Baldwin 



Raymond, L+ 
Robbins, Livingston, 
Stilman, George E* 
Skeels, George+ 
Welcome, F A* 
Weston, James L 
Wicks, FE 
Weston, John C 
Wilcox, M S 
Whipple, Darwin C, 
Young, Wm C 



Savannah, Apr 18—62 

t Stevens Point 

Atlanta, July si— 64 

Cincinnati, May 6—62 

Atlanta, July 21—64 

Wisconsin 

Corinth, July 31—62 

Evansvlile, Ind 

Rome, Aug 28—64 

mt Eau Claire 

St Louis 



Capt S W Oshom 
Capt B E Stevens 
Capt W S Monroe 
Lt Clias U Vail-f 
Lt D G Purnian 
Lt Jesse Collins 
Lt R J Cone 
Lt S C Johnson 
Lt W H H Townsend 
Lt A B Wilkins 
O'Brien, T, sgt* 
Wiuchester, E F, sgt* 
Long, J C, corp 
Brewer, Wm, corp 
Munroe, J W, corp 
Austin, W S* 
Brainard, L E* 
Buceriiill, George 
Bliss, Edmond A 
Baker, Joseph 
Clifford, A* 
Cole, Myron 
Dennlson, E W 
Dick, A C, sgt 
Dunsphy, W W 
Evanson, Abrara 
Franklin, II 
Frost, Fie'.ker 
Goodwin, Jas 
G.antner, Nicholaa 
Howard, H C-h 
Hall, O D 
Jones, D L 
Keithley, E M 
Lincoln, I 
Osborn, S W 
Penn, Carl 
Potter, Wm H 
Pool, Geo 
Parks. Henry 
Perrie, T 
Robinson, H M 
Solomon, John+ 
Saunders, John+ 
Smith, M J, f 
Wooding, M F+ 
Williams, James 



Darlington 

Minneapolis, Minn 

Wautoma 

Shiloh, Apr 7—62 

Washington, D C 

A'/automa 

Hudson 



Atlanta, July 22—65 

Corinth, Nov 20—63 

Keokuk, Oct 16—62 

Providence, July 31—63 

Wautoma, Aug 16—63 

Shiloh, Apr 6— 62 

Aug 10—64 

Keokuk, May 12—63 

St Louis 

Vicksburg, Aug 17— 6S 

Shiloh, April 6—62 

St Louis, July If— 62 

Corinlh, July 1—61 

Warren, 111 

Providence, July 7—63 

St Louis 

Savannah, Jan 19— (5 

Savannah, Jan 25— f6 

Rome, July 21—64 

Wautousta 

Hazel Green, May 10-G2 

Davenport, Juno 10—62 

.Stevens Polut 

Pittsburg Landing, JNIay 8—62 

Providence, July 27—68 

Darlington 

Savannah, Apr 18—62 

Fai'inington 

StLouis, May 14—63 

Vicksburg, Aug 15—63 

Eedbone, Nov 26—64 

Providence. Aug 6—63 

St Louis, Mav 17—62 

Providence, June 18—63 

Jamestown 

Shiloh, Aprs— 6J 

Dalton, Dec 12—64 



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Capt R P DericKson 
Capt Jas Norris 
Lt Isaac T Carr 
Lt Geo Richmond 
Lt Dan'l F Vail 
Lt Jno Gough 
Lt H G Cleveland 
Lt Jno S Steadman 
Bradford. E D, Burg+ 
Cooper, E, corp* 
Valentine, O J, corp+ 
Gunther, S. corp 
Wildman.T, corp 
Cline, John W. corp 
Ennis, John W, corp 
Ayres, Charles A 
Clark, W A* 



Chicago, 111 

Jefferson 

Evanston, HI 

Chicago, 111 

Monro* 

Corinth, Oct »— 62 

Shiloh, Apr 6-83 

Shiloh, Apr 18— 64 

St Louis, Aug 21— 63 

St Louis, Apr 22—62 

Nashville, June 26— 64 

Hilton Head, Dec 23—64 

Corinth, July 2—ez 

Sliiloh, Aprf-6!J 



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Q M C E Furlong 






Chapman. Lymau Miss, Apr 18—62 


Q M Richard Phalen 








Carr, J T, ea Jefferson 


Surg H McKennaii 




Capt P O'Connor 




Colling, Nic Port Washingloa 


Surg Benj C Britt 




Capt Samuel Rea 




Divan, W Lovejoy, Sept 3-04 


Surg Geo St Sure 


Sheboygan 


Lt Martin Curran 


Fond dn Lac 


Dennare, R Chattanooga, .Inly 2—04 


A Surg Chas I) Davis 




Lt Simon O'Kane 


Milwaukee 


Deveraux, D M Rome, Nov 16—64 


A Surg Ebeu Jackson 


Lt Alex McKenua 




Evanson, C Madison, Jan 3—62 


Cluip G T Riordau 




Lt N lierigan 




Glass, John K« Atlanta, July 22—64 


Chap N Mignault 




Lt Jno Bolland 




Gleason, (i W+ Marietta, Aug 3—61 


Chap Francis Fusseder Beaver Dam 


Lynch, Michael, sgt 


St Louis, May 7—63 


Goggin, Wni Monterey, June 2—62 


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Mc Fatler, J, corp. 


Goldsboro, Apr 6—65 


Garrett, Jacob, f Fall City 




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Atlanta, Aug 10— « 


Hurlbut, J C* Atlanta, July 22-64 




Ahlen J C, 


Oakdale 


Hyde, A Camp Prentice, Apr 22—62 
Haven, A S D, m Hopkins, Mo 


Capt P H McCau'.ay 


Milwaukee 


linllnian, John, 
Berend, Joseph, 


Corinth, Aug 16—62 
Barton 


Kann.RC Port Washington 


Capt P McGrath 


Chicago, 111 


Carberiy, Chas, 


Fond du Lac 


Lampman, Vicksburg, Aug 10—63 


Capt Jno Delahunt 




Cronan. C.+ 


Atlanta, Aug 9—64 


Manning, Tliomas* Sliiloh, Apr 6-62 
Murphy, John* Keokuk, May 13-62 


Lt Jno Crane 
Lt Thos Conan 
Lt M Sullivan 
Lt Jas Brazell 
Ambrustcr, V* 


Jefferson 


Cain, John, 
Curran, M C, m 


Fond du Lac 
Fond du Lac 


Pierce, Wm K May 2S-62 
Powers, K J Corinth, July 9—62 
Kaynor, David P Kenosha 


Big Shanty, Sept 5—64 


Corbett, John, 
Cushin, Pat, 
Dougherty. C, 


Fond du Lac 

Fond du Lac 

St Louis, Apr 2—6 


Stewart, J Nashville, Feb J6— 65 


Aldrich, A L 


New York, Sept 18—64 


Drum, Patrick, 


Vicksburg, Dec 20—6 


Tousley, S A* Sluloh, Apr 6—62 


Benson, John, janlto 


r Madison 


Donnelly, Pierce, f 


Lomira 


Tousley, W H* Shiloh, Apr 6— 62 


Corbett, James 


Savannah, Jan 11—65 


Donnelly, Pierce, 


Fond du Lao 


Towusend, C [I St Louis, May 17—62 


Dick, S H Lake Providence, Apr 3—03 


Dagcnhart, F, 


Madison, March 62 


Turner, John W St Louis 


Df.niels, Jno 


Beaver Dam 


Eastman, F, Atlanta, 


July 20—64 


Trogner, Joseph D Cairo, May 5—04 


Bashings, Edward 


Corinth, July 12—62 


Gallagher, James, 


Fond du Lac 


Whipple, P Rome, June 15—64 


Harrington, P 


Fayetteville, March 15—65 


Gill, Mike, 


Fond du Lac 


Wilson, James May 23—02 


Howe, J A 


Beaver Dam 


Gibbs, S S, me 


Byron 


Wildman, S H Madison, Jan 15—02 


Hudson, W 


Goldsboro, Apr 3— 65 


Harkins, Barney, 


Fond du Lac 


White, J A Goldsboro, Mar24— 65 


Murphy. John* 


Atlanta, July 28-64 


Keenan, John, I 


Whitewater 




McCarty, Jas 


Mansion 


Krueger, Christian, 


Ridgeway 


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McCarty, Jas 


Andersonville Association 


Leahey, Micliael, 


Armstrong Corners 


Alexander, Chas, ph Fan Claire 


McNeil, J B 


Corinth, June 14—62 


McKenna, Edw, 


Madison, June 4—62 


Bennett, J F+ May 30—62 


Payne, J 


Poeotaligo, Jan 27—65 


McDermott, Jas, 


Corinth, June 25—62 


Bennett, Leroy J Chicago, III 


Riley, P 


Beaufort, Jan 13—65 


Malimey, Pat, f 


Lomira 


Bassett.GeoK Chicago, 111 


Ridgeway, W 


Goldsboro, March 23—65 


Murray, Frank, 


Fond du Lac 


Cheny, Fred A, £ • Wiota 


Storm, John+ 


St Louis, Jan 16—63 


Murray, John, 


Fond du Lac 


Dudley, L Chicago. Ill 


Stalnforth, Thos 


Mississippi, May 30—62 


McDermott, Wm, 


Corinth, June 30—02 


Eargood, .lohn C Menominee 


Seymour. John 


Corinth, July 10—62 


McCulloch.Dan, 


Vicksburg. Feb 10-64 


Haines, Iliram Oconto 


Smith, De Witt C 


Vicksburg, Nov 2—63 


0'Connell,John,f 


Montecello 


James, D A Riehiand 


Tibbitts. Hiram 


Corinth, July 23—62 


O'Donnel, John, f 


Montecello 


Knopsie, C EvansvlUe, Apr 18—02 


Thiel, Christ, me 


Beaver Dam 


O'Brien, A* 


Corinth, Oct 3—62 


Kimble, David Chicago, III 


Wannamaker, PP 


Savannah, Jan 3—65 


Pesh, Chris, 


Mazomanie 


McLoud, A Monterey, Tenn, May 1—62 






Perrigo, H, 


Rome, Oct 27—04 


Norton, Jas B Chicago, 111 




B 


Rearnon, Jas, 


Mississippi, May 16—62 


Parker, J R New York City, Apr 4—65 




Reader, Wm. 


Fond du Lac 


Richard, G E Keokuk, July 22—62 






Ramer. John, 


Fond du Lac 


Robinson, Charles Neillsville 


Capt Hugh McDerniott Kenosha 


Rossiter, James, 


April 18—63 


Reese, David, J Marietta, Aug 26—64 


Capt JnoMcKenna 
Lt Jno E Mahoney 
Lt Martin Schulte 




Smith, August, 


Taycheedah 


Sliaw, Myron A Cambria 




Wells, Bernard, 


Corinth, June 30— 62 


Wilcox, W A Corinth, Jinie 2-62 




Welch, Thos, 


Corinth, June 30—62 


Woodworth. E W Eastpoiut, Sept 21—64 


Lt G B Walsh 
Lt Bernard Myer 
Finley, J, sgt* 


Sheboygan 
Vicksburg, May 19—63 


Welsh, Lawrence, 


Waupun 










Dempsey, J, sgt* 


Corinth, Oct3— 02 




D 


SEVENTEENTH INFAN- 


Toner, Joseph, sgt 


May 22—62 






Guide, John, corp 


Rome, Ga, July 7—04 






TRY, 


Atkinson, D* 


Lovejoy, Ga, Septs— 64 


Capt D D Scott 


Watertown 


Brandho)st, A 


Memphis, Jan 21—63 


Capt Jno C Maass 


Milwaukee 


Three years organized March 16th, 1862, 


Bra.s.se, H Lake Providence, La, March 8—63 


Lt Jas G Kelly • 




Original strength, 341, gain by recruits, etc., 1023, 


Campbell, John 


Beloit 


Lt Jno Little 




Total, 1964. Death loss, 221— killed in action. 22, 


Clagg, Hosfleld 


Rome, Ga, July 27— 64 


Lt Florian Ries 


Milwaukee 


died of wounds, 15. of disease, 178, of accidents 6. 


Daniels, Ulrain* 


Vicksbnrg, Junes— 63 


Lt H K Carlin 




Otlier losses, 612- missing, 6, desertions, 157^ 


DanvUd, John 


New York, Nov 8—64 


LtJasE Walker 




transfers, 32, discliarges, 448. Strengtli at mus- 


Finck, C 


Andersonville, Sept 22—64 


Black, Carl 


Kewasknm 


terout, July 14th, 1865,1101. Campaigns in Tenn., 


Gallagher, Hugh 


Chicago 


Cawley, John 


Watertown, June 8—62 


Miss . La., Ala., Ga., S. C, and N. C. 


Gaffney, Thos 


Madison, Aprs— 64 


Carrigan, John 


Corinth, July 22—62 




Harding, Wm 


Medvllle, Iowa 


Davis, Hugh 




REGIMENTAL ROSTER, 


John.son, Edwin 


Mississippi, May 21— 62 


Dennison,HC 


LaCrosse 


Col Jno L Doraa 


Laurie, Hugh 


Vicksburg, May 19—63 


Frandler, Joseph 


Corinth, June 22—62 


Col A G Malloy Jefferson, Texas 


Maguire, Timothy 


Vicksburg, April 28—03 


Frahm, John 


Corinth, June 11—62 


Lt Col Thos McMahoD 


Meyer, Emanuel, 


Omaha, Neb 


Gross, Julius 


Mississippi, June 1—62 


Lt Col D D Scott Watertown 


Mckenna, Wm 


Sspt 5—64 


Grutany, G W 


Springfield 


Maj Wm H Plunkett 


Kiesto, Daniel 


Georgia, Nov 27—64 


Hans, August* 


Vicksburg, June 15—63 


Ma] P H McCaulay Milwaukee 


Schulte, Anton 


Sparta 


Hansbnrg, F 


Cairo, Mar 19—64 


Adj Jno Crane 

Adj Hardy Denniston LaCrosse 


Steiuhoft, Henry 


Spaita 


Haling. DelosT 


Cairo, May 21-64 


Thomas, Otta+ 


Vicksburg, May 19-63 


Happe, Jacob 


Newbern, N C,Aprl2-«5 


Q M Thos Reynolds 


Wolf, Wm 


St Louis, June 6— 42 


Keyes, Marcus 


Corinth, Aug 6— 62 





GOOD REASONS. WHY THE INSURED SHOULD PREFER THE 







1st. n IS AN OLD COMPANY, having been chartered in 1849. 

'2d. n IS A STRONG COMPANY, having a Cash Capital of §750,000, and total Assets of $1,858 - 
477.34. The reserve for all liabilities, including reinsurance, amounts to $664,143.00, leaving a net surplus 
over capital of $444,334 34. The surplus as regards Policy-Hold ers, $1,194,334.34,— one of the best tests oi 
a company's strength, — is a large as that of many companies having larger assets. It is the largest and old- 
est Fire Insurance Company in Massachusetts. It does no Marine business. 

3d. IT IS NOI EXPOSED 10 FAILURE FROM A SWEEPING FIRE IN LARGE CIIIES 
It was represented at Troy in 1862, losing $50,000 ; at Portland in 1866, losing $100,000 ; at Chicago in 1871, 
losing $525,000 ; at Boston in 1872, losing $250,000. All its losses have been paid promptly, and in full. Its 
lines are limited in all cities to a point of perfect safety. 

4th. 2 HE SPRINGFIELD HAS AN EXCELLEN2 REPU2A1I0N, as becomes a good old Massa- 
chusetts Company, for fair dealing with its patrons. It is organized under the laws of Massachusetts, which 
are noted for their liberality to policy-holders, and for their stringent requirements for the maintenance of 
thesolvency of Companies. Those who have best known the company locally, are its best friends. 

5th. 77 IS AN AMERICAN AGENCY COMPANY. It cannot withdraw from the country, and will 
not from the West, as it is as well able to bear losses as any company can be, and has over 1,0150 agents in th<^ 
West. It has been doing business in Chicago since 1858. Among the stock-holders in Chicago, n-- ' 
Field, of Field, Leiter & Co., and Edson Keith, of Keith Brothers ; the former being a H- ■ 

The list following, contains the names of some of those to whom the Spp^" 



ERY GOODS. 

Cooley, Farwell & Co., Field, Leiter 
& Co., Stettiiuers & Wineman, Carson, 
Pirie & Co., J. V. Farwell & Co., Bovven, 
Huat & Winslow. 

CLOTHINS. 

C. p. Kellogg &Co., Clement, Morton 
& Co., Claybiugh, Einstein & Co., Leo- 
pold, Kuh & Co., H. A. Kohn & Bros., 
Tuttie, Tliompsou & VVetmore, Cahn, 
Wampold & Co. 

B30T3 AIID SHOES. 

M. D. Wells & Co., C. M. Henderson 
& Co.. C. B. Sawyer & Co., C. IL Fargo 
& Co., Farnum, Flagg & Co., Kirtlaild, 
Ordway & Co., Greeusfelder, Rosenthal 
&Co. 



HARDWARE. 

11. W. Austin, Coleman & Co., Hil 
bard & Spencer, C. L. Rice & Co", VV 
E. Spencer. 

GROCERIES AHD CROCKERY. 

Sprague, Warner & Co., G. C. Cook & 
Co., Stearns & Forsyttie, Burley & 
Tyrell, A Liebenstein 

STATIOHERY AND PAPER. 

Hadley Bros., Western News Co, J. 
W. Midd eton. Western Methodist Book 
Concern, Oglesby, Barnitz & Co.,Mc- 
Cami, Fitch & Converse, Bradner, 
Smith & Co., Culver, Page & Iloyne. 



., tv alsh & Hutchin- 
r ioK & Co. 

HOTELS. 

Tremont, Sherman, Briggs,Ma3sasoit' 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

Arthur Farnir, Gen'l Agt Wheeler & 
Wilson Sewing Machine Co.; Mutual 
Security Ins. Co.; Home Ins. Co., of 
Mew York ; Chicago & Alton Railroad ; 
Cayuga Chiet Manufacturiug Co., 
Reapers ; Western Bank Note Engrav- 
ing Co.; American Clock Co.; "Posf 
Printing Co.; American Sunday School 
Union ; "Evening Journal," C. L. 
Wilson. 



The Springfield is represented at every important point throughout the West. The Company's 
Statement, and all other information, will be freely furnished by its Agent at your place. 

APPLICATIONS FOR AGENCIES MAY BE MADE TO THE WESTERN DEPARTMENT. 

118 LA SALLE STREET, CHICAGO, ILL 



A. J. HARDING, 



C, E, MANTZ, 



O-ezieral -A-e-ent. 



.A-ss't O-enera-l .A-g-eaa-t. 



WISCONSIN SOLDIERS AND SAILORS REUNION ROSTER. 



83 



Liltlf, Will 
JIcEiory.T* 
Murphy, H* 
Murray, John 
JIcGee, Tlioniiis 
PadcUelorU, S S 
Quirk. J 

Kingwood. James 
Kodgers, Michael 
Voss, Chas4- 
Weifsler, Andrew 
Wayne, A 

Waliner, Fred Anton 
Wright. James 
Yarin, Wm 



Savannah, (Ja, Jan 12— «5 

Corinth, Oct 3— 63 

Marietta, Ga 

Jlilwaulcee 

Vieksburg, Aug 27 — 62 

(Jorintli, June 3—62 

St Louis, Apr 2— 02 

St Lonis, June 26—62 

Natchez, Sept 9—63 

Marietta, Aug 20-64 

Corinth, May 26—62 

Dodgeville 

Vickshurg, Jan 1 1— 04 

Corinth, June 22— 62 



Capt Juo McGowrln- 
Capt J Mc D Koe 
Capt Peter Faegan 
Capt Patrick Croghan 
O'Connor, B, sgt 
Sullivan, M,corp+ 
Cain, Thos, corp 
Bailey, Ench L 
Betaw, Wm 
Buss. F 

Callagan, Thos, Sr 
Cosiello, Patrick 
Chute, fhos 
Dunippiope, Henry 
Flyuu, John E 
Flynn, John, me 
Flannagan, Thos 
Gilroy, Wm. f 
Holcomb, Henry4- 
Hliichliff, Thos, m 
Hcilcoinb, Andrew 
Kayser, Jos 
Lumbert, John K 
McLean, l)aiiiel+ 
Murray, Michael 
McKinley, Gibert J 
McCornville. Daniel 
Milke, Gottfried 
O'Brien, Terence 
O'Mally, John, f 
Paltick, B+ 
Phelan, Kichard 
Porter. Geo W 
Kiet. J 

Pieagen, Michael 
Slellesou, Michael 
Short, Peter, ra 
Sherwood, Allen J 
Sherwood, C L, p 
Tooney, Timothy 



Sheboygan 

Vieksburg. Oct 14—63 

Marietta, Sept 27—64 

Mississ|)pi, May 25—62 

Corinth, June 25—62 

Savannah, Jan 24—65 

Savannah, March 15 — 05 

Corinth, July 22—02 

St Louis— 62 

Natchez, Aug 2—63 

Corinth. June 23—02 

Fond du Lac 

Dundee 

St Louis— 02 

Mitchell 

St Louis, March 8— C3 

Jtonroe 

St Loui.>., F>b 27—03 

Mitchell 

Pre.ston, la 

Vieksburg, May 25— 03 

Mitchell 

Mitchell 

Corinth, July 7—02 

Newborn, .\pr 1—65 

Corinth, June 24—62 

Mitchell 

Vieksburg, June 7—63 

Mitchell 

Corinth, June 27—62 

Averysboro, March 17—05 

Fond du Lac 

Corinth, May 22—62 

Alma 

Seymour 

Birmingliam, la 

Bear Creek 



Capt P Geraughty 
Lt Chas E Furlong 
Lt Peter Smith 
Lt Allan McDonald 
Lt Tlios McKiniry 
Lt Jno F Wbalen 
Lt Patrick Delany 
McConnick, P. sgt+ 
Gallagher, P, sgt 
Moouey, Micliael, corp 
Bray, J.is, 
Carroll ,Ias, 
Dence. Oliver* 
Delaney, Thos, 
Dixon, Wm, 
Fairbanks, Cyrus, 
H aviey. W W, 
Hubbell, David T, 



Marietta, Sept 6—64 

L Providence, Jan -63 

Memphis, Jan 16— es 

Vieksburg, Aug 8— 63 

Connth,July22— 62 

Vieksburg, June 27—03 

Delevan 

N"ew Yoi k, Apr 29—05 

New York, Apr 26—65 

Coiinth, July 5—62 

Marietta 



Helling, Henry, f 
Howe, Edmund, 
Hazelius, Erick, 
Harrington, Jno, 
Hartinan, Jacob, 
Joyce, Jas, 
Laneviene, Jos, 
Lane, B, 
Lenk, Chas, 
McBride, J, 1 
Mangen, Jas, 
Osberg, Paul, 
Plumteaux, S, 
Purvis, T, 
Reardon, Patrick, 
Smith, Thos, 
Sullivan, Fat, 
Stokes, Conly, 
Sullivan, J, 
Tappan, Geo, 



Eacine 

Corinth, July 8—02 

Memphis, Aug 24—63 

Janesville, Mch 25—64 

Fort Monroe, May 14—65 

Mazomanle 

Mi.ssissippi, May 17—02 

New York, Jan 10—05 

New York, Apr 28-05 

Whitewater 

Carlton 

Corinth, June 30— 03 

62 

Andersonville, Aug 22—64 

Keokuk 

Corinth, June 16-02 

Delevan 

Delevan 

Vieksburg, Jan 13—64 

Corinth, June 30—62 



G 



Capt Wm Southward 

Capt Wm Bopre 

Capt S'inou O'Kane 

Lt J G Morean 

Lt Theo Buche 

Lt M L Rousseau 

Lt August Cantiu 

Jameson, O M, sgt* 

Bronycrte, A 

Bouching, Joseph 

Briesinan, A 

Couvillion, Frank 

Deshalerid, D 

Deligne, .Joseph 

Deiuck, V J 

Dohel, Silas 

Detrit, Amand 

Forvilly, Maximillian 

Greenwood, Lewis 

Golden, Wm 

Lafard, Frank 

Laford, Godfrey 

Moiam, J 

Nellis. John B, t 

O'Kane, Simon, notary public 

Ollect, Collis 

Pastil, Joseph 

Rousseau, A 

Reilly, Johu+ 

Keando, Louis 

Rouleau, Heury 

Raich, Oliver 

Schaut, John 

Steward, Wm 

St Peter, T 

St Peter, Frank 

Simons, Edw 

Simmons. Edw, 1 

Tetro, Octave 

Theriauld JN 



Wausau 
Milwaukee 
.Mlnoniinee 



Atlanta, Aug S— 64 

Jllssissippi.'May 20—62 

Menominee 

Mound City. Oct 13—02 

Savannah, Feb 0—65 

July 30—62 

Vieksburg, Aug 31—03 

Natchez, Sept 11-63 

Natchez. Sept 28—03 

Menominee 

April— 04 

Escanaba 

Two Rivers 

Two Riveis 

Menomonee 

Red Rivers 

Milwaukee 

JVlenominee 

Nashville, Nov 19-64 

Mississippi, May 22—62 

Atlanta, Sept 4— 64 

Menominee 

Hancock, Mich 

Cairo, Aug 19— «3 

Vieksburg, Aug 13—62 

Vieksburg, Nov 16—63 

Chicago, III 

Two Riveis 

Fond duLac 

Fond du Lac 

Menominee 

Menominee 



H 



Capt Clias Armstrong 
Capt Sam'l R Apker 
Lt Darius E Palmer 
Lt Henry A Nolt 
Lt Miles Joyce 
Lt Jas B Fowler 
Ames, Ira L 
Burgess, N A 
Balutling, G 
Carmichael, D 
Flanders, JasF+ 
Grittiu, John* 
Gorman, Jas 
Herman, Jos 



Chicago 



Corinth. June 15 — 02 

Madison, Apr 6— 62 

Raleigh, Apr 15 — 0'. 

Lake Providence, May 6—03 

Marietta, Sep 27—64 

Atlanta, Aug 26—64 

Milwaukee 

Corinth, July 6—62 



Hambliu, Joel 
Lonreuce, Tennis O 
McMahon,John+ 
McNulty, John 
McClu) e, John 
Nelson, Thomas 
Noyes, H C 
Ordman, F 
Power. John 
Plum. Chas 
Scott. Walter? 
Watson, James P 
Weber, Heury 



Capt Alex McDonald 
Capt J G Nordman 
Capt O A Austin 
Capt Thos H Iteilley 
Lt Chas Pitcher 
Lt Geo H Fisler 
l^t GoodloeGage 
Lt Dan'l S Thurstou 
Lt Jno Kane 
Bates, A L, corp 
Bennine, C, corp 
Austin, 
Ander'ion, Joseph 
Brown, L 
Briggs, S 

Brown. J G 

Buyer, Alfred S 
Barwick.S 
Close, Jonathan 
Corn, Peter 
Clark, Warren P 
Conners, Jas 
Crame, Howell 
Carter, C A 
Drake. L W+ 
Drake, Geo L 
Evans, Juo M 
Higgins, M W 
Hannums, W M 
Hyer, A 
Holbrook, J W 
Haskell, A B. h 
Hause, AmosP 
James E F 

Keele, Chas G 

Kaffa, M 
Lewis, Jno 
Lane, M 
Miller. N 
Miller, Vitalis 
McCiaiy, Hiram 
MetcaU", Z 
McClurg, James 
Nash, Albert 
Otto. Albert 
Oliver, N 
Owery, Henry 
Payne, Samuel 
Phillips, J B, me 
Stantz, Jos 
Smith, PE 
Smith, G A 
Sutherland,, TasT 
Williams, J C* 
Winn, C J 



Corinth 

St Louis, 

St Louis, 

Corinth, 

Corintli 



Miidison 

Corinth. 

Rome, 

St Louis, 



, July 9— 62 

Melsino 

July 21—63 

Apr 10—62 

July 2—62 

July 5—62 

Baraboo 

Mar 4—66 

. Apr 4— 02 

July 8—62 

Oct 10-04 

July 4—02 

Kilddie 



Waupun 



Mississippi, May 23—63 

Corinth, Sept 16—02 

Ncdeiiaud, Col 

F'ond du Lac 

Corinth, May 9—62 

Corinth, May 1—62 

rand Junction. Nov 24—62 

Vieksburg, Nov 18—63 

Andersonville, Aug 19—64 

Mississippi, May 14— ti2 

Mississippi, May 24—62 

Vieksburg. June 17—63 

Vieksburg, July 11-63 

Rome, July 11—04 

Marietta, Sept 17—04 

Wateree River, Feb 23—65 

Rome, July 25—64 

Corinth, July 7—62 

Coriulli, May 27— 62 

Corinth, July 14—62 

Alexandria, May 22—65 

Corinth, May 23—65 

Sparta 

Ker.e.saw Ml, June 27-64 

Brownsville, Sept 23—62 

irand Junction, Nov 14—62 

Alexandria, June 25—05 

Cormth, July 31— oj 

Milwaukee 

Atlanta, Aug 30— 64 

Kewaunee 

St Louis, May 1—62 

Madison, March 27—64 

New York, May 19—65 

Corinth, May 24—62 

Alh'Uta, July 24— 64 

Madison, Apr 18—64 

New York. Ajir 18—06 

St I^ouis. May 6—62 

Duunville 

Savannah, Dec 27—64 

Nashville, March 2—65 

Soldiers Grove 

Marietta, Aug 15 — 64 

Kenesaw Mt, June 13—64 

Jackson, Sept 25—63 



K 



Capt Welcome Hyde 
Capt K(dlin H Crane 
Ll Danl S Bishop 
Lt Juo Nichol 
Lt Juo Henderson 
Lt Jius E Richards 
Lt E W Bradbury 



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COMPANY OF NEW YORK. 

V. 3. WINSTOIT, President. 






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REDUCED RATES 
Fon 

LIFE INSURANCE 

IN THE 

MUTUAL LIFE 

Insurance Co. 

OF NEW YOHK. 

Annual J'reinium 
Urdinary Life. 

Age. Am't 

25 10.91 

26 ..'■ 17.34 

27' " ..17.79 

28 l«-26 

29 ■■"■ 1H.76 

30 ■ ■■ .. .19 80 

Si":; .■.■...■..19-8-5 

32' ■■ ■ 20.44 

33 21.00 

34 21.73 

35 2242 

36 23.16 

.37 2394 

38 24.78 

39 2-^>66 

40 20.61 

41 .27.00 

42 .28 00 

43 -29.79 

44 .30.99 

45 .32.27 

40 .33 04 

47 '-.So.ll 

48 .3(i.00 

49 .38.33 

50 .40.10 

51 .41.99 

.52 .44.01 

53 .40.10 

54 48.47 

55 .50.92 

56 ..i3..5.j 

67--* • 66.35 

.58 59.35 

59 .02.50 

60 65.99 

61 69.07 

62 73.59 

63 77.81 

64 82.33 

65 •87.17 

66 92.35 

67 97.91 

68 103.87 

69 110.25 

70 117.09 



The best is always the cheapest in the end, and doubly so when 
it can be puichased for less money than an interior article. 
In life insurance. 

THE MUTAL LIFE INSURANCE CO, OF N, Y, 

furnishes the very best indemnity, and at lower rates than any 
other company in the world. It is the largest company in the 
world; Its policies, now in force, numbering more than 90,000. 

It is the strongest financial insititution in the world, its assets 
amounting to $90,000,0^0. 

It is the safest company in which to insure, its surplus alone 
as computed by the New York Standard, of four and one half per 
cent, interest, amounting to more than $11,000,000. 

(This iso ver and ahoce all liahilities, and is of itself , much more 
than the total assets of many of our American Companies.) 

Th s company has issued since its organization, more than 
210,000 policies. 

It has returned to its policy-holders in dividends §.50,000,000. 

It has returned in surrender values, $40,000,000. 

It has distributed among its beneficiaries, in payment of death 
claims, endowments and annuities, $60,000,000. 

Total returned to policy holders, $150,000,000. 

And it now holds as a guarantee for the payment of future 
claims, cash assets of $90,000,000. 

This company does a strictly Life insurance business. It has 
no speculative feature. It issues no Tontine Policies, at the ex- 
pense of the mnny and for the benefit of the few. It has no stock 
holders. The assets and surplus all belong to th- insured. 

Its ratio of expenses to receipts is less than tiiatof any other 
company. Its dividends to policy holders are greater than those 
in any other company. 

The cost to the insured is therefore less than in any other 
Company. 

If, then, you wish insurance, and what prudent man can af- 
ford to be without it, buy the very best, where it can be obtained 
at the lowest rates. 

If you are not acqu linted with an agent of this company in 
your vicinity, blanks and full instructions for obtining a policy 
can be obtained by addressing 



PREMIUM RATES 

FOU 

$i,ooo 

UFE INSURANCE 

IN OTHER 



Annual Premium 
Urdinary Life. 

Age. Am't 

25 19.S9 

20 20.40 

27 20.93 

28 21 48 

29 22.07 

30 ^2 70 

31 .23.35 

32 24.05 

33 .24.78 

34 25.56 

35 . 20.38 

30' ■ ■ ■ ■27.25 

37 "28.17 

38 29.15 

39 30.19 

40 .31.30 

41 32.47 

42 .33 72 

43 .35.05 

44 .30.46 

45 .37.97 

46 39.58 

47 -41.30 

48 -43 13 

49 -40.09 

60 47,18 

51 49.40 

52 51.78 

53 54..31 

54 57.02 

55 59.91 

50 63.00 

57 66.29 

58 69.82 

59 73.00 

60 77.63 

61 81.96 

62 86..58 

63 91. .54 

64 96.86 

65 .102.55 

66 .108.05 

67 115.19 

68 12-2.20 

69 129.71 

70 137.75 



MERRILL & FERGUSON, 



Forjvliah., Ind., Ills., Wis., Iowa and J^inn. 



O-eiieral .A-g-eii-ts, 

DETROIT, MICHIGAN, 

















WISCONSIN- 


SOLDIERS AND SAILORS REUNION ROSTER. 


85 


Amnliie. Petei" 


Vickslnirg, July 1—63 


MajJ W Crane 


Shiloh, AprO— 62 


Boynlon, S B 


O.-hkosh 


ISoyer. W H, 


Blairs Landing, 


Maj Jos W Roberts 


Michigamie, Mich 


Barber, N B, m 


Warrens Mills 


Hell, Jos, 


Bear Creek 


Adj a L Park 


Stevens Point 


Carpenter, J M 


Vicksburg. May 23—64 


licrgemauii, 'Wm, 


Eau Galle 


Adj Kdw Colman 


Fond {hi Lac 


Conklin, John 


Memphis. .Tan 22 — 63 


Cliuii-oii, ,Jos, 


Athens, May 10-64 


Adj A J Welton 


Plover 


Davis. B S* 


Jackson, May 14—03 


Danks, A II, ine 


Beavertown, Oregon 


Ailj H J Coykeudall 




Death, Michael J 


Mempliis, Nov 11—03 


Foiinan, W 11, 


Neillsville 


Q M J I> Rogers 


Plover 


Davis, GW,f 


Oakley 


Foi-villy, Frank, 


Menominee 


Q M Fred'k A Brewer 




Farmer, John A 


Vicksburg, July 31— 63 


(irij^iion, C!, 


Kew Albany, May 25-M 


Surg Geo F Huntington 




OolT, .John 


Nashville. Mar 19—05 


Is^l)ell, Clias, 


Bear Cieek 


Surg Erastus J Buck 




Hall. J Pittsburg Landing, May 2.5— 62 I I 


Johnson, Solomon, 


Mississippi, May 27—52 


A Surg J J Whitney 


Emmetsburgh, la 


Hall, Henry 


Huntsville, Mar 31— 64 


Joiilan, Tlios 


Corinth, July 15—62 


A Surg Larkin J Mead 




Hunt, John L 


Broadhead 


Kitson, J, 


Columbia, Feb 18—05 


A Surg Geo HBriggs 




Knapp, R C 


St Louis. Dec 16—63 


Knoke, Aug. 


Bear Creek 


Chap Jas Delaney 




Post, Ezra W 


Corinth, May 30-02 


Kanaslia. Jno, 


Huntsville, Aug 11— 04 


Chap Geo Stokes 




Perkins, N C 


Coriiitli, June 19—62 


Lloyd, Jos, 


Corinth, Aug 16—02 






Price, P 


Providence, Mar 2—63 


Lawe, Jno, 


Menominee 


A 




Schulter, John 


Louisville, June 15— 05 


Luslia, Geo 11, 


Little Kapids 




Teis, Fred,I 


Pedee 


McMalion,T» 


Kene.saw, June 27—04 


Capt Jxs P Millard 




Voelker, Andrew 


Kendall 


MiiHugli, J;us. 


Corinth. June 15—62 


Lt E<lw Colman 


Fond du Lac 


Wcjrley, V P 


ittsburg Landing. Apr 10—62 


O'Hara, I'at, 


Coiinth, July 3— 62 


Lt Wm T Lyons 


Crete, Neb 


Young, Isaac 


Broadhead 


rage, Hairisou, 


Corinth, .Inly 6 — 62 


Lt Jos W Hubbard 








Klioacles, Eilw, 


Jlarshfleld 


Hitchcock, H 


Nashville, Jan i7-«5 




c 


Itector, Clias, 


Corinth, July 16—02 


Kno.\ Erastus, sgt 


.St l.ouis 




Raesler, Goltleibe, 


Bear Creek 


Farrell. John, sgt Vicksburu'. Sent 12—63 


CaptBobtSMcMlchael Vlrcqua 1 1 


Stine, Sam, 


Corinth, June 15—62 


Gurnee. M. corp 


Shiloh Apr — 02 


Capt Wm N Carter, 


Jr 


Scliapplie, A F, 


Bear Creek 


Bowden, Wm 


Corinth, Miss 


Lt Chas W Pitcher 




Stephens, .Ino, 


Corinth, .Inly 19—62 


Benedict, Adelman,f 


Cozen oria 


Lt Jno H Graham 




Sleeger, Jacob, 


Bear Creek 


Beaden,N U 


Giavesville 


Lt Thos J Decker 


Viroqua 


.Seignooth, Alvis, 


Bear Creek 


Be.aden. Norman U 


Gravesville 


Lt Jno Goode 




SchoepUe, A F, 


Bear Creek 


Chase, Wm E 


July 11-62 


Lt Allen A Burnett 




Seller, Martin, 


Feb 25—65 


Carpenter, H 


Carlton 


Lt R J Chase 


Madison 


Templeion. LC, 


St Louis, May 27—62 


Daniels, Suman 


Cincinnati 


Lt Gould Hickok 




Wanpano, Jos, 


Kenesaw Mt, June 25— <M 


Dows, Win 


NeillsviUe 


Swan, Samuel, sgt 


Feb 23—03 


Wiskens, John, 


Vicksburg, Apr u— 64 


Goodall, Henry J 


Julv 5-62 


Fredwell.r. sgt 


George 


UNASSIUNED. 


Howe, U F* Champion Hills, May 16- 63 


McMickeal.S, corp 
Merrill, J B, corp 


Macon, June 27—62 
Nashville, July 23—64 


Donegan, Jno, sgt 


Chicago 


Hart, E G " '"* 


^lavesviue 


Allen, Levi E 


Evansville Ind 


Bolton, E L, sgt-niaj, teacher, Toniali 
iieaupre, Wm, occulist, Wansau 
IJfll,Jos, Bear Creek 


Hart, Perry A Benton uarnor. mien 
Jenner. J+ Vicksburg, May 20—63 
Kisiier,John St lyouis 


Chadeayne, George 
Downle, Wra-f- 
Day, T Travers 


Cairo, Feb 27—61 
St Louis, Nov 30—62 
Keokuk, June 28—62 


Crawford, JnoN, 
Cowan, 'ihos, 
Fmk, Henry. 
Hollands, (;eo. 


Madison, Apr 20—64 

Jefferson 

Cylon 

Eldorado Mills 


Lawrence, Ira .T 
Lyons, W F, me 
Lalend,E, 1 
Losa, A 


ni i^ouis 

Crete. Neb 

Stockbrulge 

New Holstein 


Forsyih, Elijah 
Gander, Jos 
(iray, JnoS 
Garratt, N 


Keokuk, June 21—62 

Macon, July 21—62 

Macon, Ga 

Millikens Bend, July 27—63 

May 21-62 

Newbern, Mar 3—65 

Shiloh, Apr 6— 62 


Ishell, Chas, 
Keslieua, J, 
Knoke. Aug. 


Fremont 

Kingston, Aug 27— 64 

Fremont 


Losa, J 
Mack,F,f 
Minster, Ernest 


Gravesville 

Taycheedah 

Hayton 


Hunter, Wm 
Johnston, B W 
L<jwth. Jno* 


Lolon. Jno B* 
Murray, Frank, f 


Atlanta, July 9—04 
Van Dyne 


Norris, R, f 
Pitcher, Dan, 1 


Stockbridge 
Fond du Lac 


McClelland, Ja.s 
Moore, S N 


Washington, Nov 30—62 

Chaseburg 

May 4-62 

Okee 


Phillips, N 11, 
Quinney, 1" VV, 


Bear Greek 
Marietta, Oct 27—64 


Smith, Paxon 
Scott, Chas F 


Corinth, Miss 
Jlemphis 


Page, S 
Ross, Jno J 


Ucddleun, Jno, 


Tomah 


Smith, L 


Gravesville 


Saxton, N W 


Shiloh, Apr6— <!2 


Kaibler, Gottllebe, 


Bear Creek 


Stearnes. Smith 


Nashua, Iowa 


Singles, J U 


Altoona, Oct 5— C4 


steiger, Jacob, 


P'renmnt 


Swift, Jackson 


Cairo, Jan 20—64 


Siarbuck, Wm P 


Slnloli, Apr 27-62 


Schanlaw, Jas+ 


Vicksburg, May i2— C3 


Tilfany, Levi 




Shepherd, N 


Alexandria June 13—65 


Seigworth, Alois, 


Little Wolf 


Tubbs, L D Bridgeport, A ng 11—63 


Thompson, Wm H 


Corinih, .inly 6— <;2 


Sullivan. J T, 


Vicksburg, Jan 13—64 


Town, Ira, 1 


Fond du Lac 


Tooker, Orin 


HunlsvlUe, Ala 


SchaepUer, Chas, 


Bear Creek 


Vanbergan. Jno 


Gravesville 


Taylor, Isaac 


LK)uisville, June zO— C5 






Whitmore, C A» 
Whitford. D W 


Shiloh, Apr 6— 62 
Corinth, May 23—62 


Tiffany, P R, f 


Taycheedah 








EIGHTEENTH INFAN- 


Werner, Fred 
Wilkinson, C.l 


Carlton 
Brant 




D 


TRY 


Wilbur 


Brant 


Capt Geo A Fish 


Sparta 




L X \. X 1 


B 




Capt I'eter Sloggy 


Fargo, Minn 


Three years. Organized February 1862. 1 




Capt Moulton l>e Foiest 1 1 


Original strength. Da 
Total, 1.637. Death 1 


, gained by reeruit-s, etc. 675. 
OSS, 220 —killed in action, 37, 


Capt Chas H .Ltckson 
Capt Sam'l B Boynton 


Oshkosh 


Lt De W C Wilson 
Lt Thos H Dolan 
Lt Nathan Hale 


Sparta 


died of wounds, 14, ot disease, lou. Other 
losses, 674— missing 7S. desertion. 208. transfer 


Capt Thos A Jackson 


Juda 


Andrews, John 


Vicksburg. Oct 9—03 


23, nnister out. Nov I 


St 1864— "97, (lischarged,265. 


Capt Sam'l »Fiowe 




Bugby, Lanson L* 


Vicksburg. May 22—63 


Strength at muster 


out, July 18th, 1865, 843. 


Capt Henderson Farmer 




Brown, Jesse 


Vicksburg, Sept 21—63 


CampnigpsinXeuu., 
Ala.. 


Miss., Ga., La., Ark., N. C. 


I.t Jacob V/alkey 
Lt Rich'd C Laird 




Campbell, George* 
Comslock, A L 


Corinth, May 23— 02 
Corinth, Aug 11—62 






LtFred'kTcis 


Pedee 


Crocker. Ephraim 


Sparta 


REGIMENTAL ROSTER. i 


Slow, Jos L, coi-p 


Juda, Oct 21-63 


Dustln, John P 


May-82 






Adair, E 


Madison, Feb 21— 64 


Getter, F, Jr 


Larkinsvllle, Jan 6—03 


Col JasSAlban' 


Shiloh, Apr 6-62 


Byrant, JnoP» 


Corinth, Oct 8— 62 


Getman, David 


'1 oinab 


Col Gabriel Bouck 


Oshkosh 


Bally, Hiram E 


St Louis, May 20— 62 


Gary, Jno 


Neil'sville 


Col Cluis H .lackson 


St Louis, Mo 


Barber, Oscar B,m 


Warrine Mills 


Herrick, S C, me 


Sparta 


Lt JasP Millard 




Bussey, M J 


Juda 


Hicks, George' 


Shiloh, Apr 0-03 






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87 


Hornby, Geo J 


Milwaukee, Apr 21-G2 


Capt Gilbert I, Park 


Stevens Point 


I 




mil, Oscar 


St Louis, Dec 20— 0'2 


Capt .Jos LColey 


Granil Itapids 




Meniivni. E S 


Grand Junction, Dec 4— «2 


Lt Jas R Scott 


Memphis 


Capt Wm A Colman 




Melviii, Geo P 


Memphis, Dec 3— G3 


Lt John AAlbon 


June 1—63 


Capt Ira H Ford 




Mitchell, Delos W 


Huntsville, Aprf— G4 


Lt Jno Snyder 




Capt Peter Mclntsre 




Mooney, Jas 


Oil City 


Lt Peter Tennyson 


Portage City 


Lt Oscar Todd 




VVrislit, Win 


St Louis, Dec 18—62 


Vleau. Paul, corp 


Apr 27—62 


Lt Jas Mittler 




Wood, Clias S 


Berlin 


Webster, F E,corp 


Chattanooga, Nov 12-62 


Lt A Southmayd, 


Columbus 


Winters, Jno, t 


Sparta 


Arneson, Arne 


Louisville, June 21—65 


Cronk, R, sgt* 


Shlloh. April 6—62 




H 


Bullis.C J 


May 22-<;2 


Laskey, T, corp* 


Shiloh, Apr 6— 62 




Babcock, F 


Providence, Mar2— «3 


Anderson, Lewis* 


Corinth, Oct E— 62 




Coon, Alvin M 


Apr 17—62 


Benta, F+ 


Corinth, Oct 3-62 


Capt L N Carpenter 




Creasy, Wm 


Plover 


Boyce, A, 


Allaroona, Oct 22—64 


Capt Geo Collier, 


Colby 


Elderkin, N S 


Memphis, June 5—63 


Bennet. Sabens, 


VIcksburg, Sept 15-63 


Lt Geo B Walbridge, 


Washington, D C 


Gilson, Samuel 


Memphis, Oct 19—63 


Cook, Maurice C* 


Shlloh, Apr f.-6l 


Lt W W Campbell 




Hingley, Samuel A 




Dale, Sam C, 


Louisville, July 5-«2 


Lt Orrin Clough 




Haik, Henry W 


Milwaukee 


Ever.son, Chas, 


May 19—62 


Field, J E» corp, 


Shlloh, Apr G— 62 


Jackson, Henry TV 


Macon, Ga 


Ehtinger, Jno A, 


Corinth, Aug 11— «2 


Atwood, Lowell, 


St Louis, May 10—62 


Larson, Christian 


Apr 26-63 


Ford, Ira, f 


Columbus 


Butterlleld, S W. 


HuatsvUle, Apr 27—61 


Mathewson, Asa E,f 


Stevens I'oiut 


Hillmau, G W» 


Shlloh, Apr 6— 62 


Bedell, Jas W, 


Appleton 


Pitts Thomas W 




Husstnan, J, 


Newburn, Mch 12—66 


Berry, John, 


Plover 


Powers, Luman 




James, H D, ass't P M 


Columbus 


Brenimer, S C, 


Plover 


Park. G S, a 


Stevens Point 


Kettle. Wm* 


Shlloh, Apr 6—62 


Carpenter, Allen 




Puarica, Moses 


Plover 


Kurth. Geo, me 


Independence 


Dwyer, Jas 




Parkhurst, IradB.f 


DoudviUe 


Shaver, B W* 


Shiloh, Apr 6-62 1 


Dark, Geo, 


Portsmouth, Nov 28—62 


Stevens, Titus 




Smith, Wm, steamer McDougal, Nov 27-«3 || 


Fiske. GeoP, 


April 27—62 


Thurston, Albert P 




Southmayd, A, 


Colmnbus 


He»s, Wm C, 


Wisconsin 


Taylor. John K, t 


Packwankee 


Smth. S WM, 


Colesburg 


Hill, Caleb, 


Annapolis, April 19—65 


Waterman, D 


Mar 23-62 


Tucker, Alf, City Clerk 


Berlin 


Merril, C G* 


Shiloh, April 6-62 


Whitman, Peter T 




Weist, Melvin, 


Aug 9— 62 


McHenry. K J, 


Washington, June 25—65 






Jyi 


r- 


McMillian, Peter, 


Plover 




H , 


-K 1 


Powers, Chester E, 


Nov 15-62 






1 


Randall, E A, 


May 29—62 




Capt Wm .1 Kershaw 


Milwaukee 


Hand, Aaron E, 
Rice, Truman, c 
Tucker, Orin S, 


Montgomery, June 9—62 

McDill 

July 24-62 


Capt David A Saxton 
Capt Riley P Colt 
Lt S D Woodworth 


Poysippi 
Berlin 


Capt Malcolm Bruner 
Lt Ali'i.lackson 
Lt Jno S Field 




Whittaker S, 


Plover 


Lt Maurice' Gay 
Lt Tlios H Wallace 


June 7—62 


Lt E A Sanders 
Lt P A Bennett 






-1 


Lt E T Chamberlain 


Berlin 


Lt Jno Stumpf 


Stevens Point 




Tolman, J M,sgt-h 


Jackson, May 16—03 


Lt J W Baldock 


Brant 


Capt Jos W Roberts 


Michlgaumie, Mich 


Goodwin.T D, .sgt 


May— 62 


Biockway. H +- 


VIcksburg 


Lt Geo Stokes 




ThomaSj Alfred B, corp i^ay ^u- oi 


Baldock. J W 


Brant 


Lt Wm A Pope 




Gay, Eugene, corp 


Mound City. July 10— G2 


Crittenden, Thos 


June 14—63 


Lt Geo A Topliff 




Ballon, Edward E» 


Shiloh, Apr 6—02 


Caldwell. B C 


St Lou!s, Feb 25-62 


Lt Francis M Carpenter 


Baker, Nathan R 


Mar 9—62 


Church, A J 


Jefferson 


Plumme, G N, sgt* 


Nov 30—62 


Boss, Henry H, ni 


Amherst 


Dutcher, Adam 


VIcksburg, Aug 24—63 


Anderson, A 


Nashville, Apr 1-6S 


Cottrell, W S 


Oct 11— 62 


Finley, T 


July 36-62 


Beckman, BE 


Wheeling Mar 9—65 


Carey, Wm 


Allatoona, July 18-04 


Fallon, Jno, t 


Cherry Valley, III 


Cotton, Otis A* 


Shlloh, Apr 6—62 


Chamberlain, H D, ni Berim 


Fallon, Jno, f 


Cherry Valley, III 


Cole, Henry H 


May 16— G2 


Chapman, Geo H, m 


Itch field, Muin 


Fuller, Chas D, f 


Jefferson 


Cooley, C H 


July 15-02 


Card, H T, t 


Amity, Kan 


Gray. Geo E 


Jackson, May 14- 63 


Comstock, Wra 


Annapolis, Md 


Daniels, Lewis 


Fayetteville, Mar 7— 66 


Gerald, Jas S 


VIcksburg, June 2—63 


Crocker, Ephraim 


Sparta 


Devoe, Peter 




Gantier, Antoine 


Carlton 


Doty, Henry M 


Madison 


Diederick, P 


Providence, Mar 7—63 


Hoag, R F 


Apr 7—62 


Felton, Ambrose 


May 16—62 


Ely, Henry D,f 


Spring Creek 


Hopkins, H H 


July 7 62 


Felton, Willard 


Sept 30—62 


Foster, Enoch 


May 29—62 


Herricks, B F, f 


Fond du Lac 


Gillman, Jacob 


Baltimore. Jan 28—65 


Field, Stephen 




IngersoU. N G, ed 


Plover 


Hartung, F+ 


VIcksburg, July 2—0.1 


Garlap, Joseph H* 


Shlloh, Apr6— C2 


Kelly, Jm 


Jackson, May 20-63 


Hull, Ezra 


June 23—62 


Green, Wesley* 


VIcksburg, May 22—63 


Kobert, Martin 


North Bend 


Hartwell, S A 


July 26—62 


Gates, A A. mo 


Berllu 


Lennan, Michael 


Dec 21— 62 


Hyatt, Frank H 


Pittsburg 


Halsted, Orlando J 




Morey, Willard B 


May 17-63 


Hamm. Eugene 


Columbus, Mar 19— C5 


Hesring, Andrew J 


Tomah 


Morey, Gustavus 


May 25-62 


Johnson, C E 


Altooua, Oct 6—64 


Hill, J 


Providence, Mar 26-03 


Marsh, S J 


Madison, Mar 12-65 


Koller, Jno 




Maiisfleld, S 


Shiloh, Apr 6—02 


Pritchert, .Tno 


Fillmore 


Loper, Lorenzo C 


Indiana 


Milton, James 


Delavan 


Prothero, D 


Providence, Mar S— 62 


Lang, Eugene W 


May 26—62 


Newcomb, Joseph 


Unity 


Sagar, Peter F 


June 6—62 


McWilliams, RN* 


Shlloh, Apr 6-6> 


Newcomb, J A 


Neillsville 


Stuart, E H 


Hamillon, 111 


Matthews, CF 


Hamburg, May 11—62 


Plpcker, Wm 




Tippen, Jno 


Bridgeport, Dec 8—63 


Minckler, Levi 


June 16—62 


Phillips, Burt S 




Walker, J H* 


VIcksburg, May 22—63 


Piugree, Gilman B 


Sept 28—62 


Remington, M 


Keokuk, Aug 2-62 


Weisham, M 


Washington, May 29-«6 


Pearson, Jno 


Sept 28—62 


Sawyer, James 


iNewburg 






Rexford,CF 


Sept ll-<!2 


Simmonds, G W 


Sept 28—63 


UNASSIGSED. 1 


Shiney, Lewis 


Sioux City, la 


Shead, Wm, I 


Berlin 


Alexander, J A, 1 


Fond du Lac 


, Tenny, H M 


Wheeling, Mar 9—65 


Sweet, Ralph 


Nashville 


Barn house, Wm 


Keokuk, June 20—62 


Termaut, Robt, me 


Embarrass 


Walker, C P* 


Shiloh, Apr 6— 62 


Bouck, Gabe M 


Oshkosh 


WoodrulT, Perry 


Marshalltown, la 


Woodworth. R P 


.May 21-82 


Franklin, Wm A 


Washington, Oct 21—62 


WoodrutI, W P, m 


Marshalltown, la 


Wertney. J J 


July 7-62 


Goodwin, TD 


St Louis, May 16—62 




G 


Walker, C C 




Onderdonk, H W* 


Shiloh, Apr 6-62 




Winans, J A 




Smltli, Alvin M* 


VIcksburg, May 22—63 


Capt Fred'k B Case 


Grand Rapids 


White, Darwin B 


St Louis 


Wisnom, Henry 


Humboldt, Pa 



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SOLDIERS AND SAILORS REUNION ROSTER. 89 


NINETEENTH INFAN- 


Follerson, Targe Yorktown, Aug 11—63 
Thompson, N Fort Monroe. May 8—64 


E 


TRY, 


c 


Capt Patrick Bennett* Oct 27-04 


Three years. Organized Aur. 30th, 18G2. 


Cupt Chas D WillarJ 


Original strength, 973 ; gain by recruits, etc., 


Capt Jno A Ch.tndler 


LtThomas Burns Troy Centre 


511 Total, nm. Deathloss, 146— killed in action. 


Capt Charles Case 


Lt S Carey Tuckman 


29. died of wounds, 12, of disease, 107. Other 


Capt Henry P Nlchol» 


LtRevilljNollitt 


losses, 531 — missing, 0, desertions, 46, tran.sfers. 


Lt Wm R V Frisby 


REORGANIZED, 


HO, discharges, 345. Strength at muster out 


Lt Alonzo H Russell 
Lt Eben B Hill 


Capt Alex P Ellinwood 


Aug. 9th, 1865, 805. Campaigns in Va., M.C. 


Lt Revillo Nomtt 


REGIMENTAL ROSTER, 


KEORG.VNIZEU. 

Capt Alonzo H Russell 


Lt Benj Hutcliinson 

Nolan, Michael, sgt* Seven Pines, Oct 27— 64 


Col Rollin M Strong Baraboo 


Lt James H Lynn 


Elliot. Tlioinas, sgti- Petersburg, Aug 11—64 


Maj Alvin E Bovay Ripon 


Lt John Mublise 


Merrill, Wm, sgt Milwaukee, Feb 4—64 


Adj I-oivnzo VanSlyke Hastings, Minn 


Murray, C, corp* Fair Oaks, Oct 27—64 


Clark, Hugh, sgt David's Island, .Sept 27—64 


Surg Dan'lB Devendorf ■ Delavan 


Whiteley, G M, corp Newburu, Feb 13—64 


Harris, Chas G, cerp Wisconsin, Oct 25—64 


A Surg Edward F Dodge Fond do Lac 


Austin, W G Galesville 


Short, Richard, corp Richmond, Mar 7—65 


A Surg Thomas .J Linton Portsmouth, Sept 20-62 


Blowers, B S, Point Lookout, July 29—64 


Ackernun, Truman White Creek 


Chap Jos II Nichols Washington, Jau —63 


Bauer, J, Fredericksburg. July 27—65 


Cofiln, Amasa* Diurys Bluff, May 14—64 


A 


Brcemer, Chas, Toinah 


Ca6.sell, Andrew* Fair Oaks, Oct 27—04 


Blyton, Thomas Mooneys Mills 


Callery, Hugh Newbern, Dec 4—63 


Capt RoIllD M Strong Baraboo 
Lt Chas A Chandler Windom, INIinn 


Hutcblns, S Alexandria, July 17—6.' 
Kottinger, .John Salisbury, Jan 24—65 


Edwards. David Springfleld 
Frost, William Point of Rocks, Jan 19—65 




Kerrigan, Wm, ni Sparta 


Franey, Thomas Milwaukee 


reok(;.\:nizei>. 


Lovell, John Galesville 


Johnson, T L Baraboo 


Capt Clias A Chandler Windora Miiin 


McPheter, A Portsmouth, Oct 3—62 


Knowles, Jonathan+ Richmond, Dec 18—64 


Lt Alex r Ellinwood 


McDougal, Alexander F Warrens Mills 


McDermott, Micliael* Drurys Biuil, May 14—64 


Lt Lewis H Cohoon 


Moore. H J. f Glendale 


Ready, Jno Edgerton 


Lt Wm SwetUnd 


Mnnz, Wm, h Norwalk 


Shattuck, John* Fair Oakes, Oct 27—64 


Palmer, F B, sgt» Fair Oaks. Oct 27~G4 


Premo. Lewis Warrens Mills 


Sly, Henry* Fair Oakes, Oct 27-64 


Smith, Jas, sgt 'Wisconsin. Jime 14— c.'> 


Premo, Lewis Jr, ( Warrens Mil s 


Sears, Franklin Portsmouth, Dec 16- 62 


Stiese, A P, sgt July 20—64 


Quackenbosh, .Tohn Pine Hill 


Scanlon, John Newburn, Jan 13—64 


Kiithbun, A, oorp + Fort Monroe, Nov 5—6 1 


Racherd, Peter* Fair Oaks, Oct 27—64 


Smales, Benj Cresco, la 


Cheek, R* Petersburg, Aug 7—64 


Smith. C La Crosse 


Tuttle, Ezra Ontario 


Chandler, C A VVindom, Minn 


Stewart, James* Fair Oakes, Oct, 27— GJ 


Webber, Chas L Walnut Grove, Minn 


Casey, John Portsmouth, X^'eD 26-63 


Stiles, Chas S* Fair Oaks, Oct 27-«4 


Van Wie, James* Fair Oaks, Oct 27—64 


Day, Chas» Hampton, June 16— C4 


Steinke, G* Fair Oakes. Oct 27-64 


VanWie. Keville White Creek, Apr 4—65 


Fowler, H, d EIroy 


Schwalbe, Simon* Fair Oakes. Oct 27—64 




Hanes, E4- Portsmoutli, July 5—64 


Stevans, M f Point Lookout. June 12-64 


F 


Hobby, Wm 1) Yorktown, July 31— «3 


Savage, Thomas Hampton, Feb 1—64 


Hor.sch, Wm Hampton, July 29— 64 


Sanderlin,John Galesville 


Capt Martin Scherff 


Miller, Wm* Kichnioud, Nov 1—64 


Smith, Chas LaCrosse 


Lt Wolf A Rapps 


Mallon, Jesse Hampton, Apr 4—64 


Slieppard, Wm. f Sparta 


Lt Wm Spriugeiberg Zoar 


Markee, James Portsnniuch, Oct 12—62 


Sheppard, Geo, f Sparta 


Lt .Tos Stautiieraus 


Pitts, N W Salisbury, Jan 16-62 


Utter, Bcnj F Sparta 


Lt Geo W Newman 


Redlield, R Riceville, Iowa 


Wrak, Andrew* Fair Oaks, Oct 27-64 


Lt Theo Jager 


Searles, Sylvester* Petersburg, June 29— 61 


Witting, John Salisbury, Jan 19—65 


Miller, Henry, sgt Norfolk. Jan 31— 63 


Sanburn Daniel, Jr+ Annapolis, Mar 20— 65 


WoodlitT.John Norwalk 


Senser, Peter, sgt Hampton, Dec 10— «3 


Street, Sanmel July 2-64 


Wright, W H Menominee 


Seiberlick, Julius, corp Ft Monroe, Oct 8—64 


Tuttle, AC KilbournCily 


D 


Arnold, AG Ft Howard 


Waltenberger, Geo Tonia'i 


Bohland, Fr Morehead City, Jan 1—61 






BaLser, Wm Annapolis, Mar 19—64 


B 


Capt Sam'l K Vaughan 


Beinert, Fred'k Zoar 


Lt Edward O Emerson 


Neigenflnd, Hiram Point of Kocks, Oct 15—64 


Capt Wm H Tucker 


Lt Jas G Lowry 


Stein, C Fred'k-t- Point Lookout, Oct 5—64 


Capt Albeit A York 


REOROANIZED. 


Spiegelberg, Wilhelm Zoar 


Lt Jonathan 8 Patten 


Capt Jas G Lowery 


Stautneraus. J Oshkosh 


Lt Wallace W Gordon 


Lt Adam Christie 


Waisinann, Jno Ft Monroe, Oct 16—64 


REORGANIZED. 


Lt Austin B Wattles 


Worbes, Julius Norfolk, Aug 29—62 


Capt Jonathan S Patten 


Richmond, S, corp* Drury's Bluff, May 16— M 


Wendehoff, Sander Madison 


Lt Wm J Truesdale 


Waldref, A, corp* Drury's Bluff, May 16—81 


Weynhoff, Theo Alexandria, June 19—62 


Lewis, Jos, corp Portsmouth, Oct 3—63 


Daniels, B S, corp Portsmouth, Sept 10—62 


Zurwes, Jacob Yorktown, Aug 12—63 


Houghton, D, corp Madison, Apr 4—64 


Allen, Cha.s* Seven Pines, Oct 27—64 




Hauser, Jens, corp Salisbury, N 


Alvarson, Wm Racine, March— 62 


G 


Anderson, G, Norfolk, July 16—62 


Conger, J Salisbury, Jan 19—65 


Blancharg, F D* Fair Oaks, Oct 27—64 


Cooper, A S 


Capt Jno N stone, ed Neeuah 


Black, W E, Baltimore, July 22—65 


Day, Girard Norfolk, Aug 7— 62 


Capt Henry W Kingsbury Neenah 


Cheney^ Alf B Yorktown, July 16—63 


Dempsie, Geo M Clayton City, la 


Capt Otto Pahlman 


Chrissen, H Kacine— 62 


Gilson, C Point of Rocks, Feb 8—6,5 


Capt Austin B Watties 


Giles, S A Fort Monroe, Aug 21—63 


Hall, Daniel Hampton. Aug 21— C3 


Lt Cha,s G Perkins, p m Onawa, la 


Holsey, Frank Hart, Nov 22—64 


Kline, A Hampton, Sept 7— 63 


Lt Jno S Harris 


Halvorsen, J Neillsville 


Lord. Jas Yorktown, Aug 1—63 


Vaughn, Irad W. corp Ft Monroe, Nov 16—63 


Johnson, Ole M Norfolk, July 29—62 


Redmond, P Salisbury, Jan 19—65 


Austin, James T Melrose 


Johnson, Niels Norfolk- 62 


Robinson, Jas W .Soldiers' Home, Milwaukee 


Andrews, Richard Brothertown 


Kribs, Chas C, me Trempealeau 


Sherwiii, B* Seven Pines, Oct 27- 64 


Butler, Wells Point of Rocks, July 23—64 


McPheders, J H» Fair Oaks, Oct 27—64 


Shandt, N* Seven Pines, Oct 27—64 


Brown, Charles Rlpon 


Munroe, Ira Richland Centre 


Smith, George R Newbern, Nov 21—63 


Berkner, Wm Lomira 


Osborn, Gilbert Richmond, Va 


Sullivan, Wm H, f Hancock 


Bullis, Ed, f Plalnville 


Pulver, W B Portsmouth, Sept 1—62 


Whittaker, J S Wilton 


Connell, Jno J, letter carrier Milwaukee 


1 



WucIb itml WmnxtB for 1880* 




<^ 



IN RELATION TO THE 

NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE 



i^miwm^^^M m^m^^^MWi 



Date of Issue of First Policy, 



Nov. 25, 1858. 



No, of Policies In Force, Jan. 1, 1880, - 33,066 
Amount Insured, Jan. 1, 1880. - - S6I,918,888 
Jan. 1,1870. Jan. 1,1875. Jan. 1,1880. 
Assets, - $6,757,532 $16,.527,632 $18,002,142 
Liabilities 6.414,401 13,467,822 1-1,973,983 

Surplus - 343,131 2,059,710 3,028,159 

The Liabilities are calculated according 
to the highest standard ot reserve employed by 
American companies (Actuaries' lour per cent ) 
If calculated according to the legal standard of 
"Wisconsin, Xew Yorlt, and most of the other 
states, the liabilities on Jan. 1, 1880, would be 
S13, 907,571, and the surplus correspondingly in- 
creased to .?4,094,.571, 

With the record of the past as a crite- 
rion for the future, this Company furnishes rella 
ble Indemnity at the lowest rates consistent 
with safety. 

The Company commenced bu.siness in 1858, 
without a dollar of capital (it being purely mu- 
tual In all respects), sustained only by its inher- 
ent strength, springing from the mutual confi- 
dence of its members. 

During the past twenty years it has paid to 
representatives of deceased policy holders, and 
to living members, Twentv-Three Millions 

OF DoLL.\RS 

The Northwestern stands at the head of 
the ten largest life companies of the counttN in 
strength and security, as shown by the ratio of 
Surplus to Liabilities. 

It Invests its Funds upon imnroved real 
estate security, at western lates of interest, and 
it has now thus placed over Ten Millions of 
Dollars 

Its Location enables it to select the choicest 
securities, and to command the highest rates of 



interest. 

The Interest Receipts of the Company 
since organization have more than equalled its 
losses by death, and 1879 was the sixth year in 
succession iu wliich its interest receipts exceed- 
ed its combined disbursements for death claims 
and expenses. 

Interest Receipts, 1879 $1,317,567 18 

Death [Losses and Expenses 1,232,015 75 

Excess of Interest Receipts $86,551 43 

Interest Receipts since organiza- 
tion $11,481,373 68 

Death Losses paid since organi- 
zation 8,013,692 23 



Excess of Interest Receipts $3,467,781 45 

This is a showing that can be made by no other 
company. 

Policies are Issued upon all approved 
plans which have stood the test of time, specu- 
lative policies of every l<ind being avtided. 
Documents giving detailed history of the Com- 
pany, its standing, etc., can be obtained of any 
agent, or by addressing the office at Milwaukee 
Wisconsin. 

The Northwestern is the only Company 
which lias in recenti years printed its current 
dividends for the information of the public. The 
NouTHWESTEKN has done this for nine conscu- 
five years. 

The reader is requested to compare the fol- 
lowing figures with corresponding dividends of 
any other company. 

Dividends payable in 1879 and I880,le.ss st.ate 
tax where such is Imposed, on life policies (all 



cash, no dividend additions) issued at age 36 tor 
$10,000. 



Year of Issue. 


Prem. 


Div. 

187a. 


Dv'dend 

1880. 


lb7S 


21,4 9(1 
264 90 
264 90 
264 90 
264 90 
264 90 
264 90 
264 90 
264 90 
268 70 
268 70 
268 7U 
268 70 
268 70 
2I>H TO 
268 70 
268 70 
268 70 
268 70 
268 70 
268 70 




73 80 


1877 


7j 80 
77 60 
81 60 
85 50 
89 70 
94 00 
98 40 
103 00 
111 90 
116 90 
122 10 
127 40 
132 9(1 
138 60 
144 20 
160 00 
155 90 
162 UO 
168 10 
174 30 


77 60 


1870 


81 60 


1875 


85 50 


1874 

187a 

1»72 


89 70 
94 00 
98 40 


1S71 

1870 


103 00 
107 80 


IS69 


116 90 


ISUg 

I8b7 


122 10 
127 40 


1866 


132 90 


1S65 


138 50 


1864 


144 20 


1863 

1862 


160 00 
165 90 


1861 


162 00 


1860 


168 10 


1859 


174 30 


1838 


180 60 







No Other Company can equal these re- 
sults, which are not exceplicmal— that is, such 
as would be produced either by an unusually 
prosperous year or by recklessness in making 
unwarrantably large dividends. 

The Company has been paying large dividends 
tor years, but its undivided surplus steadily in- 
creases. 

Undiv'd Sur., Jan 1, 1873 $1,524,686 

1874 1.779,731 

" " 1875 2 059.710 

1876 2,527,553 

1877 2,706,317 

" " " 1878 2,789,237 

" " " 1879 2,913,132 

1880 3,028,159 



H. L PALMER, President. MATTHEW KEENAN, Vice President. 

EMOR Y McCLINTOCK, Actuary. WILL ART) MERRILL, Sec. 
L. Mcknight, M. D. Medical Director. 



WISCONSIN SOLDIEBS AND SAILORS BEUNION ROSTER, 



91 



DIgniii. James F 
Digiiln, Will F 
Fowler, Geo M 
Forbush, Chebar.f 
Forliusli, C'hcbar, f 
Green, Dexter 
Guyer, J ,J, f 
Hoileiilieck, W J,f 
Hoskiiis, M B, f 
Keiiyoii, Will K 
Kiiiyoii, Robert, i 
Keller, Ed F 
Lamplieie, Silas, 1 
Miller, Holdeu 
Meeliam, Mike f 
Perkins. C G, 
Perry, S L 
Puhlmaii, Otto 
Sanborn, Cbas H 
Spencer, John 
Scliieber. Lawrence, ! 
Stone, J N.ed 
VanKlin, Geo W 
Wllsou, Addison 
Wing, Andrew, f 
Wines, Joliii E. f 
Wattles, A B 
Wieko, Warren S, me 



Brotliertown 

Brotliertowu 

Elroy 

New Chester 

Grand Marsh 

Seven Pines. Oct 27—64 

Kill Creek, Kan 

Sergeant Bluff, la 

Minnesota 

New Chester 

New Chester 

Grand Marsh 

Milton Junction 

Madison, May 4—62 

Brotberlowii 

Oooiia, la 

Sergeant Bluff, la 

Plymouth 

Kenosha 

Ft Munroe. May 4— ii4 

Grand Marsh 

Neenah 

Yorktown, Aug I4— €3 

Kacine, May 16-62 

Clark Co 

Easton 

Kenustia 

Waupun 



H 



Capt Albert Grant 
l.t Jno Wiight* 
l.t TheophUns Charroi: 
LI Cromwell Laithe 
LI David B Hindinan 
Maxwell, Will, sgt 
Adams. Edward P, sgt 
Phillips, Adam 
Butler, Barney 
Brown, Oliver, 
Boland, Thus, r r man 
Clause, J, istus 
Dippel. Frank 
Ferris. Ualpli H 
Filkins. Stephen 
Goodnongh, Win 
Harris, U, ed 
Krashaue. Anton 
iMatliewson, Win 
I'ulk, Jas U 
Phelapps. Adam 
Hobichen, Wm 
Spragne, Jas 
Shinner, Myron H 
S males, Ben J 
Smalley, K J 



Seven Pines, Oc: 27 — 64 
' Kichmond, Apr 30—65 



Yorktown, Aug 1—63 

Hampton. Dec 11—64 

Newbern, N U 

Ft Monroe. Aug 17—63 

Baltimore, Apr -JO — 65 

Milwaukee 

Portsmouth, Nov 2i)— 62 

Portsmouth. July 29—63 

Baltimore. Apr 1.3—65 

Salisbury, Jan 9—65 

Marinette 

New Fane 

Salisbury, Jan 2a — fo 

Hampton, Oct G— 63 

Newbein, N C 

Menominee 

Norfolk, July 3—62 

Point of Kocks, P"eb 25 — 65 

Cresco, la 

Appletou 



Capt Amus O Rowley 
Lt Chipman A Holley 
Lt Calvin M Wood 
Lt Henry R Heward 
Lt Len Welden 
Lt Win J Trousdale 
Fuguary, Aaron A, sgt 
Ewing, Edward* 
Ashley, Rush 
Banks, Ed 
Camel. John 
Carver, Geo 
Fayernether. L H 
Havens, Silas 
Jones, Jno A 
Kiiapp, W C 
McMillan, Oliver 
McNurliu, John T 
Oakes, F 
Richardson, J 



Yorklown, Sept 7—63 

Seven Pines, Oct 27—64 

Avoca 

Shetek 

Avoca, Nov 15—64 

Avoca 

Point of Rocks, Feb S— 65 

Hamplon,Aug22— 63 

Mifflin, June 25-6i 

Kicliland. City 

Yorktown, Aug 4 — (3 

Norfolk, Aug 7— 12 

Avoca 

Avoca 



Shockley, Aaron 
Salmon, Samuel 
Shaip.Newton 
Sturdivant, Marcus 
1 aylor, A 
Waddell, JohnH 



Ft Monroe, June 6—64 

Yorktown, Aug 16—63 

Portsmouth, Aug 25—61 

Avoca 

Avoca 

Annapolis, Mar lu— 65 



K 



Capt Win W Bates 
Capt Henry Myers 
Capt Harmon Wentworth 
Lt Silas C Seaman 
Lt Albert Earthman 
Lt Jas D Carmody 
Moscrip, Wm S, sgt+ 
Poiand. Solon, sgt 



Fort Monroe, Va 
Hampton, Sept 3—63 



Hendricks, L A, corp Newport News, Sept 21-63 



Bidwell. Richard 
Cook,Chas E 
Eiiglehart, Jacob 
Garry, Michael 
Hood, Walter 
Miller, Peter 
Nixon, Albert 
Rogers, Andrew 
Vanderhoof, Sam E 
Van Colt, Jno M 
Wessenberg, Albert 

UNASSIGNED. 

Elliot, Wm 
Elliot, Matliew 
Hiirrington, Jno 
Kupper, Jacob 
Klinziiig, Jno H, f 
Nelson, Peter 
Perkins, LewS 
Roberts. Thos 



Point of Rocks, Va 

Madison, May 16—62 

Fort ^'onroe, Oct— 63 

Hampton, Sept 1.5— 63 

Madison 

Hampton, Oct 7 — 63 

Portsmouth, Mar 26—63 

Easton 

Wisconsin, May 23—62 

Fort Monroe, June — 64 

Newbern, Nov 28— 63 



Tess Corners 
Tess Corners 



Tess Corners 

Ahnapee 

Delavan 

Friendship 

Oxford 



TWENTIETH INFANTRY, 

Tliree yeai's. Organized August 23d, 1662. 
Original strength aou ; gain by recruits etc, 139 
Total, 1129. Death loss, 227— Killed in action. 57, 
died of wounds. 36, of disease, 134. Otiier 
lo.sses. 378, ini.ssing. 0, desertions, 41, trans- 
fers 115. discharged 222. Strength at muster out, 
July 14th, 1865. 624. Campaigns in Mo., Ark., 
Miss., La., Texas, Ala. 



REGIMENTAL 



Col Berime Pinkney 
Lt Col Henry A Starr 
Maj Aug H Pettibono 
Maj Almeiin Gillett 
Adj H V Morris 
Adj Cbas A Wenges 
Q M Juo A Douglas 
Q M Wm H York 
Surg C B Chapman 
Surg Orin Peak 
A Surg Emanuel Munk 
A Surg Mark A Mosher 
Chap Win H Marble 
Chap A H Walters 



ROSTER, 

Peabody, Kqn 

Chicago 

Ohio 

Olympia, Kan 

Milwaukee 

Milwaukee, Oct 14— 62 

Prescott 

Olympia, Kan 

Oak Park, 111 

Milwaukee 

Berlin 

Buffalo, N Y 



Capt A H Petti bone 
Lt Will H York 
Lt Jas M Brackeit 
Lt Phineas J Clausoa 
Crawford, Jas, sgt». 
Teeley. Lindsey E, sgt 
Frame, Jos, sgt» 
Bowen, Stephen L* 
Brackett, Geo N 
Brackett, J M, ed 
Brunlee, Wm, f 



Prescott 

Monroe 

Prairie Grove, Dec 7—62 

Prairie Grove, Dec 7—62 

Dec 22—62 

Prairie Grove, Dec 7—62 

St Louis, Sept 24—62 

Eau Claire 

Stockton 



Chandler, Jeremiah' 
Crosby, Jno H 
Cole, SardiusF 
Dowse, Geo W* 
Davis, Geo 
Fletcher, Austin 
Flint, Geo W 
Freeman, Orin 
Gray, Decatur 
Gray. Wilson T 
Gardon, Alonzo L 
Hunlsiiiger, Peter 
Ives. Wm 
Kinney, Warren O 
Lawton, Wesley D 
McLaughlin E 
Pierzfall, Xavier T* 



Prairie Grove, Dec 7—62 

New Orleans, Mar 7—61 

Springfield, Nov 9—62 

Springfield, Jan 8—63 

Ono 

St Louis, Mo 

Springfield, May 12-63 

Memphis. Aug 26 — 63 

Springfield, Feb 27—63 

Nov 3—63 

Springfield, Nov 19—62 

Prairie Grove, Dec 7—62 

Springfield, Nov 22—62 

Crane Creek, Nov 9-62 

Springfield, Nov 22—62 

Ross Fork, Idaho 

Prairie Grove, Dec 7— <12 



Paine, M T, real estate agt 



Ellsworth 



Parr. Jno B* 
Pierce, S N 
Posey, Jas B+ 
Rice, Frank* 
Riley, Will* 
Randall, Thos 
Tiirr.by, Wm 
Thomas, Palmer 
Taylor, Kobt E» 
Van Wormer.E, t 
Weston, Jno H* 
Welshonce. Robt L^ 
Williams, Jno H« 



Prairie Grove, Dec 7—62 

Wauzeka 

Fayetteville, Dec 11-62 

Prairie Grove, Dec 7— 62 

Prairie Grove, Dec 7—62 

Benton Barracks, Mar 30— fiS 

Springfield, Mo 

Ono 

Prairie Grove, Dec 7—62 

Lyndvllle 

Prairie Grove, Dec 7—62 

* Prairie Grove, Dec 7 — 62 

Spauish Ft, Mar 28—65 



B 



New Orleans, Apr 1—65 

Sun Prairie 

Sun Prairie 

New Diggings 



Capt E F Stone-f 
Capt A S Bush 
Capt Fred'k A Bird 
Lt Jos Blackstone 
Sexton, Maurice E.sgt* Prairie Grove, Dec 7—62 
Curtis, Samnel F, sgt* Prairie Grove Dec 7—62 
Fiizel, Henry, corp-r Fayetteville, Dec 24— 62 
Williams, James, corn, f Oconomowoc 

ningliani, Augustus New Orleans. Aug 31-63 
Washington, la 



Cbilcote, Alfred, m 
Cooper, John W 
Fruit, John 
Gayman, Eleazer 
Hinenian. John 
Jacks, R M. r r man 
Martin, S C, f 
Moon, .Jos 
March. Samuel-f 
Nerer, Solomon J 
Pool, David 
Pelterplace, Delos 
Peters John* 
Smith, Jamvs R+ 



Springfleld, Mar 23-63 

Rolla, Sept 16-62 

Springfield, Nov 19-62 

Fayetteville, Jan 20—63 

Winona, Minn 

L'tica, Dakota 

Madi.son, Sept— 62 

Fayetteville. Dec 11—62 

Madison, Sept 12—62 

Fayetteville, Jan a— 63 

Springgreen 

Prairie Grove, Dec 7—62 

Fayetteville Dec 16—62 



Standish, Nathaniel L-f Fayetteville Dec 17—62 
Stevens, James Rolla, May 9—63 

Turner. Payne Springfield, Feb 7—63 

Yakely, Win A* Prairie Grove Dec 7—62 



c 



Capt John McDermott* Prairie Grove Dec 7—62 
Capt Cbas E Stevens+ New Orleans 

Capt Chas Boyle Kansas 

Lt Jacob McLaughlin Boscobel 

Lt Moritz E Eversz Ripon 

Lt Jasper W Newton Texas 

Lt B B Sanbourn Lake Mills 

Williams, Geo J, sgt Brazos Santiago, Aug 7—64 



Robinson, Geo, sgt 
Graham, Robt, corp 
Shipley, Wni H.corp 
Watkins, Jefferson, corp 
Brown, Hiram 
Craig, Henry 
Claro, Norman B-f 
Farley. Benj F 
Fritz. John 
Kellogg, Lewis, I 



Springfield, Sep 29—62 

Springfield, Oct 18—62 

Springfield. Nov 9—62 

Carrollton. Sept 8-63 

Rolla Sep 27—62 

Brownsville, Dec 27 — 63 

Fayetteville, Dec 27—62 

Galveston, July 3—65 

Springfield, Oct 12—62 

Marine, la 



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SVISCOXSIN SOLDIERS A^'D SAILORS REUNION ROSTER. 



93 



Lowers, Elias+ 
Lyun. Geo 
Lull, Walter K 
Lyon, Gilbert 
McDonald, Andrew J 
Norton, Reuben 
Powell, Jobn 
Eoot, Alonzo N 
Smith, Geo\V4- 
Sanborn.B.B 
Sniitb, Dunyon 
Tyler, John G 
Wright, Ephriam N 
Ward, Madison 
Watkins, Noah 



Prairie Grove, Dec 9—62 

Rolla, .Sep 27—62 

Springfield, Dec 11—62 

New Orleans, Jan 25—64 

CarroUton. Oct 3—63 

Prairie Grove, Dee IS— 62 

Vicksbnrg, Aug 18—65 

Kolla, Sep 27-62 

Fayetteville, Dec 20—62 

Lake Mills 

Springfield, Dec 19—62 

Holla, Sep 30—62 

CarroUton, Sep 3— 63 

CarroUton, Sep 29—63 

New Orleans, Dec 1—63 



D 



Capt Almerm Gillett 
Capt E E Ellis 
Lt Geo W Barter 
Lt Wni H Farnsworth 
Lt ChiiS B Butler 
Lt Wm Young 
Binkert, Jos 
Baff, Moses 
Butts, Chas W 
Barter, A J, conductor 
Conroe, G C, m 
fori is, Jonathan S* 
Chambers, Abraham 
Callaghan, Dennis 
Carroll, John* 
Delano, Ed C 
Hogan, J;i.s 
Hancock, Wesley J+ 
Jenkins, John+ 
Johnson, Edw 
Kaig, E 

Ketcbpaw, M W 
O'Connor, P J 131 

Remington. Henry S+ 
Rice, Jos W+ 
Romain. Jno B 
Reynolds, Kobt 
Wettroth, Heinian 



Olynipla, Kan 

Cleveland, O 

Freeport, III 

Jollet, 111 

Bloomiugton, 111 

St Louis, Mob 17—63 

Neillsville 

Cairo, Sept 29—64 

Freeport, HI 

Racine 

Prairie Grove, Dec 7 — 62 

Kacine 

Prairie Grove, Dec 7—62 

Mobile Point, Nov 11-64 

Mobile Point. Sept 16—64 

Springfield, Apr 3—63 

Mobile, Mch 2S— 65 

Fayettcvillt, Dee 26—62 

Springfield, Oct 8—62 

ElKhorn 

Elkliorn 

2 Wentworth av, Chicago 

Fayetteville, Dec 12—62 

Fayetteville, Dec 13—64 

Vicksburg, July 28— C3 

Rolla, Sept 23—62 

Vicksbnrg, Aug 11— €3 



Capt Jno Weher+ 
Capt Fred'k Kusel 
Capt Alfred F Baehr 
Lt Chas A Menges 
Lt Maximilin Gebhardt 
Lt Geo Henze 
Weber, Frederick, corp 
Brown, E 
Button, August' 
Ballow, Henry 
Berg, Jno 
Baton, Albert 
Fischer, Louis+ 
Hogan, James 
Kluge, Aiigust+ 
Meuster. Gottlried* 
Mueller, Wm 
Ramsey, Jno N* 
Schnasse, Ernest- 
Schneider, Frank+ 
Steindorf. Julius 
Volker, Fred'k+ 
Volker, Ferdinand 
Wnrm, Jno» 
Weight, Julius* 
Welricb, Julius* 
ZaUDtner, Louis 



Fayetteville, Dec 15—62 

Watertown 

Oshkosh 

Milwaukee 

Cleveland, Ohio 

Watertowu 

Springfield, Nov 3f— 62 

Neillsville 

Prairie Grove, Dec 7—62 

Mansion 

Brazor Santiago, Aug 20—64 

New Orleans Sept 6—63 

Spriiigfieid, Feb 7—63 

Springfield, Apr 3— 63 

Fayetteville, Dec 25—62 

Prairie Grove, Dec 7—62 

July 26— G4 

Prairie Grove, Dec 7—62 

Fayetteville, Apr 20—63 

Fayetteville, Dec 18—62 

Fort Hudson, July 31—63 

New Orleans. May 14—65 

Springfield. Feb 7—63 

Prairie Grove, Dec 7—62 

Prairie C;rove, Dec 7—62 

Prairie Grove, Dec 7—62 

Nov 3—63 



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Lt C C Rice 
Lt D W Horton 

Kay, Levi R, Istsgt Springfield, Nov 19—62 

Hicks, Addison G, corp* Prairie Grove, Nov 7 — 62 
Cady, Albert A, corp* Prairie Grove, Dec 7—62 
Wingville, Aug 31—62 



Bell, Jno, corp 
Hart, Garviu W, corp 
Gaston, Jos, corp 
Barris, Christian, corp 
Brown, David4- 
Bacon, Jno, £ 
Cady, Orvis-r 
Chappell. Oriii D 
Harper, Abel+ 
Hooper, Jiio, me 
Holmes, Emanuel T 
Hackmau, Henry 
Kuner, Jos 
Lightner, Jas+ 
Latond, Peter-r 
Lainb, G L 
Nolle, Bernard 
Snow , Geo W 
Thomas, D C 
Vincery, Fred'k 
Wasliburn, Horace E 
Washburn, Benj F 
Ware, Wm 
Zedekie, Lewis 



Springfield, Oct 21—62 

Rolla, Nov 15—62 

Memphis, Aiig 28—63 

Fayetteville, Dec 12—62 

Ledgeville 

Fayetteville, Feb 23—63 

Springfield, Nov 13—62 

Fayetteville, Dec 16—62 

Platteville 

Pt Hudson, July 30—63 

Brazor Santiago, July 30—63 

Fayetteville, Dec 10—62 

Fayetteville, Dec 10—62 

Mobile, Apr 24—65 

Tomah 

Pt Hudson, Aug 11—63 

Bon Homme, D T 

Prospect, N Y 

Tomah 

Rolla, Oct 2.5—63 

Fayettevihe, Feb 25—63 

Ft Morgan, Sept 0—64 

Vicksburg Aug 15,-63 



Capt N Nelson Whitman 
Lt Albert H Blake 



Leadville, Col 



Capt Edw G .Miller 
Lt Albert J Rockwell 
LtC C Rice 
Lt Jos P Handle 
Reed, Aniasa T, sgt 
Doudna, Benj S, corp* 
Wariie, Wm H, corp* 
Allen, Alfred 
Allen, Wm H 
Baker, Willis 
Champney, Eiiiot J 
Downing, Preston S* 
Dwy«r, Michael 
Doty, Levi 
Emerick, Peter F* 
Gardner, Darwin 
Heering, Ch.is+ 
Johnsnn. Geo 
Johnson, Lyman 
Lindsley, Benj B 
Lawton. Edward. T 
MeiTlll, Melvin E* 
McVean, J 
Martin, Edward T 
Madare, Frank 
Murray, John 
Oertel.Geo, I 
Orendorf. S J 
Oertil, Geo 
Phelps, Wesley 
Poole, Alvaro D 
Rickeman, Geo M' 
Strong, S 



Minnesota 
Oconomowoc 

Milwaukee 

Lebanon, Sep 29—62 

Prairie Grove, Dec 7—62 

Prairie Grove, Dec 7—62 

Brownville, May 2—62 

Rolla, Oct 3—62 

Prairie Grove. Dec 7—62 

Vicksburg, July 23—63 

Prairie Grove, Dec 7—62 

Springfield, Mar 27—63 

Springfield, Feb 4—63 

Prairie Grove, Dec 7-63 

Springfield, Mar 7—63 

Fayetteville, Dec 26—62 

Prairie Grove, Dec 7—62 

Springfield, Dec 14—62 

Port Hudson, July 26—63 

New Auburn , Minn 

Prairie Grove, Dec 7—62 

Neillsville 

Cassville, Oct 31—62 

Springfield, Dec 8—62 

Springfield, Feb 26—63 

Oakdale 

Hebron 

Boeser Mills 

Springfield, Dec g— 62 

Brownsville, Dec 13—63 

Prairie Grove, Dec 7—62 

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RipoD, Feb 3—63 
Ripon 



Capt H E Strong, r r agt 
Capt Geo W Miller 
Lt Ceo W Root-r 
Lt A E Cheeney 
Lt Moritz Eversz 
LtEP Norton 

Dawes,Edmund,lst sgt* Prairie Grove, Dec 7—62 
Hinkley, Jessie, corp* Prairie Grove, Dec 7—62 
Nicholas, Jno G, corp* Prairie Grove, Dec 7—62 
Sargent, Jno P, corp Fayetteville, Sept 9—63 
Burt. Alfred, corp Springfield, Feb 23—63 

Avert, Fredericks New Orleans. Aug 18—63 

Bradway, Edward Springfield, Apr 6—6 



Caylor, David H 
Cheney, A E, m 
Christian, C W 
Eversz Herman, m 
Forbes, Loreuze,f 
FuUon, Merritt B 
Hill, Jno, m 
Howard, Jas 
Hartsberg, August 
Howard, Lorenzo 
Hendrickson, Jno 
Johnson, Neil, me 
Kirby. N C. 1 
La Fountain, Anthony 
Lyon, Martin 
Markhara, Chas 
Smith, S S 
bhute. Dexter B* 
Sabalka, Jno 
Warwick, Geo 
Wales. Thomas H 
Weller, Wm H+ 
Wilson, Gilbert 
Young, Richard m 



Sprhigfield, Oct 28—62 

Fond du Lac 

Neillsville 

Ripon 

Ripon 

Delta, N Y 

Ripon 

Prairie Grove, Dec7— <)2 

Lake Springs, Apr 16—63 

New Orleans, Aug 16—61 

New Orleans, Nov 3—63 

Berlin 

Ripon 

- Fayetteville, Dec 11—62 

New Orleans, Aug 31—63 

Springfield, Jan 13 — 63 

Fairmont, Minn 

Prairie Grove, Dec 7—62 

Springfield, Aug 29— 63 

Port Hudson, Aug 3—63 

Dec 31—62 

Ripon 

Fayetteville, Jan 30—63 



Capt Wm Harlooker 
Lt Thos Bentliff* 
Lt Albert P Hall 
Lt David B Arthur 
Lt Jno Stack 
Sprague. Egbert A 
Beidler, Jno H 
Caylor, David H 
Click, Thos 
Dewing, Thos 
DeHart. Ira B 
Huey, Jos 
Helm, Lyman B 
Nye, Mellen 
Parker, D A, 1 
Peyton, Stephen W-r 
Parland, Alex* 
Vesper, Cyrus W* 
Van Ansdell, Cornelius 
Weaver, Geo W 
Woodhouse, Jas, m 
Wagner, Lester 
Zimmerman, Henry 



Grant 
Prairie Grove, Dec 7—62 

Grant 

Navy Cove, Oct 5—64 

Rolla, Oct 10—62 

Springfield, Nov 13—62 

CarroUton, Sept 4— 63 

Pt Hudson, July 31—63 

Cairo, Mar 26—64 

Fayetteville, Jan 14—63 

Ft Gaines, Nov 26 — 64 

New Orleans, Aug 16—64 

Mount Hope 

Fayetteville, Dec 11—62 

Prairie Grove, Dec 7—62 

Prairie Grove, Dec 7—62 

New Orleans, Jan Z—ei 

Brownsville, Dec 11—63 

Lancaster 

Vicksburg. July 19—63 

Vicksbui'g, Aug 8 — 13 



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Lt Nathan Cole 
Lt Sam'l B Jnckson 
Lt Chas Proctor 
Bojd, Edgar C, sgt 
Jiicobs. Willard, coi-p* 
Washburn, Frank H* 
Johnson, Robt, corp* 
Blackburn, Jesse+ 
Bradley, Bigelow 
Comes, Calvin 
Diestler, Win 
Dumprope, Wm+ 
Dobbret,Chas+ 
Edler, Henry 
Freese, Jno W 
Gillis, Jno 
Hall, Lucius B* 
Hathaway, Dan'l T 
Hager, Edward 
Harkins, Eli 
Jackson, SB 
Lahey, Thos 
Leisingcr, Chas* 
Moon, Wm 
Olmsted, Stephen M 
O'Kelly, Perry* 
Otto, Gottlieb 
Sullivan, Dennis* 



Sheboygan 
Oshkosh 



Fayetteville, Jan 17—63 

Prairie Grove, Dec 7—62 

Prairie Grove, Dec 7—62 

Prairie Grove, Dec 7—62 

Fayetteville, Dec 18—62 

Fayetteville, Jan 4—63 

Springfield, Feb 12— -a 

Wayside 

Fayetteville, Dee 15—62 

Fayetteville, Dec 28—62 

Springfield Mar 22-63 

Rolla, Feb s— 63 

Springfield. Feb 8^3 

Prairie Grove, Dec 7—62 

Springfield, Nov 1'j-«2 

Ft Gaines, Jan 29—65 

Springfield, Feb 7—63 

Oshkosh 

Two Creeks 

Prairie Grove, Dec 7—63 

Springfield, A.ar 11— 63 

New Orleans, Nov 28—64 

Prairie^Grove, Dec 7—64 

Oconomowoc 

Prairie Grove, Dec 7 — 62 



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Struthers, Robt* 
Sayles, Darius, Jr 
Schmidt, Juc C 
Truesdell, Geo* 
Warden, Gardiner B' 
Warden, Alpheus J 



Pratrie Grove, Dec 7—62 

bpringfleld, Dec 17—82 

St Louis, Jan 3 — 63 

Prairie Grove, Dec 7—62 

Prairie Grove. Dec 7—62 

SpringDeld, Dec 29—62 



UN ASSIGNED. 
Blake. E W 

Dyer. Jno, f 

Dewey, E, prln high school 

Hiue, Jos H, musician 

John, Henry 

Kunst, Lewis, m 

Krause. Juo 

Nelson. L 



Schwaudt. August 
Shilberne, Andrew J 



Kush River 

Eden 

Delavau 

Oshkosh 

N S postoCBce, Chicago, 111 

Burlington 

Oconomowoc 

Rush River 

New Orleans, Jlay 27—64 

Springfield, Oct 13—62 



TWENTY-FIRST IN- 



FANTRY, 



Three years. Organized September 5th, 1862. 
Original strength, 1002; gain by recruits, etc., 
169 ; total, 1171. Death loss. 288. killed in actiun. 
67, died of wounds, 47, of disease. 174. Other 
losses, 400, inlssinE,0. desertions, 40 transfers, 
99, discharges. S61. Strength at muster-out, 
July 8th, 1865, 483. Campaign in Ky., Tenn., 
Ga.. 8. C, N. C. 

REGIMENTAL ROSTER, 

Col Benj J Sweet 

Col Hanison C Hobart 

Lt Michael H Filch 

JIaJ Fred K Schumacher Oct 8—62 

Maj Chas H Walker 

Adj Jas H Jenkins Oshkosh 

Q .M Henry C Hamilton 

Q H B J Van Valkenburg 

Q M Sam'l H Fernandez 

Surg Sam'l J Carolm-)- Nov 4—62 

Surg Jas P Reeve 

A Surg Sidney S Fuller 

A Surg Wm M Hoyt 

A Surg Ben] C Britt 

A Surg Win R Reynolds 

A Surg G W Merrill 

A Surg Henry L Barnes 

Chap Orson P Clinton 



Capt Alex White 

Capt Hiram K Edwards 

Lt Nathan Leavitt 

Lt Kelsey M Adams 

Lt Watson H Cook 

Lt Henry C Taylor-h Dec 12—64 

Lt Samuel Hotalling 

Peacock. Rich A, sgt Murfreesboro, Feb 9—63 

Hubbell, Henry W, sgt+ Perryvllle, Oct 16-62 

Sherwood, Aaron, corp-|- Perryvllle, Oct 16—62 

Brannum, W H, corp Murfreesboro. Mar 19—63 
Philadelphia, May 24—64 
Andersonville, Jan 18—64 
Perryvllle, Oct 9—62 
Murfreesboro, May 16—63 



Armstrong, Henry H 
Austin, John F 
Bowles, Jas A+ 
Brlggs, Abner 
Blair, Leon 
Book, W H 
Craw, Fred M-1- 
Corey, John B 
Cummings, Solomon 
Dunn, John' 
Dolan, Oliver 
Depas, Anthony 
Daroche Edw, f 



Stockbrldge 

Danville, Nov 5 — 62 

Richmond, Feb 3— 63 

Andersonville, July 14—64 

Chaplin Hills, Oct 8—62 

Murfreesboro, Feb 18—63 

Andersonville. Sept 12—64 

Fond du Lao 



Darosha, Edw 
Denniston C W 
Davis, Leonard F 
Fink. Henry' 
Ford. Chas M 
Hilton. Harlow W* 
Hoteling. S, m 
Jewell, Henry, e 
Kerby, Robt W, f 
Kaily, R W 
McKennan, Francis* 
McDonald. Duncan-)- 
Mountian, A 
Marcoe. Francis, m 
Orando, Moses 
Patterson, Jacob 
Russell, Roland F 
Kinds, M 
Smith. Thos 
Washburn, Ed C* 



Fond du Lac 

Fond du Lac 

Sabula. la 

Atl.anta, Aug 23—64 

Taycheedah, Nov 19—65 

Resaca, May 14—64 

Fond du Lac 

San Francisco. Cal 

Leroy 

Fond du Lac 

Resaca, May I4— 6i 

Perryvllle, Oct 9—64 

Ft Howard 

Fond du Lac 

Andersonville, Nov 8—64 

Andersonville. Sep 13—64 

Louisville, Jau 18—63 

Andersonville, Sept H — 64 

Louisville, teb 4—63 

Chaplin Hills, Oct 8—62 



B 



Capt Chas N Paine 
Capt Jas E Stuart 
Lt Edgar Viedenburg 
Lt Jas n Jenkins 
Lt Edward Donan 
Lt Alek Peterson 
Jordan, John A, sgt 
Kellet, John B. corp 
Avery, Amos, corp 
Bllnn, Noble A. corp 



Oshkosh 

Oshkobh 

Wlnneeonne 

Oshkosh 

Oshkosh 

Oshkosh 

Richmond, Feb 28—64 

Andersonville, July 27—64 

Nashville, Oct 17—63 

Bowling Green Nov 12—62 



Sherburne, Wm 6 
Brooks, Alden S 
Benii, Edgivr 
Ba.rett, John W 
Brun, Edgar 
Burns, A 

Clausen, Andrew* 
Cornley, Jno 
Crittenden, Aretus 
Cowan. Geo B 
Clark, Jas 
Carpenter, J D 
Dudley, Loren* 
Grignon, Andrew, f 
Ham, Edward B 
Jackman Mo..ioe-t- 
Krossker. Reuben M 
Kraggs. Chas 
Miller, Nelson 
Mularkey, Chas 
Pillar, Ja-s* 
Raymond, Sidney 
Ryan, Patrick 
Ripley, Smith 
Russell, Willard A 
Russell. Hiram 
Showers, Elisha B* 
Stacey, Dwight 
Smothers, St Clair F 
Tipper, Jno 
Thompson, Harvey 
Vanderburg, E 
Worden, Geo 0+ 
Walker, Luke 
White, Mitchell 



;orp Nashville, Feb 2—63 

Nashville, Dec 23—62 

Escanaba 

Nashville, Feb 12—63 

Oshkosh 

Toniah 

Kesaca, M.ay 14—64 

Murfreesboro, JIar 23—63 

Bowling Green, Ky 

Louisville, Mar21— 64 

Danville, Mar 24—64 

Shlocton 

Chaplin Hills. Oct 8— 6'« 

Wlnneeonne 

Bowling Green. Nov 22—62 

May 30—64 

Louisville, Nov 16 -62 

Nashville, Oct 11— 6i 

Mltchellsville, Nov 24— 02 

Andei'sonville, Nov 8 — 64 

Chaplin Hills, Oct 8—62 

Nov 18—62 

Nashville, Aug 6—63 

Nashville, May 6 — 63 

Murfreesboro, Feb 27—63 

Oshkosh 

Chaplin Hills, Oct 8—62 

Dallas, June 14—64 

Savannah. June i7— 65 

Camp Chase, Feb 6—63 

Bowling Green, Ky 

Winiieconne 

Chickamauga. Sept 20—63 

Murfreesboro, Jan 17—63 

Lookout Mt, March 26—61 



Capt Alphonso S Godfry 
Capt William Wall 
Lt Robert W Jackson 
Lt David W Mitchell* 
Lt Julius P Bissell 
Lt Wm C Hubbard 



Oshkosh 
Oshkosh 
Oshkosh 
Oct 8-62 
Oshkosh 
Oshkosh 



Harding. WiisonH, sgt AudersonvlUe. Augl4— 61 
Biitton, Henry T, sgt-|- Perryvllle, Oct 12—62 
Millard, WlUlngton H, corp* C Hills, Oct 8-62 



Killbourne. Geo A, corp Murfreesboro, Mar 4— 63 



Baldsvin, Reuben* 
Bi:igUam. Alfred-|- 
BlaJsier. David 
Baeheldor. Jas 
Bowson. Elijah 
Baker. John S. t 
Coulson.Geo W* 
Coffin, W T 
Dean, W J. e 
Ellsworth, Nelson H* 
Hughes, John W 
Kelsey. C N 
Lake, Levi+ 
Luc k, Fred, f 
McCord, TI10S+ 
Mann. Edw-1- 
Mulaney, Thos+ 
Morris. Benj J 
Owen. William* 
Ralph, Geo W* 
llodgers, Francis M 
Roberts, Robert 
Robert, Edgar G 
Stever, Wm K 
Turner, Charles H 
Williams, Thomas E* 
Williams, David J 
Wright, W W, f 



Chaplin Hills, Oct 8— 62 

Perrj-ville, Oct IJ— 62 

Bowling Green. Nov 9 — 62 

Andersonville, Sep 12—62 

Oshkosh 

Oshkosh 

Chaplin Hills, Oct 8—62 

Oshkosh 

Oshkosh 

ChapllnHills, Oct 8—62 

Murfreesboro, Apr 3—63 

Oshkosh 

Nov 5—62 

Winchester 

Perryvllle, Oct 16—62 

Chickamauga Sep 19—63 

Resaca. May 23—64 

Murfreesboro, Maris — 63 

Chaplin Hills, Oct 8- 62 

ChapllnHills, Oct 8— 62 

Nolinsvllle, Dec 30 — 63 

Madison, Dec 8—64 

Bowling Green. Dec 6—62 

Chattanooga. May 23—64 

Bowling Green. Dec 1— C2 

Chapliu Hills, Oct 8—62 

Mitchellsvllle, Nov 19—62 

Oshkosh 



D 



Capt John Jewett Jr+ 
Capt Henry Turner 
Capt John H Otto 
Lt Fred W Bircherdt 
Lt Lyman C Waite 
Scott. Egbert, 1st sgt 
Clark, Theo, sgt 



Not 21— M 



Andersonville. Aug 14—64 
Murfreesboro, Mar 4 — 63 



Seaman, Mead H. sgt Andersonville, Sept 23—64 



Nye. Geo K, corp 
Abbott, Allied 
Baker, Richard* 
Baker, Walton 
Buck, Chas, ni 
Draper, Nelson B 
Dey, Jno, f 
Harz, Herman* 
Hoskins, Miles+ 
HUbert, C H 
Johns. Andrew 
Kiiowles. Henry 
Madder, Chas 
Manser. George 
Jliller, Fred'k 
Newell, Bryton 
Nye, Win B 
Peebles, David W 
Pearson, Foster 
Pearse, Richard A 
Reiford, S W 
Rawson, M C, 1 
Sykes, Lewis H* 
Simpson, Tlios 
Somerset, Peter 
Sweetser, Jno W 
Shultz, Herman 
Turner, Benj L* 
Van De Bogart, Henry 



Covington, Dec 31— 62 

Andersonville, Aug 9—64 

Chaplin Hills, Oct 8-62 

Mlt<;hellsville, Dec 11—62 

Hortonville 

Stevensvllle 

Greenville 

Bentonvllle. Mar 19— 6f 

Atlanta, Aug 9— 64 

Appleton 

VInlng's Station, Aug 6— 64 

Andersonville, Oct II -«4 

Keokuk. Oct 18—61 

Murfreesboro, Feb 16 — 63 

Nashville, Sept 14—64 

Mltchellsville, Nov 19— 62 

Murfreesboro, Feb 4 — 13 

Nasnville— 63 

Murfreesboro, Mar 13 — 63 

Mitcliellsville, Nov 22-62 

Shiocion 

Whitewater 

Resaca, May 14—64 

Nashville. J<in 19-63 

Madison, Jan 19—64 

Nashville, Jan 28— fl» 

Milwaukee 

Stone Elver, Dec 30—62 

Murfreesboro, 21— «« 



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Capt Hiram M Glbbs 

Capt Ferdinand Ostenfeld 

Capt R J Weisbrod Oihkoih 

Capt Fred \V Burcherdt 

Lt Jasen W Newell 

LtClias F Weston Oshkosh 

Lt .\ugust Hansen 

Lloyd, Jerome B, sgt-f- Annapolis, Feb 4—64 

Thui-ston. Danl, sgt* Chaplin Hills, Oct »— «2 



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W 



Fowler, Wm, 3gt+ 
Blount. Cornelius, sgt 
Jeusou, Clias B, corp* 
Holt, nilas L, corp-r 
Kock. Hel mhold, corp 
Sampson, Geo t , corp 
BaDdrot. He!ir>* 
Bart, James 
Barlow, Amos 
Beach, E, 
Bremmer, J A 
Comoc, Wortliinsfton 
Ckrlstlansou, Dethlol 
Carey, Jas 
Dlllet. VVm» 
Drake, F 
Drake, Pbiueasrt 
Demouth, .1 
Fteod, John* 
Geater, Geo 
Hitchcock, .John C 
Howe, Geo W 
Howey, J A 
Holt. Warren 
Johnson, Henry C+ 
Kuder, Chas' 
Kuhl, Bendix-i- 
Koelsch, Frederick 
Loewenhager, Lo%'enz 
Lawrence, H A 
Ledden, J W 
Munster. John 
Miller. Henry 
PuSer, John W« 
Reader, Wiiliam* 
Rcmon, Asmus 
Sanford, Geo G 
Stanton, Cato 
Togan. Rugus 
Tarns, Jordan 
Wiggins, Leander E* 
WIggin', Martin 
Woolet, Thos 
Weston, C F. me 



Sulphur Springs, Ky 

Nashville, Feb 14—63 

Chaplin Hills, Oct 8—62 

Pcrryville, Oct 10—62 

Nashrille, Mar 11—63 

Biothertown. Mar 1! — 65 

Chaplin Hills, Oct 8—62 

Stnckbridge 

Stockbridge 

Chicago, HI 

Stevens Point 

Richmond, Feb 1—63 

New Holsteiu Apr 25— «3 

Flambeau Station 

Bentonville. Mar 19—65 

Stockbridge 

Stockbridge 

Neillsville 

Chaplin Hillx, Oct 8—62 

Nashville, Dec 30—62 

Lebanon, Nov 6 — 62 

Stockbridge 

Stockbridge 

Stockbridge 

Perryvllle, Nov 6— ei 

Chaplin HilU, Oct 8—62 

Perryvllle. Nov 2—62 

Murfrecsboro, Mar 13—63 

Marietta, July 18—61 

Neillsville 

Stockbridge 

Murlreesboro, M rir 7—63 

Madison, Feb 6—6* 

Chaplai Hills. Oct s— 62 

Chaplin Hills, Oct 8—6:; 

Murtree.«boro, Jan 19—62 

Sbiocton 

Chilton 

Murfrecsboro, Feb 19 — 63 

Murlreesboro. J an 22—63 

Chaplin Hills, Oct 8—62 

Murfresboro, Jan 29—63 

Murfersboro, Feb 7 — 63 

Webster City, la 



Capt Edgar Conklta 

Capt Milton Ewen Fond du Lac 

Lt Chas H Morgan 

Lt Edward Dorian Osbkosb 

Lt Martin L Clark 

Lt Ambrose S Delaware 

Killips, Richmond C. sgt* Nashville, Aug 31—64 

Tunison, Cornelius. corp*Chaplio Hills, Oct 8-«2 

Ebgerly, Chas. corp* Chickamauga, Sep 20—63 

Petrie,, Jacob, corp Atlanta, Aug 8—64 

Currier, Cyrus C, corp Anderson ville, Sep 21—64 



Allen, Delos, t 
Brown, Chas F 
Brown, J C, ph 
Beede, L F, f 
Bell. John, f 
Clark, Jasper 
Dougherty, Christop 
Dillon Thomas 
Gebson, J H, me 
Hobbs, Alfred E* 
Hammond, Chas 
Hunting, John 
Hatch, Marrin 
Hale, Daniel 
Hale, EA,f 
Holland, Lot. f 
Kennedy, Timothy* 
Kirby,EW, f 
Leechnian, FredTi* 
Lewis, EdwG 
Mc Night, Walter 
Morgan, Merrick 



Byron 

Murlreesboro, Mar 7—63 

Fond du Lac 

Oakfleld 

South Byron 

MltcheUsvllIe, Dec 2—62 

Chattanooga, June 8—64 

Stevenson, Sep 13—63 

Oakfield 

Resaca, May 14—64 

Danville, Feb 26—64 

Blalrs Landing, Mar 8— 65 

Murfreesboro, Feb 14—63 

Bowling Green, Nov 11—62 

Lamartlne 

Byron 

Kenesaw, June 18—64 

Oakfleld 

Chaplin Hills, Oct 8-64 

Chattanooga, Oct 11—63 

New Albany, Dec 12— «2 

Nashville, Jan 11—63 



Parsons, Alfred 
Rousche. Andrew 
Ripley, C E, 1 
Riely, Jas 
Rouse. S A, me 
Smith, John* 
Smith, Alouzo 
SIkes, F E, ra 
Wagner, James,! 
Willard. O W 
Yamell, J K, f 



Chickamauga, Sep 19—63 

Andersonvllle, Jan 16—64 

Oakfleld 

Sprlngvale 

Fond du Lac 

Chattahoochee, July 4—64 

Chattanooga, June 6—64 

Waupun 

Oak Centre 

Oakfleld 

Waupnn 



Lincoln, Neb 



Capt Milan H Sessions, a 
Capt Jas M Randall 

Capt Wm L Watson New York City 

Lt Jno C Crawford 
Lt David D Bunibam 
Lt Alfred H A Harding 

Ware, Oscar B, corp-i- Feb 53—63 

Smith, Albert M, corp Andersonvllle, Oct 10— &4 
A nienson, Goodwin, me Amherst 

Boughlon, Myron* Chaplin Hills, Oct 8—62 

Kenesaw Mt, June 21—64 
Louisville, Dec 27 62 
Chattahoochee, July 16—64 
Amherst 
Flatteville 
Perryvllle. Oct li>— €2 
Chlcl^aiuauga. Oct 13—63 
Waupaca 



Bates, Wm H* 
Beadleston, Jas 
Boyden, Henry 
Barton. Dan'l A 
Beavers, Jno, f 
Cartwright. Alvin S-*- 
Cass, Chas R+ 
Carr, Warner 
Chady, W, m 
Comican, A B, m 
Chandler, S S 
Dunham, Jno M 
Douglas, Chas A 
Dickson, Wm 
Day. C F 
Evans. Jno 
Giuty, TUos* 
Ganoe, Jas W 
Ganoe, Jas W 
Gurley, Jason 
Hanson, Hans Cart^ 
Hitchcock, Jaa 
Hall, B V 
Ham, P A, f 
Hofler,C, h 
Jones, Marcus 
Johnson, Lewis E 
King, Silas 
Kelegher, Patrick 
Munger, Amos D* 
Manchester, D L, ph 
Miner, Wesley, f 
Noyes, Chas H+ 
Niles. Simon B 
Noyes, Alvah H 
Pickle, Matt 
Ranny, Chas H* 
Rubertion, FinleyO 
Stanfleld, Wm* 
Smith. Jerome 
Straiten, W 
Sanborn, S F 
Sessions. M H 
Thompson, E B 
Van Duzer, Amos O; 
Van Vorst, Asa 
Winkler, J»3 
Watson. Isaac T 
Waller, Sam'l B 
Woodnorth, Joe H 
Weisenbon, \V T 



Waupaca 

Waupaca 

Waupaca 

Nashville. Jan 11—63 

Rural, Apr 13—63 

Argyle 

Waupaca 

Louisville, Feb 3—65 

Resaca, May 14— « 

Chickamauga, Sept 19—63 

Crystal take 

Waupaca 

Perryvllle. Oct 11—62 

Mltchellsville, Dec 18—62 

Waupaca 

Crystal Lake 

Ogdensburg 

Danville, Jan 14—64 

Murfrecsboro, Mar 19 — 63 

Murfreesboro, Feb 28—63 

Menominee 

ChapUn HUls, Oct 8—62 

Waupaca 

Rural 

Nashville, Aug, 13—64 

MItchellsviUe, Nov 14^-62 

Murfreesboro, Jan 25— €» 

Waupaca 

Resaca. May 14—64 

NashviUe, Feb 1-63 

Resaca, May 14—64 

Springfield, Nov 26— 62 

Crystal Lake 

Janesnlle 

Lincoln. Neb 

Waupaca 

Chattahoochee, July 6—64 

Nashville, Jan 21—63 

Chickamauga, Sept 19—63 

Nashville, Apr 9— 64 

Andersonvllle, June 7— 64 

Waupaca 

Waupaca 



H 



Capt Geo Bentley* 



Chaplin HUls, Oct 8— «2 



Capt Fred'k L Clark 
Capt William A Fargo 
Capt Chas H Morgan 
Lt Tim F Strong. Jr 
Lt Edward S Midgley* 
Lt Ben] F Fuller 
Lt Henry N Hanson 
Kirkland, Edw T, sgt* 
Thompson, Edw, sgt-i- 
Alden,C J 
Bergen, C C 
Cook, Jno W 
Carr, Jas R 
Fugleberg, John* 
Fargo, W A, m 
Galland, G, c 
Hilts. Geo A* 
Hough, Nathan 
Hungerford, Dan'l 
Hall, E P, m 
Johnson. John* 
Ley. Jno, f 
Oram. John 
Peters, Wm* 
Powell, BenJ 
Perkins, Geo, a 
Richards, Chas 
Subra, John* 
Salverson, Hans 
Weber, .John 



Fond du Lac 

Fond du Lac 

Bentonville, Mar 19—65 

Memphis— 79 

ChapUn Hills, Oct 8—62 

Chattanooga, Sep 23—63 

Oakdale 

Fond du Lac 

Savanuah, Feb 22— «o 

Clear l,ake, la 

ChapUn Hills. Oct 8—62 

Fond du Lac 

Fond du Lac 

Chaplin Hills, Oct »— 62 

NashviUe, Dec 1—62 

Murlreesboro, Mar 2— 63 

Hillsboro, la 

Chaplin Hills, Oct 8—62 

Rantoul 

Murlreesboro, Apr 23—63 

Dallas, June 29— &4 

Bowling Green, Nov 10—62 

Fond du Lac 

Fond du Lac 

Dallas. June 29-64 

Goldsboro, Apr 5—65 

Fond au Lac 



Capt Simeon B Nelson 
Capt Abner B Smith 
Capt Albert B Bradish 
Lt Chas B Clark 
Lt Edwara Delany 
Lt Gustavus Jaeger 
TrudeU, Jas, sgt 
LIttlefield, L D, set 
Bradish, Cyrus, Jr, sgt 
Dana. Josiah H. corp 



Menasha 
Cleveland, O 
Atchinon, Kan 
Nee nab 
Fond du Lac 

Stevenson, Sep 24—63 

Mltchellsvule, Nov 21—62 

Oct 15-^ 

Chaplin Hills. Oct 8-62 



Forest, John W, corp Nashville, Dec 30—62 

Hale. Amos W, corp Andersonvllle, Aug 22—64 
Robinson, Cyrus D, corp Nashville, Feb 17—63 



Bell, Lewis N* 
Bams. Wm R 
BradLsh, A B 
Clinton, Lnnian W* 
Chamberlain, Jas A 
Clark, C B 
Dunn, Henry 3 
Denslow. Abner M 
Delany, E, City Clerk 
Foster, Franklin F 
HamUton, Wm 
Harris, Peter 
Hale, ChanningA 
Johnson, Wm W* 
Kellogg, HoUU W+ 
Knapp. Chas 
Kohnke, John 
Klinke, R H 
L.add. Malcolm B 
MiUer, J W 
Myot, Joseph 
Nugent, Alfred A, a 
O'BrieB. Edward 
Pendleton. Jerome+ 
Prouty, Wm 
Robinson, John* 
Ranney, Homer C 
Reed, Geo 
Shultz. Christian 
Trudell, Oliver F 
Vinning, Thoa F 
Wlneman, Chrlstlam+ 
Webb, Lemuel W4- 



Resaca, May 14— «4 

Danville, Feb 22—64 

Atchison, Kansas 

Chaplin Hills, Oct 8-62 

Andersonvllle, Oct 25—64 

Neenah 

Oct 24—62 

Dec 5— 64 

Fond du Lac 

Nashville. Dec 27—62 

Murfreesboro, Mar 3—63 

Danville, Feb 28—64 

Andersonvllle, Apr 22— 64 

Chaplin Hills, Oct 8—62 

NashviUe, June 22— «4 

Bowling Green, Nov 25 — 62 

Nashville, May 7—63 

Neenah 

LouisviUe, Nov 29—62 

Neenah 

Warrens Mills 

ChUton, la 

NashviUe, Dec 6—63 

New Albany, Jan 29—63 

NashviUe.Feb 14—63 

Allatoona. May 31—64 

Lebanon, Nov 12—62 

Andersonvllle, July 25—64 

LouisvUle, Nov » — 62 

Oconto 

Camp Chase, Feb 6—63 

Springfield, Nov 9—62 

PerryvUle, Oct l2-€i 



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Air BedH, 

Alaska^, 

An (fie worma, 

Arottcs, 

Atomizer Bui bt. 

Atomizers, 

Babies, 

Back Combs, 

Balls. 
andage Gum, 
Baptismal PaDta, 
Bat Balls, 
bath Mats. 
Bath Tubs, 

ted Pans, 
ellowa Cloth. 
Belt Hookd, 
Beltinff. 
Belt Lacing, 
Bibs, 
Blankets, 
Boots, 
BouR-ies, 
Poys' Coats, 
Brushea, 
Bracelets, 
Breast Pumps, 
Brewers Hoae, 
Brewers Tubiufc, 
vuspadoree, 
pa pes, 
Oaps, 
v^ihetera. 
iteontChouc. 
Cape Ann Clothing, 
gape Ooat«, 



Carriage Cloth, 

CarriaKe Oil Cloth, 

Cement, 

Chair Cushions, 

Chair Tips, 

Checker BoardB, 

Check Lines, 

Clffar Caseu, 

Cloaks. 

Cloes, 

Clothea Wringers, 

Coats. 

Colored Balls, 

Combs, 

Copy Press Sheets, 

Corks. 

Crack-Proof Boots, 

Crochet Hooks, 

Crude Rubber, 

Cryincr DoUs, 

Cuff Pins 

Cupping Cup^, 

Currj' Combs. 

Dentists' Rubber Dam. 

Desk Inkstand:^, 

Diapers, 

Dolls. 

Door Mats, 

Door Springs, 

Dressing C-ases, 

Dressing Combs, 

Dress Shields. 

Ear Rings. 

Elastic Bands. 

Klastlc Stockings, 

Elevator Buckets, 

Exercising Tubeu, 



Fine Combs. 
Finp.'er Cots. 
Fire Buckets, 
Fire Hose. 
Firemens" Coats. 
Fishing Stockings, 
Floor Matting, 
Folding Paila, 
Foot Balls, 
Force Cups. 
Fruit Jar Rings, 
Funnels. 

Furniture Fenders, 
Garden Hose, 
Gas Bags. 
Gas Tubing, 
Gloves, 

Guard Chains, 
Gun Covers. 
Gutta Porcha» 
Gymnasiums, 
Hair Pins. 
Hat Covers, 
Hats. 

Health Lift, 
Horse Boots. 
Horse Covers, 
Hose Couplings, 
Hose Pipes, 
Hose Reels. 
Hospital Cushions, 
Hot Water Bags. 
Hunting Boots, 
Hydrant Hose, 
Ice Bags, 
loe Caps, 
Imperial Combs, 



Xnhalors, 
Ink Krasers, 
Interfering Straps, 
Invalid Cushions, 
Lace Cutters, 
I^auies' Cloaks, 
Ladies' Leggins. 
Ladies' I'lsters, 
Laundry Sprinklers, 
Lawn Sprinklers, 
Leather Belting, 
Leggins. 
Life Preserrers, 
Linen Ho^^e, 
\oeketH. 

Lumberraenfi' Overs, 
Blartingale Rings, 
Match Boxes, 
Merchandise Corers, 
Mirrors, 
Mittens, 
Musical Balls, 
Napkin Rings, 
Nipples. 
Nipple Shields, 
Nursery Sheeting, 
Nursing Bottles, 
Nursery Tubing, 
Organ Covers, 
Overalls, 
Overshoes, 
Packing, 
Pails. 

Pantaloons, 
Pant Protectors 
Pant Straps, 
Pencil Erauers, 



Pencil Heads, 

Pencils. 

Penholders, 

Pessaries. 

Piano Covers, 

Pile Pipes, 

Pillows, 

Pipes. 

Pipe Stems, 

Pitcher Mats, 

Plant Sprays, 

Pocket Combs, 

Pocket Flasks, 

Pocket Inkstands, 

Pocket Tumblers, 

Pouches, 

Probangs, 

Rattles, 

Rivets and Burrs, 

Round Combs. 

Rubber Cement, 

Rulers, 

Scoops, 

Scrubs, 

Shaft Rubbers, 

Shawl Pins, 

Sheeting, 

Shoes, 

Sleeve Buttons, 

Slippers. 

Slop Jars, 

Soap Trays, 

Souwe^ters, 

Spine Bags, 

Spittoons. 

Sponge Bags, 



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Sponge Balls, 
Steam Hose, 
Suction Uoci«, 
Syphons, 

Syphon Exhausts, 
Syringes, 
Syringo Bulbs. 
Syringe Valves, 
Table Oil Cloths. 
Tatting Shuttles, 
Teething Pads, 
Teething Rings, 
Thimbles, 
Tobacco Pouches, 
Toilet Combs, 
Toys. 

Trotting Rollers, 
Tubing, 
Tumblers. 
Twist Combs, 
Ulsters. 
Urinals, 
Valve Balls, 
Vest Chains, 
Wading Pants, 
Wagon Aprons, 
Wagon Covers, 
Wagon Springs, 
Water Bngs, 
Water Beds, 
Water Bottles, 
Weather Strips, 
Webbing, 
Window Cleaners, 
V.'ire Bnjshes, 
Wringer Rolls. 

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THE ONLY STORE IN WISCONSIN AND MINNESOTA 



CONNECTED WITH THE 







WISCONSLN 


SOLDIERS AND 


SATT,ORS REUNION ROSTER. 


a 

99 




Winchester, Geo-t- Andersonvllle, June 26— M 


REGIMENTAL ROSTER, 




B 

Belolt 




K 


Col Wm L Utley 


Racine 


Capt T P Northrop 




Lt Wymau Murphy 


Col Edw Bloodgood 


Waukesha 


Lt Ira P Nye 


Knreka, Kan 




Lt Jno E Davies Mad Ison 


l.t Col Chas W Smith 


Geneva Lake 


LtWm 11 Calvert 


Beloit 




Grecnman. D.vid. sgt Andersonvllle July 13-64 


Maj Edw D Murray 


Chicago, HI 


Lt .las N Crandall 


Wisconsin 




Holmes. Mead, sgt Apr 12— 6.i 


.Maj A G Kellam 




Lt C H Bullock 


Beloli 




Mosler. Warren. corp» Chaplin Hills. Oct 8—62 


Adjt J Conrick 




Anderson, A, sgt4- 


Mar 28—03 




Borden. Eugene, corp Andersonvllle, Sept 4—64 


Adjt J C Durgin 


Chicago, HI 


Bibhins, Adney F 


Danville, Jan 2—63 




Sniilli, Chas, corp Camp Chase, Nov la— 62 


Q M Jno E Holmes 


Annapolis, Jure 8—63 


Cullen, Martin 


Lexington, Jan 1—63 




Sullivan. Timothy, corp Nashville, Jan 2k— 63 


Q M Jesse L Berch 


Chicago, HI 


Fairbanks, E S, r r 


Atlanta, (ia 




Artridge, Tlios* Dallas, May 14—64 


Surg Thos Hatchard 


Milwaukee 


Ilackett, Jos 


Annapolis, Apr 23—63 




Boden,Ju»* Chaplin Hills. Oct 8— 62 


A Surge SBIanchard 


East Troy 


Harwood, Geo W 


Dauvi le, Jan 20—63 




Babcock, Edwin Lookout Mt, Feb 16—64 


A Surg Jerome Burbank Waverly. la 


Haskell, J 


Nicholasville, Dec 22—63 




Burus, Geo T Two Ilivers 


A Suig J;i.s E Coaklty 




Herrick, S S 


Beloit 




Campbell, Geo* Chaplin Hills, Oct 8—62 


Chap C D Pillsbury 


Ripon 


Jackson, John* Peach Tree Creek, July 20-64 11 




Davis, Dan'l H. f Mills Centre 






Jlinot, WHH 


Marshall, Mich 




Doolan, .Jno Manitowoc 




A 


Oleson, Jno 


Danville, Jan 30—63 




Ehlmger, Pe;er Andersonvllle, Oct 30— 64 




Olmstead, C S, agt 


Broniis Grove, Kan 




Erickson. Alick Baldwin 






Ribbins, SL 


Neiilsville 




Fitch, Jno F Nashville, Oct 24-64 






Smith. A E 


Arcadia 




Fowler, BenJ Ahnapee 


Capt Geo R Wllllamion 


Teagne, John 


Beloit, May 20-63 




Hume, Wm Lebanon. Nov g— 62 


Capt Francis Mead 


Racine 


Wachter, J Cumberland River. Feb 2—63 | | 




Hopkuis, Chas Louisville. Dec 28—62 


Lt Geo Baunian 


Oshkosh 


Wagen. Jacob 


Milwaukee 




Hickok, Chas C Louisville, Dec 28—62 


Lt Lewis Dickinson 


Racine 








Houglitou, JasG Murfreesboro. Feb 11 — 63 


Lt F P Lawrence 






c 




Hamblett. Atwell J Murfreesboro. Ajir 7—63 


Lt Chas L White 


Cresco, La 






Hal ris. Wm H Lookotit Mt, May 2—64 


Rose. Edward C+ 


Resaca, May 28—64 


Capt Chas W Smith 


Geneva Lake 




Henry, Jas Parkersburg, Mar 29 — 6.i 


Biaithwaite, C B+ 


ChattanooL-a, July 28—64 


Capt D R May 


Milwaukee 




Hay, Jas S, m Ahnapee 


ButterneUl, Albert 


Nashville, Apr6— 61 


Capt Chas E Buell 


Geneva 




Jones, Geo Casco 


Cadwell, E D 


Chattanooga, June 22—64 


Lt I W Kingman 


Louisville, Ky 
Wlnthrop, N C 




Kaane, Gustav* Kesaca, May 14 — 64 


Clark. D P, sgt 


Nicholasville, Dec 15—62 


Lt Stephen Knowles 




Kellner, Michael Nashville, Nov 10—62 


Clark. J E 


Nicholasville, Dee 2— 62 


Lt J J Holcom b 






Londo, Manuel+ Oct 29—62 


Coniiell. Henry 


Nl-holasville, Dec 17—62 


Aiken. Jas 


Jlurfreesboro. Feb 2v-«i 




Lcnervllle, Geo Burnt Hickorv, June 4—64 


Crouch. Frank 


Racine 


Aiken, Theron. corp+ Chattanooga. May 30— «4 | | 




Lyn.Jas Sheboygan Falls 


Dickenson. Lewii 


Racine 


Allen. DwightS. t 


Geneva Lake 




Landou, Fred'k Jacksonville 


Dufour. Peter 


R.aclne 


Allen, DT 


Jeffersonvllle. Nov 8—04 




McCorkle. Noah A+ Mar 21—65 


Deal. John 


Kacine 


Burns. Michael* 


Kenesaw Mt. June 28—64 




Morris, Wm .Savannah, Jan 20—65 


De Garris. T 


Columbus. Apr 4 — 63 


Bullen, Koht 


Elba. Minn 




Moulton, Aaron Naspwaupee 


Dickinson. G V* 


Resaca, SLay ' 0—64 


Ralcom. Wm R 


New Orleans, Neb 




Pearson, Thos H f Jlay 16—64 


Dufore. Peter B, me 


Racine 


Co, e. Jno G, e 


Manitowoc 




Powell, Jno Murfreesboro, Mar 24 — 63 


Gibson. Frank 


Racine 


Cornue, Albert 


I^xington. Jan 26—63 




Keardon. J F, police Manitowoc 


Giiity. James 


Racine 


Crane. F S 


Danville. Jan 24—63 




Stallman. Jno* Chaplin Hills, Oct 8— 6_' 


(brieve. Henry. m« 


Ca-sey, la 


Dayton. Jno S* 


Atlanta. Aug 13— «4 




Smith. Jno+ June 1—64 


Gregory. James 


Racine 


Demmnig, Wm H 


NlchoLasvIlle. Dec 7—62 




Sand. Jno Mitchellsville. Nov 25—62 


(ilass, Alonzo H 


Racine 


Diusmore. E 


Ejist Troy 




Sartell, Jno D Bowling Green, Jan 20—63 


Griffltlis, .lohn 


Racine 


Ellis. Calvin G 


Na-shville, Mar .",—63 




Soper, Amos J Andersonvllle, July 13—64 


HeiTon, Peter.f 


Burlington. Mich 


Eitler. Adam 


Racine 




Swift, J D, me Hampton 


Hilton, Peter, me 


Racine 


Fellows. .\mos C+ 


Kingston, June 19—64 




Simon, Peter M, me Ahnapee 


Ilorton. Jliltim, 


Suamico 


Fellows, E. sgt 


Murfreesboro, Aug 19—63 




Smith, Jas Warren's Mills 


Hoy t. Chas E 


Racine 


Ingiiam, Ilami.ton 


Nashville, Mar 7 — 63 




Wright, Wm A* Chaplin Hills, Oct 8-62 


Hilton, P H 


Racine 


McMillen. K G, sgt 


BurkevillP. ,\pr7— 63 




Willard, Milo* Chaplin Hills. Oct 8—62 


Harris John 


Kacine 


Millard, :Maxon P 


Chattanooga, July 22—64 




Weaver, Peter 8, f Maiicelona 


Hoyt, Chas 


Racine 


Morgan, B F 


Na.shville, Mar 17—63 




Wintwen. J P Baraboo 


Halpin, Patrick 


Racine 


PiPice. Franklin S 


Nashville, June 29—64 




Warner, Geo Ahnapee 


Jennings, Buel 


NleholasvlUe, Dec 8—63 


Reed. E R 


Madison 






Kliese, L E 




Rodford, Robt. e 


O.shkosh 




CNASSIQSKD. 


Lane.Theo, me 


Racine 


Rogers. .Joshua F 


D.inville, .Ian 28—63 




Burns, Geo T Escan.aba 
Duroche, Edward Fond dn Lac 
Fenno, G W Lodi 
Gibson. Jerry Oakfield 
Hart. Edward Neenah 
Miller, Jno Neenah 


Lunn, John C 
Lunn. John 
Miller. Jno G 
M.ilone, Jno M 
Morris, Geo S. me 
Miller. John 
Northway.C L+ 


Racine 
Racine 
Danville. Dec 30—02 
Rivciiie 
Racine 
Racine 
Aug 1—64 


Ross. Martin F 
Rouse, Antliony D 
Rust. Jno F+ 
Spoor, Wallace 
Streeter, T E, f 
Stork, J M 
Wait, J P 


Danville. Feb 1—63 

Nashville, Aug 15— G4 

Chattanooga, Jnly3-« 

Nashville, Eeb 18—64 

Maple Springs 

Gage Valley, Neb 




Wright. W U Oshkosh 


Pierce, Marshall 


Nicholasville, Dec 17—62 


Walton, Jno C 


NlcholasTJUe, Dec 23— <3 






Reid, Harvey 
Beiinic, Robert 


Sabula. la 
Chattanooga. Oct 20—64 




D 












TWENTY-SECOND IN- 


Roberts. Wm M 
Roberts, Jno 


Chattanooga, July 26—64 
Racine 


Capt A G,Kellam 




FANTRY, 


Schafer, Christian 
Scott, Jno M 


Brentwood, Feb 28— 63 
Racine 


Capt Chas.E Dudley 
Lt G W Beach 


Geneva 




Three years. Organized September 2d, 1882. 


Steadman, H R 


Nicholasville, Dec 12—62 


fctJ Conrick 






Original strength. 1009. gain by recniits. etc., 496 


Teal, Jno G, me 


Racine 


Lt R M Williams 






Total, 1505. Death loss. 226— killed in action, :'.5, 


Tessiu, F+ 


Aug 12—64 


Lt W W Barlow 






diedof wounds, 32, of disease, 159. Other losses. 


Wliite, C J 


Cresco, Iowa 


Avery. Y 


Nicholasville, Nov —62 




273— missing, 0, desertions, 46, tiausfers, 31, 


Woolsey, F E 


Cincinnati, Oct 9—62 


Ayeis, W S 


Danville, Feb 11—63 




discharges, l%. Strength at musterout, June 


Walls. George 


Racine 


Clark, Geo E 


Danville, Jan 5—63 




12th, 1865. 1106.1 Campaigns in Ky., Tenn,, Ga., 


Walls. Thomas 


Racine 


Coburn, Geo 


Nashville, Mar 10—64 




S. C. and N. C. 


Yout, Geo W« 


Resaca. M.ay 15— «4 


Congdou, John R 


Kenesaw Mt, June 22—64 







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NEWARK, N. J. 
INCORPORATED 1845. PURELY MUTUAL 



LE1YIS C. GROYEB. Fres't. 

JAHES B. PEARSON, Yice-Pres't. 

EDWARD L. DOBBIKS. Se;. 

THEODORE MACKNET. Trea3. 



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Assets, Jan. 1, 1880, [par values] $33,804,261.13 

Liabilities, [Mass. Standard] 31,448,746.03 

Surplus, including dividends of 1880 $2,355,515.10 

Surplus on New York Standard. | $6,012,528.64 

Market Value of Assets ) * ' 



H. NICHOLS, State Agent, 

412 MILWAUKEE ST,, 

MILWAUKEE, - WIS. 



NORTHWESTERN 



NATIONAL INSURANCE CO,, 

MILWAUKEE, WIS. 




CASH CAPITAL, $600,000, 



ALEX. MITCHELL, President. 

ALFKED JAMES, Vice-Prest. 

JOHN f. McGKEtiOn. Secretary. 



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Davis. Edwlu F 
Fuhr, W* 



Louisville, July 21—64 
Peach Tree Creek, July 20—64 



Goodwin, Edwin 
(iregary, M L 
Guernsey, H }1 
Hall, Willeard M 
Jacobs. GcoW* 
Johnson, H K, I 
Knilans, Geo 
Kenney, Stephen 
MaynarJ, Abner 
Morrison, L 
Mosher, Thos, o 
Owens, W A 
I'arker, H 
Kowlev, Jno D+ 
Itussell. Kobt 
sipperly, Jno R, c 
Weiskofl, Peter* 
Whilden, Robt 
Wood, Henry 
Wood, Geo W 



Independence, la 

Davenport, I;i 

Janesville 

Danville, Jan 8— «3 

XuUahoma, Dec 23— «3 

Millar<l 

Richmond 

Delavan 

Waupun 

Pe.ich Tree Creek, July 20—64 

Delavan 

Millard 

Brentwood. Feb 25—63 

Franklin, Mar 24— 63 

Annapolis, Apr 20— 63 

Delavan 

Peach Tree Creek, July 20—64 

Annapolis, May 3—63 

Danville, Nov— 62 

Annapolis, May 7—63 



Capt Isaac Miles 
Capt H K Stetson 
Lt Calvin Reeves 
Lt F N Keely 
Lt P P Bump 
Alcott, Burltt 
Alden, Ed 
Adams, A H 
Classett, Peter J 
Crawford. Sam'l 
Culp, Aaron 
Downs, F E 
Fitch, H W 
Foley, Jas 
Harper, R W 
Harvey, I B, corp* 
Hill, B K 
Jones, Jos A 
King, Solomon K 
King, R W 
Knight, Paul 
Lindsay, A 
Maconiber, C H 
McCoy. G W 
Wersen, Martin-f 
Miles, l8a,io 
Moore, A C, sgt 
Osboin, Cliauncey, Jr 
Patterson, Wm, Jr 
Reynolds Eber 
Smith, Walter 
Thompson, Wm 
Walkei', A, corp* 
Waniei, Oscar W 
Warner, A O, sgt' 
Yonng, R P 



Jauesvllle 



Nashville, May 12—63 

Jauesville 

Racine 

Danville, Mar 2—63 

Nashville, Feb 13—63 

Oregon 

Brentwood, Mar 1—63 

Danville, Jan 4—63 

Atlanta, Oct 2-64 

Nashville, Mar 9—63 

Kenesaw Mt, .June 18—64 

.lanesville 

Nicholasville, Dec 26— 62 

Resaca, May 16—64 

Janesville 

Danville, Feb 13—63 

Mnrtreesboro, July 20—63 

Nicholasville, Jan 9—03 

Sandersville, Nov 15— 69 

Chattanooga, July 12—64 

Janesville 

Nashville, Feb 15— 6S 

Atlanta, Oct so— 64 

Nashville, Mar 5— 03 

Annapolis, Apr 12— C3 

Dallas, .May 26—64 

New York City 

Peach Tree Creek, July 20—64 

Danville Feb 7-63 

Atlanta, Aug 20-64 

Jauesville 



Capt Owen Griffiths 
Capt Robt T Pugh 
Lt Nelson DarllDg 
Lt Jno Bowen 
Lt Wm H Hughes 
Baker, Richard T 
Bowen, Juo, m 
Baird. David 
Daniels, Harrison 
Davis, Edward.L 
Edwards, Wm B 
Evans, David, I 
Float, Jacob H 
Foat, Samuel, m 
Foreman, J B, Sr-|- 



Whitesboro N Y 
Racine 

Racine 

Racine 

Nashville, Feb 16—63 

Racine 

Racine 

Nashville, Mar 16—64 

Golgotha, June 16—64 

Berlin 

Berlin 

Waterford 

Genesee 

Resaca, May 19-64 



Hanson, Theo+ 
Hayburn, Chris 
Horton. EzraS 
Howard, H D 
James, Morris 
James, M B 
Jones,|Jno K 
Jackson, JnoC 
Jones, R Blair 
Jones, E O 
Jones, Owen R 
Jones, Samuel, 
James, J M 
Morgan, Jno D, sgt-l- 
Noitlnup, A L, corp 
Old, C L, corp* 
Pearson, U B 
Pritchard, Ellas, 
Pugh, U J 
Roberts, R G+ 
Ready, Jno 
Rowlands, David 
Smith, A E 
Thomas, T W 
Tapliflg, Ch.as W 
Williams. Richard Jr 



Chattanooga Aug 31—64 

Racine 

Annapolis, Apr 18 — 63 

Murfreesboro, Feb .3—63 

Racine 

Racine 

Racine 

Nashville, July 29—63 

Racine 

Racine 

Lynchburg, .\pr6— 63 

Danville, Jan 15—63 

Racine 

Nashville, Mar 25— 63 

Nashville, Feb 24—63 

Kesaca, May 15—64 

Milwaukee 

Racine 

Racine 

Blf Shanty, June 24—64 

Racine 

Racine 

Arcadia 

Chattanooga, June 4 — 64 

Racine 

Danville, Jan 1—63 



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Capt Jiis Bintlitl 
Capt Feuette Annls 
Lt Thos H Eaton 
Lt Chas D Booth 
Lt Stephen F Ba'l 
.\dair, Mathias 
Aldinger, E, corp 
Allen, Gideon G 



Darlington 
Brodheart 

Monroe 



Danville, Jan 21—63 
Lexington, Dec 28—62 

Danville, Jan 20—63 
Anderson, G Peach Tree Creek, July 20— 64 

Booth, Chas A, ed Monroe 

Canfield. W Danville, Dec 27—62 

Cunningham. M L,corp-(-Chattanooga, June 7-64 



Damon, .Sam'l 
Divan, Wm A 
Darling, A 
Euderson, Ole 
Erickson, Ole-f- 
Fleck, H M, corp* 
Gould, Nathan C* 
Gradell, Dan'l 
Gray, Timothy* 
Helmer, August 
Jackson, Jesse D 
King, Wm H, m 
Moore, Jas S 
Nelson, Edward 
Ransom, GeoC 
Reima, Michael 
Seltzler, L 
Sowles, Lucius M 
Sue, Dan'l M 
Watt, Farlin E 
Worley. Aaron 



Capt C Goodrich 
Capt H H Jennings 
Capt A S Cole 
Lt J R Bones 
Lt D Flint+ 
Lt J J .J Peterson 
Allen, Wm J 
Bones. Jas R 
Coote, Henry 
Ciouch, Walter 
Di-ought, J W* 
Goodwin, Thos 
Grimm, A 
IngersoU, J N 
Irish, T T 



D.inville, Jan 12—63 

Danville, Jan 17—63 

Neillsville 

Nicholasville, Dec 24—62 

NashvilIe,JTuly 14—64 

Mars— 63 

Kenesaw Mt, June 22—64 

Danville, Jan 9—63 

Resaca, May 1.5—04 

Louisville, July 4 — 64 

Nashville, Mar 15—64 

Darlington 

Louisville, .fuly2— 63 

Nashville, June 10—64 

Louisville, Feb '23—64 

Resaca, May 15 — 64 

Monroe 

Danville, Mar )i>-63 

Chattanooga, July 14—64 

Atlanta, Aug 4—64 

Danville, Dec 21—62 



H 



Caledonia, Apr 15—83 



Racine 

Chattanooga, May 27—64 

Raymond 

Covington, Feb 8—65 

Racine 

Danville 

Racine 

Tullahoma, Dec 23—63 

Chattanooga, July 12—64 

Nicholasville, Jan 1— f3 

Peach Tree Creek, July 50—63 

Danville, Jan 2—63 



Kelly N T 
Law, Jonathan 
Lundsgard, A 
Lytic, Abram 
Madama, Wm* 
Madison, Peter 
MeC.anless, Wm* 
McConnell, Jno C 
McHuron, G 
Murphy, J B, corp 
Muth. Geo 
Nelson , F, corp-f- 
Nobles, M 
Peterson, JJ 
Phelps, Geo 
Reed, J L* 
Reed, T W 
Salvorsen, Peter 
Schrltzraeyer, Jno 
Schlagheck, H 
Shuck, N 
Sipperly, Reuben 
Slater, Wm 
Smith. Philip 
Smiley, J A 
Stacks, Moses A 
Stewart, Hugh 
Vanderhlll, Frank 
Wood,BS 
Wright, JDK* 
Wy.att, Wm 
Y^oung, John C 



Sparta 

Annapolis, Apr 28—63 

Nicholasville, Dec 16—62 

Danville,|Jan 17—63 

Peach Tree Creek. July 20— «4 

Annapolis, Apr 11—63 

Resaca, May 15—64 

Danville, Jan 11—63 

Mount Pleasant, Aug 28—63 

Danville, Feb 4—63 

Hebron, Neb 

Jeffersonvllle, June 14 — 61 

Sandersville, Nov 10—62 

Raymond 

Murlrecsbore. Feb 22—24 

Lost Mountain, June 16—64 

Racine 

Annapolis, May 2—63 

Nashville Apr 20—63 

Annapolis, Apr 18—63 

Nicholasville, Dec 2— 82 

Danville, Feb 11—63 

Danville, Jan 16—63 

Nicholasville, Dec 16—62 

l^xington, Nov 14—62 

Nashville. Mar 9— 6S 

Danville, Dec 22—62 

Racine 

Danville, Jan 9—63 

Resaca, May 16—64 

Nicholasville, Dec 22—62 

Almond 



Capt P W I'l-acy 
Capt M W Patton* 
Capt Jno W Parker 
Lt L C Morgan 
Barry, Ed 
Bullis, Ar.'id+ 
Cadman, Wm F 
Carpenter, Sam'l 
Doud, C P 
Doud, Milo P 
Everett, Wm 
Goddard. E A, coit) 
Hanson, Christi.an 
House, Jas E, sgt 
Jenson, Carl 
Lapp, Cha"+ 
Lee, Hugh Jr, I 
Lund, Jacob+ 
Merical, J 
Mills, Chas 
Nicholas. Albert 
Parker, Wm F 
Rambault, G+ 
Rombault, V 
Rice, H 
Secrest, Geo 
Sherman, P 
Smith, Alberto 
Tallman, Alexis W* 
Willett, Jno 



Brooklyn, N Y 

Resaca, May 18 — 64 

Chicago, III 

Janesville 

Kingston, June 26 — 64 

Danville, Feb 26—63 

Danville, Jan 14—64 

Danville, Feb 7—03 

Danville, Jan 12—63 

Danville, Jan 9—63 

Lexington, Feb lo— 63 

Nashville, Mar 6—63 

Danville, Jan 15—63 

St Louis, Mar 25—63 

Chattanooga, Aug 11—61 

Beloit 

Columbia, .Mar 11—63 

Turner's Ferry, Aug 30—64 

Superior, Minn 

Annapolis, Apr 18 — 63 

Danville, Dec 24— 63 

Columbia, Mar 25—63 

Danville, Feb »— 63 

Neillsville 

Danville, Dec 24—62 

Nashville, Feb 16—63 

N.Tshville, Apr 23— 63 

Lost Mountain, Juno 16— 1)4 

Annapolis, Apr 15 — 63 



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Capt Lester Perkins 

Capt G E Bingham 

Lt Jno Stewart 

Lt Van B S Newman 

Lt Epbralm H Newman Nicholasville, Dec 28— 63 

Lt B F Raymond 

Lt Wm C Penn 

Austin, E W Nashville, May 2—63 

Austin, Seth Louisville 

Baker, F Annapolis, Apr 2,3—63 

Berry, Jno H, corp Apr s— 63 

Boyer, Andrew Brandon 



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Bradsliaw, C W 
Chiueliill, L'i-las» 
Couert. J M, t 
Cramer, Jno ii 
Danabaugli, C 
Davis. Z P. corp« 
Debolt, Jno, corp* 
Gould, 3 
Hale, F M 
Harrington, M 
Harrington, Wm 
Howard, H .7, 1 
Jones, VVni C 
Klldow, J P. f 
Llndsley, Wm E, t 
Lindsley, CliasC, 1 
Meldon. J P 
Morris, Kobt 
Koby, Hazzard* 
Smitb, Jas. 1 
Stahlnlcker, Jas W 
Swan, Richard 
Warner, Wm H 
Wooding, Levi S+ 
Young, Henry 



Annapolis, Apr 25— 63 

Kesaca, May 15— Ot 

Brodhead 

Kenesaw Mt, July 1— G4 

St Louis, May 9—63 

Kesaca, May is— 64 

Mar 6—63 

Indianapolis, Oct 1»— 64 

Resaca, June 2— 64 

Pedee 

Klldow 

Albion, Neb 

Annapolis, Apr 24—63 

Brodhead 

Neosho 

Montana 

Oakley 

Paducah, Feb 14— 63 

Kesaca, May 10--64 

Warren's Mills 

Lexington, Ky 

Louisville, Jan 2—63 

Nashville, Mar 18—63 

Resaca, May 19 — 64 

Danville, Jan 5—63 



UN ASSIGNED. 

HInes, Jas. sgt m.a]+ Mar 10—63 

Babcock, C Murfreesboro. Mar 7—64 

Bellows. Leonard H, me Delavan 



Davis, H N. b 
Davison , Thos J 
Decker, Henry, pa 
Edwards, Evon 
Halverson, H 
Hazelton, W B 
Hunt. Wm J 
Jones. Evan, I 
Kavanaugh. T P, corp 
Klttlnger, F 
Morris, D.avld 
Noyes, Wm 
Purdy. G«o 
Stewart, Arthur 
Smith, CW 
Thayer. C B 
Wells, F E 



Beloit 

DanvUle, Feb 1.^-63 

Delavan 

Delavan 

Danville, Feb 9-63 

Madison 

Leiington— 63 

Delavan 

May 6—65 

Murfreesboro, Sept 23—63 

Nashville, Mar 2—64 

Janesville 

Nlcholasvllle. Nov 13—63 

Colnmbus. May 6—63 

Geneva Lake 

Clay Bank 

Racine 



TWENTY-THIRD INFAN- 
TRY 

Three years. Organized August 26th, 1862. 
Original strength. 094, gain by recruits, etc, 123. 
Total 1117. Death loss, 289— killed In action, 22. 
died of wounds, 16, ef disease, 249, accidents, 2. 
Other losses, 412— missing, l desertions, 6 trans- 
fers, 124, discharges, 281. Strength at muster 
out, July 4th, 1863, 416. Campaigns in Ky, Tenn, 
Miss, La, Ark, T«zu, Ala. 



REGIMENTAL ROSTER, 



Col J J fluppey 
Lt Col Edmund Jassen 
Lt Col Wm F Vilas 
LI Col K P Hill 
Ma] C H Williams 
Ad] W G Pitman 
Ad] Geo Gibson 
Adj Call Jussen 
Q M F L Hicks 
QMJCTredway 
Q M H L Oraj 
Surg Jas Prentlcs 
Surg Jno Groenlng 
Jno H Angell 
A Surg O H Woods 
A Surg K H Irwin 
A Surg MG Todd 



A 



Portage 
Chicago 
Madison 
N Y City 
Baraboo 
Madison 

N Y City 

Muscoda 

St Louis. Mo 

Baraboo 

Portage 



Lodl 



Capt Wm F Yilas 
Capt S W Botkln 
Lt Alex Atkinson 
Lt Jas E Karn 
Adams, Harvey 
Atkinson, A, m 
Bcyler. Charles H 
Brooks, W L 
Daniels, Wm 
Eaton, C O 
Ellicksen, Jno 
Gudmansen, Lewis 
(tunsanlls, Jno 
Hill Jos A, corp 
Hodstetter, J 
Jack, A G» 
Jacobson. C 
Johnson, Reler, corp 
Lelhlmer, Matthew 
Lynch, J W 
Lyon, B F 
Lyon, Benton 
Moaier, James 
Pearsons, 8 E, corp. me 
Pierce, G 
Rivers. Thomas 
Roy, r I 
Sutton, John E 
Vanatta, Levl4- 
Van Buren, K B 
Vroman,D 
Waltz, Geo 
Wells. J.ao A 



Madison 

Madison 

Omaha, Neb 

Madison 

Baton Rouge, Juno 27—64 

Omaha. Xeb 

Madison 

MillikeusBeud, Apr 23— 63 

Louisville, Nov 15—62 

MillikeDS Bend. Mar 19—62 

New Orleans, Oct 2C— 64 

New Orle.ans. Oct 13—63 

Memphis. Dec— 63 

MlUlkens Bend, Apr 4— 63 

June 12—63 

Carrion Crow. Nov 3—63 

Youngs Point, Feb 5—63 

MUlikens Bend, Apr 2—62 

May 4—63 

Yankton, DT 

Louisville, May 25—63 

Youngs Point, Mar 4—63 

New Orleans, Aug 27—04 

Madison 

June 20—63 

MUUkens Bend, Ajir 8— 63 

Nashville, Apr 1—63 

Memphis, March 11—03 

St Louis, Mar 6— 63 

Memphis, Dec 2—62 

MilUkens Bend, Apr 23—63 

Memphis, Mar 10—63 

Tomah 



Wharnby, Thomas+ New Orleans, Nov 18—63 



B 



Capt Jno E Duncan 
Lt Jno N Sumner 
Lt F G Marsh 
Lt Warren Gray 
Beer, Taylor 
Bennett, Jas, sgt 
Bertenshaw, W+ 
Bray, Thos N 
Buss, Jas 
Buss, Richard 
Case, LaFayettB 
CuUen, Simon 
DeGrofI, Watson 
Dunlap, Jno W 
Duncan, J E, ed 
Evans, Jesse T 
Garrison, J M 
Hanford, Geo E 
Hlckey, Patrick 
Hill, Oscar 
Hughes, Henry 
Judklns, Orln, corp 
Knause, John 
May, Orlando V 
McCoy, Philip H 
Norton, Willis* 
Ray. G B« 
Van Hook, F 
Woodbury, N 



Eldora, la 
Madison 



Young's Point, Feb 22—63 

Madison 

Vlcksbnrg, May 26—63 

Yankton. D T 

Young's Point, Feb 14—63 

Mar 9—63 

Vicksburg. Aug 12—63 

Memphis, Aug 31— «3 

Memphis, Apr 4—63 

Memphis, July 3—63 

Eldorado, la 

St Louis, Mar 21—63 

Manchester. la 

St Louis, Mar 21—63 

Calamine 

Vicksburg May 20—63 

Memphis, Apr 1—63 

Apr 10—63 

Memphis, Oct 3—63 

St Loals, Apr 22—63 

Apr 16—63 

Sabine Cross Roads, Apr 8—64 

Arkansas Post, Jan 11—63 

Memphis— 6» 

St Lenta, Aug a-*3 



Capt E P Hill 
Capt H Sorenson 
Lt Jno Shoemaker 
Lt S F Salisbury 
Lt Jos W Richardson 
Lt J L JoUey 
Anderson, R 
Becker, G W 
Blood, I P 



Portage 
Green Bay 



Young's Point, Feb— 63 

Helena, Nov $—64 

Sand Creek 



Cobb,L.sgt» 
Cook, Martiu* 
Crosby, Jno 
Deiiipsey, J. sgt 
Eastman, W 
Edgarton. Jno L 
Flower. C B 
Fltts, Jas F 
Glassow, P, corp 
Halsey, T E, 1st sgt 
Hewitt, Jos, Jr 
Hosfnrd, Juo W 
Johnson, Jno P 
Jones, Wm E 
Lewis. J A. sgt* 
Mason, Matthew T 
Morrison, Nelson 
Northrup, S D 
Parmeuter, G G 
Pulver, J H 
Repler, F,f 
Ressler, Frank 
Roberts, Wm M 
Rosecrans.'Frank 
Shoemaker, J M 
Smith, Jno 
Spiccr, A K 
V.an Zandt. S E, corp 
Whitney, Jas 
Williams. J D 
Wilson, N D 



Marcellon, Aug 13— ci 

Jackson, Oct 5—64 

Frankfort, Apr 24—63 

White River, Dec 22—63 

New Orleans. June 11—64 

Keokuk, July— 63 

Youngs Point. Feb— 63 

Memphis, Jan 25 — 63 

Jan 22-63 

MilUkens Bend,:Mar 30—63 

Milllkens Bend, June 1—63 

Jan 22—63 

Chicago. Ill 

Youngs Point. May 31— f3 

Vicksburg, May 28-63 

MouudvlUe 

Feb— 63 

Feb 16—63 

Vicksburg, July 31—63 

Youngs Point, Fet)— 63 

Kildare 

Kildare 

MilUkens Bend, Mar— 63 

New Orleans, June 9— 64 

Green Bay 

Feb-C3 

Wilton 

at Louis, Feb n— 63 

Nor\valk 

MilUkens Bend— 63 

MilUkens Bend, Apr5— C3 



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Capt Jno N Sumner 
Lt J W Toltord 
Lt Jas L Baker 
Lt F A Stoltze 
Lt B ASTaf t 
Lt Wm Brink 
Andell, Jas 
Anderson, 'Jas 
Arneson, Arne 
Baker, Wm H 
Bakke, Ole O 
Eraun, A O 
Cole, A B 
Crooks, Jas 
D.avidson, A 
Elder, D,"sgt 
Ellis, N H 
Finch. T 
Haveland, N A 
Holcomb, H H 
Jura, A K 
Larson, Evan 
Lee, Alack A 
Lepley, Isaac 
Lewlson.'Ole* 
Marsh. Eli E 
Moon, Ole G 
Morton, Henry 
North, David 
Nott, C B 
Oleson, Tusten 
Palmeter, E 3 
Kall,IHerman 
Salsbury, N H 
Sanderson, Jas+ 
Slagg, A 
Slagg, E E 



Capt Jas M Bull, cl 

Lt Jm E Bull 

Lt Robt M Addison 

Lt Henry Vilas 

Lt Jas Hays 

Lt D Tredway 



Madison 

Nelllsvllle 

St Louis, Mo 

. Madison 

Whitewater 

Jan 16—63 

Jan 16-63 

MiUtkens Bend, Apr 6—63 

Oshkosh 

MilUkens Bend. May 22—63 

MilUkens Bend.pHar 25—63 

Vicksburg, Dec 16—64 

MlUlkens Bend, Mar 30-63 

Memphis, May J5— 64 

Vicksburg, May 22— 63 

Sparta 

MlUlkens Bend, May 26—63 

MUUkens Bend.'Apr 1—63 

Helena 

Yonngs Point," Jan;26— 63 

MUUkens Bend, Mar IS— 63 

Mar 16-63 

April 2S-63 

Carrion Crow,'Nov 3—63 

St Louis, Jnne?9— 63 

MlUlkens Bend, June 9—63 

Northfleld, Minn 

MlUlkens Bend, Mar 20—63 

Lake Providence, Mar 7—62 

Youngs Point, Feb 4—63 

Dec 27—63 

VIcksbnrg.lAug 27-64 

May 11-61 

Vicksburg, Aug »— «» 

MlUlkens Bend, Mar 28— M 

Cambridge, Mar23— *4 



Minn 
'Washington, Kan 

Not -73 
March 23—62 
St Louis, Uo 



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Lt Carl .Tas.sen 
Lt Wm Sod en 
Karden. [liiam 
Borwell, J C 
Bull, EC 
Bull, Jiilin A 
Casey, .Tag 
Couitin, D 
Crandall,.Tolin A 

Dejean. Harrison 

Dodge, A 

Drake. Allen 

Diirin. T D 

Harris, (i T 

Hayes, Jacob E 

Hayes. I. sgt 

Hoke. Clias 

Holcombe, W 

Ivory. J J 

Laiighlin, J L 

Lawrence, N h 

Melville, T 

Meyer, Carl H 

Netlierwood, C W, 

Newman. C T 

Norton,;j E 

Palman.J E 

Plielps. Jno 

Porter, Jno F 

Poweis. H C, corp 

Kicliardson, B F 

Kol)lnsoii,T 

Schultz, Ernst* 

Spears. Jno D 

Tyler, O 



N Y City 

Youngs Point, M;,r 2—63 

Youngs Poinf. Mar .5 — 63 

Frankrort. Jan 27—63 

Washington. Kan 

Millikens Bend, Jan 23—13 

Youngs Point, Mar 8— 03 

July 9— «3 

Youngs Point, Jan 'J? — 63 

Millikens Bend, Mar 15-63 

Mempbis. July 17—63 

Y'oungs Polnt.!Feb 1—63 

Vicksburg, N"ov;g— 64 

St LouiH, Apr 12—64 

Millikens Bend. Mar 23— 63 

Millikens Bend.JMar 22—63 

Youngs Point. Feb 13—63 

Arkansas Post. Jan 12—63 

Millikens Bend. Mar 15—63 

Youngs Point, Feb 22— fi3 

Youngs'Point. Mar 9—63 

Columbus, Jan 23—03 

p m Oregon 

MilMkens Bend, Mar 8—63 

MiUikensiBeud. Apr20— 6:! 

Youngs Point. Mar 6—1.3 

Millikens Bend. Apr 2— 63 

Tyler. Sept i2— 64 

Jeff B rracks. July 0—63 

St Louis. Apr 12—63 

Mempliis. July 1—63 

Vicksburg. May 20—63 

Napoleon., Ian lij — 63 

Memphis, Apr 2—63 



Wheeler, S, corp Millikens Bend, May 19—0* 



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Capt C H Williams 
Capt J A Scblick 
Lt E L Walbridge 
Lt D C Stanley 
Lt Kobt E Crandall 
B iley, L J 
Bailey, Z K 
Bates, Chas 
Blivius, Calvin K 
Case. E W 
Cline, Jacob 
Delap. Edw 
Densniore. J M 
Freeman, E B 
Hamilton, W H, corp 



Baraboo 

Bennington, N Y 

La Crosse, May 3i— 63 

Biiral-too 

Baraboo 

Millikens Bend, Apr 14—63 

Nicholasville, Nov 21—62 

Millikens Bend, May 15—03 

St Louis, Mar 9— 63 

Youngs Point, Jlar !>— 63 

Bar..boo 

Memphis, Mar 14—63 

Youngs Point, Feb 19—63 

Millikens Bend, Mar 20—63 

Youngs Point, Feb u— «3 



Hague. Jno F* Sabine Cross Koads, Apr 8—64 



Kezartee, Jno W-H 
Kipp, Peter H 
Knowles, Peter 
Lippett, Wm 
Mason, J as W 
Miller, Erastus D» 
Miles. Andrew J 
Newhall, Cephas K 
Piatt, Jacob 
Pollock, Win 
Porter, Jno F 
Kemmington, M 
Roberts, Jas D 
Savage, Jos 
Savage. J N 
Seamans, E G. sgt 
Shearer. Jno 
Spear. Elijah C 
Spooner, B B 
Smith, G H 
Staley, Jno 
Stoner, C L 
Stowell, Geo 
Thomas, O W, sgt 
\'an Ornian, M 
Waltz, Jno 



St Louis, Aug 20—03 

Memphis, Mar 28—63 

Millikens Bend. Mar 19—03 

Youngs Point, Mai 5—63 

Memphis, July 15 — 63 

Blakely, Apr 8—65 

Jan 20—03 

Millikens Bend, Mar 21— 63 

July 9—63 

Youngs Point, Jan 24—63 

Tyler, Sept 12-64 

Memphis, Feb 10-63 

Millikens Bend, Apr 1—63 

Baraboo 

Baraboo 

Logansvllle, Jan 6—63 

Y'oungs Point, Mar 9—63 

Cincinnati, Oct 22—62 

Decrows Point. Jan 7—04 

Y'oungs Point, Jan 27—63 

Memphis, Apr 4— 63 

Millikens Bend, May 15-63 

Youngs point, Feb 4—03 

Memphis, Jan 1—63 

St Louis, Feb T— 03 

Mempbis, Mar 9—63 



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Capt Jas F Hazeltou 
Capt J W Tolford 
Lt C W Tuttle 
Lt Wm H Dunham 
Lt F H Lull 
Lt L F Warner 
Lt G S Campbell 
Bently, E 
Cowes. F S 
Dedish.Nicholiis* 
Eason. E E, sgt 
Edwards. Jos S 
Fuller, Allied E 
Johnson, M L-|- 
, Jones, StClaire 
Jones, John G, corp* 
Kehler, Lewis 
Keifer, Francis D 
Kelley, John, corp 
Moore, J M, corp 
Nelson, F 

Nickerson, Nelson H 
Page, Q A 
Parry. E. corp 
Plum. L F 
Quinn, Charles E+ 
Kogers, Manfred 
rrask, Seth 
Tolford, J W 
Warner, DanielC 
Whiting, W J 
Williams, K K 
Williams, Jabez* 



Nellbiville 



New Orleans, Mar 31—64 

Memphis, Dec 18—02 

Vicksburg, June 26 — 63 

Memphis, 'Mar 21—63 

Ean galls 

Millikens Bend, Mar 27—63 

Feb 6—63 

Hamlin 

Sandy Bayou, Oct .5— 64 

Memphis, Mar 15—03 

Memphis, Mar 15— O^i 

New Orleans, Dec 23-63 

Youngs Point. Feb 17—63 

Jackson, July 10—03 

TranspMt. Jan 22—62 

Baton, RiHige, July 26—04 

Youngs Point, Feb 2—63 

Keokuk, Jan 25—63 

Vicksburg, June 22—63 

Youngs Point, Feb 7—63 

Morganzia, Aug 1 — 64 

Neillsville 

Transport, Jan 24—63 

Youngs Point, Feb 14—6:! 

bt Louis, May 22—63 

Carrion Crow, Nov 3 — 63 



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Capt E H Irwin 
Capt D C Holdrldge 
Lt Itobt Steele 
Lt J B Duncan 
Lt A W Baker 
Bates, Jno* 
Brown, C L* 
Brown. J C. E 
Bromfield, Edwln+ 
Bunker, T 
Collins, J R, f 
Dowden.Thos J 
Duel. Alonzo F 
Eaton, FAG 
Ellingson, Ole 
Grindell, Wm 
Harmley. Jno 
Holcoinb. O E 
Jones, Wm J 
Kenworthy, Jno 
Kingsley, G W 
Kyle, A J 
OUson, Lars 
Paul. Jno W, f 
Pettit, Jas 
Richmond, Edgar 
Kiddle. Edwin C 
Ring, Wm 
Rood, Wm H 
Shaw. Jason W-(- 
ShurtlilT, Wm T, sgt 
Stacker. C F. sgt 
Stahl. J F.corp + 
Stroud. J D* 
Varrender. G H 
WatBe, Harvey 
Warriner, LC 
Waterburv, E O. I 
Weber, V 



Lodi 

Dane 
Eldora, la 

Vicksburg, June 23—63 

Vicksburg, May 22—63 

Lodi 

Memphis. June 13—03 

Madison, Nov 20 -63 

Lodj 

Youngs Point, Mar 2—63 

Memphis, Mar 29— 63 

St Louis, Aug 5— 63 

Feb 8— 03 

Mound City, Feb 5—03 

Memphis, Aprs— 63 

Youngs Point, Apr 6 — 62 

Jell Barracks, June 19—63 

Vicksburg, June 28—65 

Millikens Bend, Dec 26— 62 

Chicago, III 

Morganzia, July 29—04 

Lodi 

Mil'ikens Bend, July 22-03 

Lodi 

New Orleans, Sept 14—64 

Memphis, Jan 31— 63 

Youngs Point, Feb 29—63 

Vicksburg, May 28—03 

Vicksburg, June 2— 0.3 

Jan 30—63 

Vicksburg, May 26—03 

Sabine Cross Road, Apr 8—04 

Jan 28-68 

Keadall 

Jan 23—63 

Augusta 

Kildare 



Capt A R Jones 
Capt W G Pittnian 
Capt S F Salisbury 
Capt -Ino Shoemaker 
Lt LD Frost 
Lt Jno M Simmer 
Lt J G Norton 
Bonner, R A 
Couilard. J A 
Clark, Wm G 
Duignon Wiuced 
Dnrfey.Chas 
Edgley, Jerome 
Febland. A 
Ford, Kobt E* 
Hayden, L F 
Hoffman. Philip 
Inskeep. P S 
Jenkins, Amos F 
Killer, W J 
Kessenich, C A* 
Kinsman, Jerome 
Matts, Wm L 
Mayhew. F W 
Meyers, Jesse 
Mithnn. L 
Moore, L B 
Nenscm. T 
Newell. J H 
Nichols, G E 
Nye, Josiah 
Park, R J 
Pierce, Sam'l S 
Plackett. Edwin, 
Pritchard, E 
Sherman, J F 
Sweep, C R 
Torgerson, Ole 
Tubbs, Daniel 
Tyler. Ezra 



Madison 
Madison 



Green Bay 

Chicago, III 

Madison 

Viioqiia 

Mississippi River. Aug 21—63 

Millikens Bend, Apr 7—63 

Merrimac 

Footville 

Mar 11—63 

Millikens Bend. Apr 1—63 

Memphis Apr 13—63 

Vicksburg. May 19—63 

Millikens Bend, Mar 28-63 

Door Creek 

Y'oungs Point, Feb 26—03 

St Louis, July 10—03 

Clay Centre, Neb 

Sabine Cross Road, Nov 3—03 

Covington, Oct 7—62 

Verona 

Millikens Bend, Apr 1—63 

Verona 

Youngs Point Feb 19—63 

Jan 3—63 

Jan 28—63 

Millikens Bend, Apr 18—63 

Mound City, Jan 2—63 

Verona, Sept 5 — 63 

Helena, Nov 25— 14 

New Orleans, Oct 8—62 

St Louis, July 2—63 

Feb 11—63 

New Orleans, July 18—64 

Youngs Point Feb 20—03 

Youngs Point, Jan S2— 03 

Memphis, Apr 1—63 

May 8—03 

Williams, E T, corp Mississippi Rlver,Aug24— 63 
Wood, Wm H St Louis, Apr 7—63 

Young, D B, corp Vicksburg, Oct 16—04 



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Capt N S Frost 
Capt E S Fletcher 
Lt A J McFarland+ 
Lt Jos W Richardson 
Lt Jno B Malloy 
Lt Basil Smout 
A'diick, N B 
Ambler, Washington 
Ballard, W M+ 
Baxter, H J 
Blakely. R 
Burnham, Jas 
Campbell, Joel 
Clements, Henry 
Dewey. Moses 
Douglas. D M 
Getty, Jno W 
Hardy, Thos. coi-p 
Henrv, Jacob 
Hilllard. JnoG. sgt* 
Hlnes, Nelson 
Hines. S 
Hughes, Hugh 
Jacobs, Henry, corp 
James, D C 
Johnson, G W 
Johnson. Merrill 
Jones. W. corp+ 
Lindley, B F» 
Little, W H 
Mather. Henry 



Memphis, Dec 18—62 
Portage, July 4—63 



Vicksburg. Aug 8—63 

Hannibal. Mo 

Carrion Crow. Nov 4—63 

Prairie du Sac 

Youngs Point, Jlar 4—63 

Youngs Point, Feb 12— 3 

Jan 7—63 

Apr 6-63 

Mound City, Jan 19—63 

Dec 27—02 

Memphis. Dec 8—63 

Tyler. Sept 17—64 

White Mound 

Carrion Crow, Nov 3—63 

Jan 30—63 

Youngs I'oint, Mar 4—03 

Millikens Bend, Apr 28—63 

Jan 28—03 

May 2— (3 

Odevalt, la 

Prairie du Sac 

Vicksburg. July 17-61 

Ft Hind man, Jan 11—63 

Independence. la 

Youngs Point. Feb 17—63 



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May. P S 

Mcrready, Sam 'I* 
MiKeever. Jas* 
IMiirray, A 
N'li'liols. Jiio F 
Oakley, Jas 
Oleson, L 
haiker, Morris S 
Patcliin, O, Sft 
I'liet'ley, T 
liouse. Clias 
Schluckeubier, F 
Thompson, A M 
Tlioriiliurgli. A D 
Tlioruton, K U 
TlicMiuis. Jno W 
VValleiisuliriiidt, F 
Wauzee, L 



Youngs Point, Mar 1—6 

Ft Hindman, Jan 11—63 

Carrion Crow. Nov 3 — G3 

Younys Point, Fi-h 26—63 

Younys Point, Feb 21—63 

St Lonis, Aug II — 63 

Ft Hinilinan, Jan 12—63 

Youngs Point, Feb 17—63 

Nov 23—62 

Millikens Beud. Mar 16-13 

Youngs Point, Mar 3—63 

Covington, Sept 30—62 

June 12—63 

Mempliis, Feb 5—63 

Dec 25—62 

Meinplil3, Dec 15—02 

Y'oungs Point, Mar 3— 1;3 

Memphis, Feb 14 — 63 



Ax tell, J, A Surg 
Calentyre, Geo 
Crawford, FM 
Pruyii, 15 VV 
Kufuit, F 
Steihi. Henry D 
Townley, C 
Young, U M 



UNASSIGXED. 

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AndersunviUe, Sept 18—04 

Feb 22—63 

Portage 

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Black River Falls 

Algiers, July 9—04 

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61, died of wounds, 35, of disease, 77. Other 
losses. 4S8, lULssing, 0, desertions. 71, transfers, 
138, discharges. 28j. Strength at niuster-out, 
June loth, 1865. 400. Campaigns iuKy.,Teuu., 
Ala., Ua. 

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Col C H Larrabee 

Col Xlieo S West 

Col Arthur McArlhur. Jr 

LlCol E L Bal trick 

UCol KC Uibbard 

Maj C Von Baunibach 

MaJ AIra Philbrook* 

Maj W'm Ivennedy 

Adj H Buchanan 

tj M (i K starkweather 

y .\I F W Itidlle 

Surg U E Haiise 

A Surg Chas .\Iuller+ 

A Surg J P Wheeler 

Chap Francis Fasseder 

Chap Jno P Koe 



Seattle, W T 

Philadelphia, Penii 

Liltle Kock, Ark 

Kdli.lUlla, W V 

Milwaukee 

Milwaukee 

Franklin, Nov 30—64 

Milwaukee 

Little Falls, N Y 

Minneapolis, iMiiin 

Detroit, Mich 

Milwaukee 

Covington, Ky 

Brighton, N Y 

Beaver Dani 

Omaha. Neb 



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Capt E C Hibbard 
Capl K H Anstia 
Lt T E Balding 
Lt Benj Hickox 
Lt (ieo F Eddy 
U VV B Cobnru 
Lt Geo Blever* 
Lt H F Orake 
Adams. A K 
Axtell. VV B. corp-f- 
Barruws. W C L 
B.ite. T S 
Buckley, J 
Buckley, Ed 
Boose, Jno 
Billiard. II D 
Case, L B 
Cheeney, E W 



Milwaukee 
Chicago. ID 
Milwaukee 
New York City. N Y 
Milwaukee 

Stone River, Jan 14— «3 

Milwaukee. Jan 24— 1;3 

IMilwaukee 

Chattanooga, Oct 4—63 

Ricliland Centre 

Vining Station, Aug ;n— 04 

Manistee. Midi 

Manistee. Mich 

Pensaukee 

Deiaviin 

Murfreesbnro. Jan 15—6.) 

Louisville, July 11—63 



Church, Will P 
Clark, J H 
("ook.I S 
Cookson, C I" 
Cooley, Geo A, sgt 
Cooley,HH* 
Conway, Thos A 
Corgan, K* 
Coriieillie, PC+ 
Crocker. Asa D 
Dewey. Jno S+ 
Eddy, Geo T, sgt 
Fellows, L 
Fleniming, Wni, me 
Gronenger, L C 
Umckley, LD 
Hubbard, SD 
Hunter, David 
Kline, Sidney 
Log.aii, Geo M 
Malioney, Jno 
Macaroy, Wm 
Marsh, (leo 
Malloiy,JL 
McAvery, Wm 
McCarthy, Jno 
McDonald, W H 
Meyer, C G 
Parsons. Jno 
Parsons. sila.s B* 
Pulilman.Otlo 
Reynolds, T 
Schwar zbuig, Wm 
Sherman, Wm 
Sherman, LewisN 
Silsby, A4- 
Singer, J F 
Siiiitli, Chas A 
Stall, Geo C, .sgt, mo 
Sloi y, Isaac M 
Snyder. M L 
syder. Matt 
Tiiirsk,ThosT 
Thomas, W H 
Woodward, CI* 
Ycssen, A 



Nashville, Feb 27—63 

Lancaster 

Bowling Green, Nov 29—62 

Stone River, Dec 31—62 

Milwaukee 

Kcnesaw Mt, June 22—64 

Mitwankeo 

Chickaniauga, Sept 20—63 

Milwaukee, June 13-63 

Sheboygan 

Dallas, May 28—64 

Milwaukee 

Bardstown, Oct 9- i2 

Milwaukee 

Murfreesboro, Jan 6— «4 

Milwaukee 

Mendora 

Caldwells Prairie 

Negaunee, Mich 

Nashville, Oct 14—63 

Milwaukee 

Kilbourn City 

Valley City, D T 

Sheboygan 

Kansas City, Mo 

Milwaukee 

Riclimond, Nov 4—68 

Madison 

West Salem 

Chlckamauga, Sept 20— 63 

Plymouth 

Madison 

Milwaukee 

Colorado Springs, Col 

Milwaukee 

Chattanooga, July 3 —M 

Milwaukee 

Milwaxikee 

Milwaukee 

Buffalo, N Y 

Waukesha 

Waukesli.t 

Chicaeo, III 

Pewaukee 

Chickam.iuga, Sept 20— «3 

Audersouvllle, Aug 20—64 



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Capt Howard Green* Mission Kidge, Nov 25 — 63 



Capt C D Rogers 
Capt Geo Allanson 
Lt Geo H Cole 
Lt Henry G Rogers 
Alejander, John H 
Baiitly, Bart 
BrodericU, Michael 
Bnrdick, Norraau L 
Cbilds. W 
Christian, August 
Claylioi, David 
Cochran, B* 
Cole, G A 
Comstock, Eugene 
Ellniaker, Chas 
Fareli, Berkley 
Griswold, N 
Haydon. Geo B 
Ueth. Jas, Jr 
Heth, Chas B,sgt 
James, C L 
Jojce, R* 
Kendrick, Thos 
Kingslaiid, Alfred 
Kissain, O C 
Kissani. S 
Leichniiz, August F 
Loveland. Chas, Ins Agt 
MausUeld J S 



Milwaukee 

Milwaukee 

Feb 7—63 

Milwaukee 

Annapolis, Mar 6—62 

Milwaukee 

Milwaukee 

Milwaukee 

Nashville, Jan 6—63 

Milwaukee 

Murfreesboro, Feb 3—63 

Stone River, Dec 31—62 

Auuapolis, Feb 18-63 

Cliicago. Ill 

Jellcrson, Ind 

Milwaukee 

Murfreesboro, Feb 7— 63 

Milwaukee 

Shakopee, Minn 

Milwaukee 

Bowling Green, Nov 16—62 

Stoi.e River, Dee3l— 6i 

Milwaukee 

Murfreesboro, May i4— 63 

Nashville, Nov26— 62 

Murfreesboro, Feb 11-63 

Milwaukee 

Milwaukee 

Milwaukee 



Ma.son. H W, corp-f 
Maxfield, WH 
Mclntyre, Jno 
Merrill, David L 
Merrick. Geo W 
Miller, John 
Morrison, J C 
Niediuao. Conrad 
Ogdeii, Jolin G 
Partridge, Henry, sgt 
Ransom. Lewis, sgt 
Uockwell, G, sgt* 
Shurr, Levi 
Siran,Chas H, sgt 
Smyth. Joseph+ 
Trentlage. H A+ 
Ward,Philip-f 
Warnkee, John 
Vibber, Orville 
Willie, J L 
Williams, Chas 
Williams. S J 
Wilson, Jas J 
Wisson, Wm 



Ca|it C Von Baiiinbach 
Capt Chas Hartuug 
Lt Peter Strack 
LtC Grede 
Lt FSohlenstedt* 
Lt C C Mayer 
Lt Fred'k Wolgram 
Lt John Zettler 
Albert, Lewis H 
Amibruster, H 
Beck, G + 
Kullinan, Jerry, f 
Davitz. Wm 
Doerfler, J 
Eckhardt, R* 
Fox, Frank N 
( ioll, Jacob 
Gathrie, Bernhardt 
Hegeliiieyer, John 
Hermann, Mich.l 
Lserhot, H+ 
Jonsen, Fritz O 
Kahler F 
Kaul, Andrew 
Kliimli. A* 
Ivrieger, Ferdinand 
Kruger, Fred 
Knil, L 

Lang. Andreas 
Lauterbach, 
Leubhen, D, corp* 
Miiyer, L F, corp* 
Mueller. A E, corp+ 
Muelle,-, Henry 
Noikerman, G, corp* 
Pankow, Carl* 
Porth, Wm 
Uosenbauin,A4- 
Hupert, G 
Santee, J 
Serlierlich. J* 
Seifert, A 
Spaan. H 
Uiizer, Martin 
Yeller, Chas. corp 
Zaiil. Jno. Sgt* 
Zettler, Fied f 



Nashville, Dec 23 — S4 

Milwaukee 

Harrisville 

Union City, Mich 

Milwaukee 

Milwaukee 

La Crosse 

Milwaukee 

Milwaukee 

Milwaukee 

Milwaukee 

Stone River, Dec 31-62 

Chicago, HI 

Milwaukee 

Nashville, Jan 17—63 

Chattanooga, Nov 26 — 63 

Nashville, Jan 16—62 

Milwaukee 

Milwaukee 

Brookfleld Junction 

La Crosse 

Milwaukee 

Lake View, III 

Milwaukee 



Milwaukee 

Green Bay 

Milwaukee 

Chicago 

Jonesboro, Sept 1—64 



West Bend 

Milwaukee 

Oconomowoc 

Knoxvllle. June 24—64 

Nashville, Mar lu— 63 

Eau Claire 

Milwaukee 

Knoxville, May 1— «5 

Stone River, Dec 31—62 

Fond du Lac 

Marietta, Oct 25—64 

Kiel 

Milwaukee 

West Bend 

Ackworth, June 22— 63 

Milwaukee 

Chattanooga, July 11—64 

Si-on 

Kenesaw Mt, June 17-64 

Kiel 

Kiel 

Audersouvllle, July 31—64 

Louisville, Apr— 63 

Cedarbuig 

Franklin, Nov so— 64 

Besaca. M;'y 14—64 

Kesaca,May H—H 

St Louis 

Stone Hiver, Dec 31—62 

Stone River, Dec 31—62 

Milwaukee 

Atlanta, July 4 — 64 

Murfreesboro, Apr 27 — fi;j 

Nashville, Dec 2.') — 63 

Kesaca, May 14-64 

Andersonville, July 9 — 64 

Nashville, Dec 4—62 

Milwaukee 

Riclimond. Dec 7—6;! 

Franklin, Nov 30—64 

Oconomowoc 



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Gendner, Jno B 


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Milwaukee 


Connelly, Morris 


Wauwatosa 


Gregg, (Jeo* 


Stone River, Dec 31— «2 


Singer. Joseph 


Milwaukee 


Davis, R H, sgt+ 


Resaca. May 24—64 


Hauuy, L B 


Kashville. Dec 23—03 


Snickel. DofficI 


Bowling Green, Nov 12—62 


Davis, Geo. sgt 


Milwaukee 


Uazel, J W» 


Chaplin Hills. Oct 8—62 


Springstead, DH 


Stone River, Dec 31—62 


DeLury, Dennis 


Nashville. May 27-63 


Hennessy.S* 


Stone River, Dee 31—62 


Todhunter, J+ 


Chickamauga, Sept 2B— 03 


Dooley, J 


Andersonville, Aug5— 63 


Jeffei-s, R M* 


Stoue River, Doc 31— C2 


Triller. 6 P 


St Louis, Apr 7— C6 


Foley. Jas 


Wauwatosa 


Lane. Geo 


Milwaukee 


Tyler, J H, sgt 


Milwaukee, Jan 7—63 


Gage. Henry L 


Milwaukee 


Slaloney, M 


Jeffersonville, June Iti — CA 


Walter, A W, corp* 


Dallas, May 28— C4 


Gage, Henry, e 


St Paul, Minn 


McMulIen, A 


Murfree.sboro, Feb 9—63 


Watson, C D 


Butler 


Hale, Frank A, corp» 


Stone River, Dec 31—62 


Meeliaii. Jno 


Milwaukee 


Worth, D* 


Nashville, Dec 16-64 


Kasson, D N 


Milwaukee 


Morgan. E S, sgt 


Madison, Dec 16—64 




F 


Lewis, W B, drummer Evanston, III 


Moore, Edwin, 1 


Fond du Lac 




Long, Jno 


Andersonville, (let— 64 


Ryan, P 


Chattanooga, Sept 2— St 






McShane, Mike 


Milwaukee 


Slianahan, Jno* 


Pleasant Hill, May 16—65 


Capt Jno W Clark 


Bowling Green, Ky 


Ormond, Wm M 


Milwaukee 


Wliite, D 


Kashville, Nov 26—62 


Capt Julius W Clark 


Kankakee, 111 


Kourke. T« 


Kenesaw Mt, June 23—64 


Wiison, M. f 


Hebron 


Lt P C Lusk 


Elgin, 111 


Smite. Philip+ 


Pleasant Hill, Sept 2—64 






Lt C P Huntington 


Milwaukee 


Syrrcb, R B 


Washington 




E 


Lt Patrick Dunn 


Milwaukee 


Thompson, Edward 


Milwaukee 




Allen, Albert 


Milwaukee 


Thoisen, P 


Andersonville. Oct B— 64 






Anderson, John 


Milwaukee 


TiKhe,Tlio=:, sgt 


Milwaukee 


Capt D C Reed 


Milwaukee 


Anderson. Jas 


Austin. Minn 


Webber, F C 


Milwaukee .Tunc 20 — 64 


Capt D YiHorning 


Kew Hampton. la 


Buchanan. Horace 


Ll-tle Falls. N Y 


Whitney. Jas 


1' i u,,,*utwt. V UU.J ^\l u I 

Madison 


l.t J f, MItcliell 


Milwaukee 


Coleman, J B» 


Stone River, Dec 3i— 62 


Wood. Henry 


Milwaukee 


Lt Byron D L Abert 


Milwaukee 


Damon, A A 


Nashville, Jan 8—63 


Wood, Harvey 


MiJwauJiee 


Lt K P Elmore 


Rock Falls, la 


Dolan, Wm 


Kenesaw Mt, June 30—63 






Alroynes, Jno 


Andersonville, June 16— G4 


Downer, Chas T 


Milwaukee 




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Barber, E K, sgt 


New Alhany.'May G— 63 


Downer, Tim 


Milwaukee 




Barnicc-.Fred 


Wauw;itosa 


Dunn, Jno 


Milwaukee 






Bamtt. J D» Peach Tree Creek. Jnlv 20— G4 


Dunn, Patrick 


Milwaukee 


Capt H W Gunnf«on 


Dayton. Ky 


Bemges, Jno H* 


Dallas, May 28—64 


Fcntal, Bernard 


Applelon 


Capt Gustav Goldsmlth'CUckaraauga.Oct 4—63 


Bessenger, Chris 


Wauwatosa 


Ferritter, P 


Milwaukee 


Capt J G Tannatt 


Washington, D C 


Bi)rdwell. 1 1 mead 


Chicago, 111 


Flemuiing, Jas 


Madison 


Capt Julius W Clark 


Kankakee, 111 


Breen.John H 


Nashville, Dec 3—62 


Frowntelter. E 


Chattanooga, July 17—64 


Capt J N Kiefer 


Sheboygan Falls 


Brownell, Chaa 


Milwaukee 


Gilligan, Jno 


Madison 


Lt Geo Coote 




Brownell. David 


Mihv.aukee 


Heckman, J H, me 


Milwaukee 


LtEdwAR Blake 


Port Washington 


Bryant. Geo 


Milwaukee 


Hoffman. Jno 


Atlanta, Oct 1—63 


Lt C P Lark in 


Milwaukee 


Buckley. Daniel 


Milwaukee 


Holt. Norman 


Chicago 111 


Aureharamer, C 


Stone River, Dec 31—62 


Cleaveland, A W 


Nashville, Dec 22—62 


Hollister.J W 


Milwaukee 


Baker, F L« 


Chickamauga, Sept 20—63 


Cook Frank 


McGregor. la 


Hunt. D* 


Mission Ridge, Nov 25-63 


Berlaudi, Wm 


St Paul, Minn 


Doran, Ch;is 


Milwaukee 


Johnson, John 


Minneapolls,;]Minn 


Blake, E R 


Port Washington 


Duuch, Garrett 


Milwaukee 


Kehoe Patrick 


Milwaukee 


Beckler. Henry 


Port Washington 


Eschenbangh, A, 1 


Menominee Falls, Mo 


Keeley. Geo 


Milwaukee 


Bisch, Chas 


Port Washington 


Evert Fred 'k 


Prairie du Chien 


Keyes, H W 


Beaver Dam 


Bold, WmV 


Milwaukee 


Everett. Fred 


Prairie du Chien 


Kinsley, DcWitt C« 


Resaca, Slay 14—64 


Bietfett, Geo W 


Wenoiia, 111 


Fingado.Chas 


Wauwalosa 


Lawrence, Nat 


Milwaukee 


Brichler, Jno 


Louisville, Sept 7—62 


Fishback. John 


Chicago, 111 


Little, Thos 


Portage Clly 


Bruce, H 


Andersonville, July 20— «4 


Ferris, William 


Smithviil© 


Maher, Thos 


Kenosha 


Buchler. Henry 


Port Washington 


Hartmann, L 


Bowling Green, Nov 2—62 


JIcHugh, Jas 


Milwaukee 


Burns, Thos 


Chattanooga, Jan 8—64 


Harvey. James 


B? raboo 


McClenthen, Jno B, corp Maiilius, N Y 


Cliue. Chas 


Port Washington 


Hinds, Geo 


Fond du Lac 


McKay, Jno 


Milwaukee 


Douglas, Geo H 


Milwaukee 


Hinds, Win 


Food duLac 


McKillip^, M M, corp 


Murf reesboro, May 1 1—62 


Eder, Jno« 


Stone River, Dec 31-62 


Hiuds, Jno M 


Na-shville, D=c7— 62 


McLaughlin, P 


Milwaukee 


Ellenbecker. Frank* 


Pleasant Hill. May 16—64 


Hoft, F» 


Eesaca, May 14-64 


McLorley, Felix 


Portage City 


Ford, Thos J 


Towanda. Ill 


Hutchinson, Daniel 


Wauwatcsa 


McLorley,.lno 


Portage City 


Frisch, Charley 


Port Washington 


Karpensticn, Garrett 


Milwaukee 


MoIIatt, Wolf 


Milwaukee 


Fuller, C 


Nashville, Mr.rl8— 63 


Kitchen, Jno 


Chattanooga, Dec 23—63 


Morrison. Jno 


La(;rnsse 


Geary, Jas 


Milv.aukee 


Kramer. Jos 


Grafton 


New, Jos 


Milwaukee 


George, SamT 


Tlil«aukee 


Krause, Geo+ 


Nashville, Jan 25—63 


Presbrey, (; 


Murfreesboro, June 29- 63 


Glelzier, Jos 


Port .Washington 


Kiisse, Wm 


Milwaukee 


Eilev, Wm 


Nashville, Jan 27-63 


Howard, Jno+ 


Chattanooga, July : '-64 


Leister, Chas 


Milwaukee 


Sargent, Jno 


Portage City 


Keopp, Jno B 


Milwi: kee 


Lewis, Jno 


Granville 


Sculley, Jno 


Milwankee 


Kiefer, J H 


Fort Washirgion 


Lyons, Moses, 


Elm Grove 


Shaw, Geo 


Milwaukee 


Klein, Chas 


Port Washington 


Mitchell, Albert 




Smith. Henry 


Delavau 


Mangan, Jas, corp 


Andersounlle, July 10--6I 


Mitchell, Geo 


St Paul, Minn 


Sullivan. C L 


Stevenson. Nov 8-63 


McCulIcugh, Jno 


Janesville 


M.inlgoniery, J H 


Richmond, Jan 26—63 


Tcbbennam, A J, sgt 


• Chickamauga, Sep 20—63 


McElroy, Thos 


Milwaukee 


Moore, Geo, 


Wauwatosa 


Thompson, Geo 


Eau Claire 


McQuirkcn, Thos 


Milw.iul;ee 


Moore, Wm 


Wauwatosa 


Tiglie, Thos 


Milwaukee 


Mejer. Leopold 


Ahna.ee 


Moore, Martin 


Beaver Dam 


Toohey, Thos 


Bi Louis 


Mohrhu,seu, L T 


Manitowoc 


Moore. MP 


La Crosse 


Willi taker, Geo 


Milwaukee 


Neustadtl, N E* 


Chickamauga, Sept '-0— 63 


Muth, Phillips 


Wauwatosa 


Williams, C 


La Crosse 


Parker, T C-f 


Nashville, Jan 1') -63 


Noyes, Fanning 


Briggville 




G 


Rauscheuberger, J+ 


Kenesaw Mt, June 22-6- 


Philips, Eugene 


Butlre 




Reilley, Morris 


Milwaucee 


Poertner, Adam 


Milwaukee 


Capt Wm Kennedy 


Milwaukee 


Sexton, T 


Cleveland, ipr26 -64 



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Shenan, Jno, corp 
Turner, A A 
Ulbricht, Tlieo 
Watchtmiiii, A+ 
Waiiderer, C 
Wciskopf, G* 



Capt F A Root 
(japt Will H Sibley 
Lt K JCliivas* 
Lt Juo Borth 
l>i H A Keed 
Lt J L Mitchell 
Lt F W Kiddle 
Bougli, Care 
CaineroN, G-f- 
Casey, W C 
Coiiklin, S J 
Curley. E+ 
Davis, Dan'l B 
Devine, Pat 
Diiiick, Garrett H 
Felueiikamp, M 
Fetter, Jacob 
Frattthger. Peter 
Freucli. John 
Hahn, H 

Heyvvood, Geo, sgt 
Hollander, Adam 
Jones, Kichard 
Joups, Owen 
Lawrence, J 
Orrasby, Wm E 
Prltchard, T 
Kyan, Wm* 
Scott. Thos 
Slioles, Chas L 
Smith, Wm J 
Stott. Tlios G 
Sullivan, Jno 
Thompson, CQ 
Usigen. LouU 
Vose, Wm 
Ward, Wm 
Wehe, C L 
Welrick, C t 



Anderson vlUe, July 30—64 

Nashua, la 

Milwaukee 

Nashville, Sept 30—63 

Aluiapee 

Stone Biver, Dec 31—62 



Chattanooga, Dec 2—63 

Mllwaukfe 

Mission Ridge, Nov 25—63 

Milwaukee 

West Pdint, N Y 

Milwaukee 

Detroit, Mich 

Milwaukee 

NasliTllle, Jan 18—63 

La Critsse 

East Troy 

Nashville, Jan 18—63 

Milwaukee 

Milwaukee 

Milwaukee 

Chattanooga, Dec 31—63 

Fond du Lac 

Milwaukee 

Milwaukee 

Nashville, Jan 23—63 

Milwaukee 

Milwaukee 

Milwaukee 

Chicago. Ill 

Murfreesboro, Dec 10—63 

Milwaukee 

Chlckamauga. Sept 29—63 

Stone River, Dec 31—62 

Milwaukee 

Milwaukee 

Chicago, 111 

Milwaukee 

Milwaukee 

Rlpon 

Milwaukee 

Waterford 

Chicago, 111 

Chicago, 111 

St Louis, Mo 



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Capt E B Parsons 
Capt Thos E Balding 
Lt Louis T Battell 
Lt Jno E Armitage 
Lt Thos W C Moore 
Baldwin. Horace 
Bei-sch. Nicholas 
Brook.s, N B* 
Coles, Jno' 
Covalt. B C. corp* 
Day, Luke K 
Disch, Wm 
Gage, Augustas* 
Gallagher, A 
Gilbert, Jas* 
Grorer, Sauford 
Hanuan.E 
Ka'suer, L* 
Kelthur.D 
Lamb, Ed 
Link, Jno T 
Moore. Jno* 
Nicholion, Guy 
Plaff, Henry* 
Place, Charles 
Puffenrolh, Jno 
Putz, Wiu 
Saddler, Jno 
Spear, Phlllp+ 



Milwaukee 

Milwaukee 

Milwaukee 

Milwaukee 

Jacksonville Florida 

O.ak Creek 

■Wiiineconne 

Stone River, Dec 31—63 

Chltkamauga, Sept 30—63 

Franklin, Nov 30—63 

Oak Creek 

Bay View 

Stone Elver, Dec 3 1— 62 

Louisville, Feb lO — M 

Stone River, Dec 31— «2 

Oak Crerk 

Milwaukee 

Adairsvllle, May 17—64 

New Albany, Dec 14—63 

Chicago, III 

Nashville, Dec 19-62 

Resaca, May .4—64 

Oak Creek 

Stone River, Dec 31—62 

New Lisbon 

Madison, Dec 2i>— 64 

St Francis Station 

Mukwaiiago 

Chattanooga, May— 64 



Spence.T 
Steams. F+ 
Suhr, F 

Thompson, F L 
Thompson, Wm 
Wyre, Wm 
Yochum, G 



Bowling Green, Dec 17—62 

Chattanooga, Marie— 64 

Muifreesooro, July 2!>— 63 

ChiCHgo, 111 

St Francis Station 

Oak Creek 

Chlckamaugj, Sept 20-63 

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Barnes, F J, sgt-(- 
Cheever. Alison E 
Comstock. Eugene K 
Flemming. James S 
Hoiton, Ed K. £ 
LanghofE. Henry 
McKintrick, Robt 
Mullen, O 

Place, Geo, Q M sgt 
Rubensteln.C 
Strong. Isaac M 
Wehe, I has L 
Weison, Jas J 



Nashville. M»r 27— 64 

Covington. Ky 

Chicago. Ill 

Madison 

St Louis, Mo 

Mischicott 

St Paul, Minn 

Covington, Sept 11—62 

Milwaukee 

Atlanta. July 20-53 

Buffalo, N Y 

Chicago, III 

Chicago, Hi 



TWENTY-FIFTH INFAN- 
TRY. 

Three years. Organized Sept. 14th, 186f. 
Original strength, 1018. gain by recruits, etc.. 
426 Total, 1444. Death loss, 42^— killed in action, 
26. died of wcmnds, 16, of disease, 376. of acci- 
dents, 4. Other losses, 250— missing, 0, desertions, 
20, transfers, 65, discharges. 165. Strennth at 
muster out June 7Ih, 1865. 772. Campaigns in 
Minn., Ky.,Tenn., Miss., La., Ark., Ala., Ga., 
S._C,N.C. 

REGIMENTAL ROSTER. 

CorMilton Montgomery 
LtSam'l J Nasmith 
Lt Jeremiah M Rusk 
Maj Wm H Joslyn 
Ad] Geo a Symes 
Ad] Jno Fitzgerald 
Q M W H Downs 
Q M David C Hope 
Surg Martin R Gage 
Surg Wm A Oott 
A nnig Jacob McCreavy 
A Surg Wm H Borden 
A Surg C C Olmstead 
A Surg J Copp Noyes 
A Surg Dan'l L Downs 
A Surg A Young 
A Surg Chas A Dalgairns 
Chap Thos C Golden 
Chap Thos Harwood 



PlattevlUe, Aug 17— «3 
Viroqua 
Madison 



Helena, Aug 3— 63 



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Capt Jas Berry 
Capt Cyrus M Butt 
Capt Jno R Casson 
Lt Warren G Davis 
Lt|Jno Williams 
Church, Jno W, sgt 
Ferrill, Isaiah, sgt 
Miller, Jas, sgt 
Furguson,Jno A, corp 
Jonas, Wm,corp 
Mason, Jas, corp 
Smith, Justus, corp 
Adams, Jonathan 
Ashbury, Alex M 
Baldwin, Jason 
Baker, Christopher C 
Barstow, Chas 
Beiin, Abraham 
BIddison, Anion 
Coard, Wm F O 



Beaufort, Mar 7—65 

Memphis, Aug 31— 63 

Memphis, Sept U— 63 

MadisOM, Dec 21— 62 

Viroqua, Oct 16—63 

Marietta, Sept 4—64 

Viroqua. Oct 8—63 

Memphis, Sept 1 1—63 

Washington, May 25— Cfi 

Helena, Aug 2.1—63 

Helena, Aug 8— 13 

Tiroiiua, Feb 24—64 

Mound City, Sept 4-63 

Memphis, Sept 7— '3 

Memphis, Sept 13—63 



Casson, Jno R 

Cummings, Geo W 

Cragn, Lewis 

Douglas, ,ras A 

Delap, Cluis W 

Duulaii, Josiah 

Foreaker.^Wm H 

Glll,iArthur 

Grubb. Purley B* 

Gai rert, .luo 

Gillet.B L.l 

Gciser. Pliillip 

Green. Geo F 

Grahan, Jno 

Griftln. Sani'l L 

Hadley. Moses E 

Hope, Geo W 
Hunter,iWm B H 

Huntington. Edward 
Marshall, Jno 
McClurg. ManassaU 
Moore, Peter S 
PIdcock. Wm 
Pierce. Geo J 
Ranger. Franklin 
Rogers, J:is A 
Reed, WmC 
Kichard, V B 
Rhoe, Jas F 
tewell, Harvey 
Sharp. Nicholas V 
Smitli. Fiiiley 
Smith. Nathaniel H 
Sayne, Jas H, Jr 
Steadman, Hirara 
Snicker, Silas H 
Sutton. Freeman 
Silbaugh. Philip 
Swauton. J S, m 
Tenney. Gilinan 
Vance, Sampson A 
Wlsel, lr» 
Wood, Jos 



Viroqua 

St Lonls, Dec 19— 63 

Soldiers Grove 

Helena, Sept 2t— €3 

Viroqua. Feb 15—64 

Newbern, Apr 5— 68 

Helena,Aug 20—63 

Paducah, Aug27— C3 

R-saca, May 14-64 

Welster,Jan 6-«i 

Warrens.Mills 

Snyders Bluff. July e— <.3 

Suyders Bluff. July 9-63 

Memphis, Sept 6— 63 

Madison, Feb 24-65 

Madison. Feb 5- 63 

Memphis, Sept 21—63 

Colunilius,|Aprl4— 63 

F Memphis, Sept 12—63 

Jeff Barracks, Sept 25-63 

Helena. Aug 21— 63 

Memphis. Sept 17—63 

Madison. Feb 5— tS 

Snyders Bluff, July 18— ^3 

Memphis, Sept U — (3 

• Desota 

Madison, Jan 8— C3 

Viola 

Helena, Augll— 61 

BlshopvUle. Oct 9-63 

Alexandria, Feb 13—65 

Madison, Feb 5-63 

Helena, Dec 16—63 

Viroqua 

Madison, Jan 13—64 

Snyders Bluff, July 9-63 

Viroqua, Oct 20— 62 

NewbeiTi, Mays— 66 

Leon 

Desota, Oct 17— n3 

Eoscobel, Apr 20- 64 

Helena, Aug 14—68 

WUletts Point, May 12— «« 



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Capt Wm H Bennett 
Capt Warren C S Barron 
Lt Wm Roush 
Lt Edw E Honstain 
Lt Edwin B Waggoner 
Albauph. Adam, sgt 
Clark. Ethan A, sgt 
M;irk, Juo A.sgt 
Trousdale. Alfred N, sgt 
Gault, Wm W, sgt 
Breese, Wm 3, corp* 
Higglns, Chas C, corp 
McMahon, Jas R, corp 
Wallace. Ensley 
Bolenbaugh. Jno 
Blake. Simon S 
Barron, W C 3 
Bunell, Jesse O 
Bayse. Jno W 
Bolenbaugh.fPeter 
Brown, Wm D 
Crandall, Wm 
Crandall, Jno G 
Crelgo. Lewis, f 
Craig, Stephen V 
Core. Jno 

Christopberson, Ole 
Craig, Lewis 
Dodge, Ki bridge 
Donch, Edmund 
Dickasmi. Jacob 
David, Marquis 



Richland Centre 

Macon. Aug 10—64 

Richland Centre 



Paducah, Angle— 63 

Memphis, JulySt— <53 

Memphis, Aug 31—63 

Helena, Dec 25— «5 

Helena, Dec 13— 63 

Decatur, July 22—64 

Vlcksburg. Oct 18—63 

Bloom. Oct 11—63 

Paducah. Aug 3— 63 

Snyders Bluff, July 6—83 

Richland Centre 

Richland Centre 

Richland Centre 

Decatur, Feb 21—64 

Richland Centre 

Cairo, Apr 29— 64 

Memphis, S«pt26— 63 

Richland. Oct 6-63 

Yankeetown 

Madison, Apr in— 64 

Bnaz 

Madison, Aug 27— 64 

Port Anrtiew 

Columbus, Ma\ 1—63 

Muscoda 

Marietta, Aug3i— «4 

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fine tilting and reliable work. Call at Headquarters, 

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Fish, Isaac 
Fosiner, Wm 
Freeman, Geo W 
Fit?genind, .Jno 
Gher, Henry+ 
(iraliiiin, David 
Gray. Benj 
Uiilbert, Ansel, f 
H«ngli, Win 
Houston, Ed E 
Hind. Robt F 
Hnlbul, Ansel 
Hoyt, Geo T L 
Hoyt, Albert J 
Jones, Alex S 
Jones, Jesse 
Joslyn, Win H 
James, Tlios D 
Jewell, Benj B 
Johnson, Jno 
Jenks, Julius C 
Joslin, Jas W 
Klingler, Arlow 
Logue. Geo J 
Logue, .Jno A 
liewis, Sam'I Ij 
Lewis, Jno M 
Lyons, Fianklin E 
McNally, Jno 
Mayfleld, Green 
Miller, Abrani 
Moody, Jos 
Morris, Edw 
Mnnson. Christian 
McKey. Jno 
My res. Geo* 
Marshall. Sam'I 
Miles, Chas 
Miller, Geo 
Nimock. Robt 
Nicks. Jno D 
Neal, Peliygrove 
Oleson.Ole* 
Oleson. Andrew E 
Paulson. Ole 
Peckham, Chas W 
Peckham. W B 
Perkins, Geo E 
Pearson, Edw 
Keeves, Jno 
Kobinson, R D 
Kose, W F 
Sutton, Jas 
Seeley, Franklin E 
Stockton, Albert W 
Wallace, Dan'l 
Waddell, Wm A 
Wallace, Hiram 
WagRoner. Ed B 
Wallace, Stephen J 
Wood, De Witt C 
WiUlennuth. Jno 
Wellon, Milt J 
Young, Jno, i 
Yoder, Jacob 



Columbus, May 21—63 

Calif irnia. Mo 

Heleua, Nov 21—63 

Ironton 

Marietta, Aug 10— C4 

Madison. Mar 15—61 

Ackworth, June 12—64 

Richlaud 

Memphis, Oct 20—63 

Muscoda 

Helena, Aug.27— 63 

Muscoda 

Atlanta, Aug 23—64 

Muscoda 

Madison, Feb 11—63 

Snyders BlufE. July 20-63 

Richland Centre 

Bloom, Oct 8—63 

Memphis. Nov 19—63 

Port Andrew 

Decatur, May 1—64 

Port Andrew 

Richland centre 

Muscoda 

Muscoda 

Paducah, Aug 3a— la 

Orion 

Louisville, Mar 8—66 

Memphis, Sept 26— 63 

Richland Centre 

Richland Centre 

Westtord 

Richland Centre 

Rome, Aug 7- 64 

Richland Centre 

Besaca. May 14— C4 

Fancy Creek 

Orion 

Orion 

LaCrosse 

Virofina 

New Era. Neb 

Resaca, May ]4— 64 

Marrietta, Oct 4— 64 

Vlcksburg, Aug 8—63 

West Branch 

West Branch 

Memphis, Aug 28—63 

Excelsior 

Richland, Dec 21—63 

Chicago, 111 

Richland Centre 

Savannah, Apr 4—64 

West Lima 

Faribault Minn 

Snyders Bluff, July 11—63 

Richland 

Memphis, Nov 14—63 

White Hall 

Helena, Ang 20-63 

Mill Creek 

Decatur, May 7-64 

Vlcksburg, Sept 6—63 

West Lima 

Memphis, Nov 11—63 



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Capt Hlval D Farquharson 
Lt Lyman S Mason 
Lt Thos Barrett 
Lt Joel Allen Barker 
Lt Pleasant S Pritchett 
Knight, Jno, sgt 
Siinpklns, Silas P, sgt 
Arnold, Wm 
Barnheisel, Geo 
Bishop, Marshall B 
Breithaupt. L H 
Bradley, Jas 



Vlcksburg, Aug 14—63 

Mound City, Apr 13—64 

Helena, Aug 25—63 

New Albany, Feb 17—65 

Vlcksburg, Aug 11—63 

Lancaster 

Vlcksburg, Mar 16—68 



Craig, Wm E 
Dougherty, Jno H 
Ewer, Renel 
Flaherty, David 
Fenel, Allen 
Farquharson, H D 
Greeby, Henry 
Groesser, Thos 
Halterty, Jno 
Hayden, Henry J 
Henderson, Wm 
Irwin, Alexander 
Irwin, Robt 
Julius, Chas 
Kretzer, Wm 
Latham, Lorenzo 
Lick, Jas 
Laurence, Thos 
Maner, Jno 
Paree, Lueien 
Pierce, Dan'l F 
Pritchett, Jas M 
Potter, Chas B 
Roberts, Jas W 
Rouse, Benj 
Rays, LM, f 
Schmitz, Peter 
Schre:ner, David 
St John, Edwin G 
Seitz, Blazlus* 
Tobler, Jno B 
Twining, Quincy 
Weiss, Peter 
Wellestumph, Jno 
Wordeu, Wm R 



Lake Providence, Aug 9 — 63 

Memphis, Sept 2—63 

Helena, Aug 9—63 

Sauk Centre, Dec 8—62 

Louisville, July 8—64 

Boscobel 

Vlcksburg, Aug 12—63 

Sandtown, July 9—64 

Memphis, Sept 10—63 

Helena, Oct 26— 63 

Helena, Aug 20—63 

Andersonville, Sept 26—64 

Chattanooga, Nov 8—64 

Snyders Bluff, June 30-63 

Paducah, Aug 18-63 

Providence, Aug 1—63 

Vlcksburg, Feb 2— 64 

Memphis, Dec 2—63 

Memphis, Aug 20— 63 

Mempliis, Aug 27—63 

Vlcksburg, Aug 6—63 

Helena, Nov 16—63 

Marietta, Aug 17-61 

Ellenboro, July 24—64 

Wllletts Point, Mar 21—65 

Harlan, la 

Cassville, Oct 17-63 

Lancaster 

Memphis. Sept 17—63 

Resaca, May 14—64 

Paducah, Nov 14—63 

Aug 14-63 

Memphis, Oct 12—63 

I Memphis, Aug 19—63 

Rome, Sept 7—64 



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Capt Jas D Cnndit 
Capt Mortimer E Leonard 
Lt Chas S Farnham 
Lt Andrew J High 
Jusiis, Jno, sgt 
Demmon, Ira P, corp 
Harmon, Jno A, corp 
Abies, Henry A 
Alger, Thos 
Boyle. Peter 
BouglUon. M T. ph 
liranian, R E 
Brid, H R 
Broman. R E 
Campbell. David H 
Chalterson, JetE 
Cleveland, D F 
Conger, Lewis B 
Cressy, Warren P 
Cressey, Henry W-f 
Day. Henry 
Depew, Wiley 
Dorwin,SN,f 
Dunlevy, Thos+ 
Edgerton, Henry L 
Edgerton, Cl.asL 
Ellis, Richard 
Gleason, Geo 
Goff, Spence 3 
Gort, Spencers 
Groser, Eleazer H 
Huntley, Jabez L* 
House. Philemon P+ 
Howes, D S, cl 



Sparta 
Sparta 



Helena, Aug 19—63 

Cheraw, Mar 2—65 

Helena, Sept 30—63 

Helena, Aug 26-63 

Helena, Dec 15—63 

Andersonville, Sept 4—64 

Northwood, la 

Tunnel City 

Mifflin 

Warrens MiIIh 

Snyders Bluff, July 1 1—63 

St Louis. Jan 1—64 

St Croix 

July 29—63 

Cairo. Sept 6—63 

Decatur, July 24—64 

Mankato, Nov 22—62 

Dallas, June 1—64 

Sparta 

Decatur, July 23—64 

Greenfield, Dec 4—63 

Helena, Aug 19—63 

Chattanooga, Sept 7—63 

Helena, Mar 10—64 

Emery 

Tomah 

Tomah 

Decatur, July 22—64 

Atlanta, Aug 7—64 

Ashland 

Harp, Geo F Winshlp Furnace, June 6-64 

Houghteling, Henry Wilton 

Hyde, Alt Memphis, Sept 15—63 

Holgate, Francis Snyders BlutT, June 1,1—63 

HoUenbeck, Amos J Andersonville, Aug 4—64 
Kinney, Wm H Vlcksburg. Feb 23—64 

Landon, Grin Helena, Dec 27—63 



Morrison, Wm A 
Minor, Wm H 
Mauley, Henry 
Mills, Ellas 
Matchel. Jas 
Mills, EU 
McLeon, Wra 
Miller. Alt-x 
Musgrave, Wm P 
Owens, Louis E 
Quaekenbush, Ernest, 
Ralhbun, Oliver J 
Randies, Jao 
Kottenstetter, Simon 
Shaw, Wm F 
Sawyer, Peter E 
Stall, Lewis 
Slike, Jno J 
Spooner, Dan'l H 
Snow, Geo M+ 
Thompson, Jas W 
Thompson, Allen 
Ustick, Jacob Y 
Worden, Sam'I H 
Watson, Geo R 
Wolcott, Geo L 
Youmans, Wm H 



Goldsboro, Apr 1—65 

Paducah. Oct 9— 63 

Pelican Rapids, Minn 

Paduoah, Aug 18—63 

Tomali 

July 25—63 

Tomah 

Oct IC— 64 

Snyders Bluff, July 23—63 

Helena, Sept lo— 6i 

f Lancaster 

Chattanooga, Feb 10—65 

Andersonville, Nov 4—64 

Helena, Nov l.'i— 63 

Memphis, Sept 17-63 

Helena, Oct— 63 

Sparta, Feb 18—65 

Tomah 

Tomah 

Louisville, June 9—64 

Paducah, Aug 26-63 

St Louis, Oct 15— C3 

Paducah, Aug 30—63 

Marietta, Sept 17—64 

Tomah 

Memphis, Oct 11—63 

Memphis, Sept 17—63 



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Capt Jno G Scott Mound City, Apr 14—64 

Capt Jno M Shaw 

Lt Jno W ^melker 

Lt Jas McCoy 

LtWin H Gribble' 

Lt Ben] F Saltzman 

Bailey, Wm H, corp+ Andersonville Aug 13—64 



Decatur, July 22—64 



Bailey, Jonathan, corp 
Barstow, Myron, coip 
Armstrong, Jno B 
Basye, Sam'I L 
Bartle. Ransom J* 
Basye. Isaac N 
Batchelor. Fred T 
Beazley. Pearl 
Beckwith, Nelson J 
Block. Jno C 
Black. J L, pa 
Blanchard, Elijah 
Chambers, Hiram 
Clifton, Isaac N, f 
Clifton, DeWitt C 
Cloud, Nathaniel 
Dougherty, Thos C* 
Foskett, ElizurH+ 
Grover, Jno* 
Heigh. Maiiom- 
Hall, Warren 
Haney, Dan'l 
Kaunip, Juo F 
Kiel, JnoC 
Kiel, Chas B 
Lafollct, Geo* 
Mero, Kred'k 
Morrison, Geo 
Phillips, Wm A 
Richey, Chas* 
Schuster, Jacob 
Sliinoe. Abraham 
Stone. Sam'I 
Stone, Sylvanus 
Stevens, Leonard 
Simpkins, Jos 
Staul, Andrew 
S mpkins, Jno 
Taylor, Albert R 
Vauatta, Morgan B H 



Helena, Aug 24—63 

Helena, Sept 10—63 

Madison, Jan 8—63 

Paducah,Sept 26— 63 

Decatur, July 22— 64 

Bowling Green, Jan 21—64 

Atlanta, Sept 23-64 

Dunleith, Nov 6—63 

Platteville, July 16—63 

Atlanta, Oct 23—64 

Charles City, la 

Helena, Aug 10—63 

Snyders Bluff, June 30—03 

Washburne 

Rome, Aug 11—64 

Jeff Barracks, July 8—64 

Decatur, July 22— £4 

Kenesaw Mt, June 27—64 

Decatur, July 22—64 

Andersonville, Sept 12—64 

Memphis Sept 12—63 

Vlcksburg, Mar 3— 64 

Snyders Bluff, June 27—63 

Snyders Bluff, July 22-63 

Platteville, Feb 5—64 

Decatur, July 22-64 

Helena, July 29—63 

July 27-63 

Platteville, Sept 17—63 

Decatur, July 23—64 

Paducah, Aug 9—62 

Snyders Blutl, July 21—63 

St Louis, Oct 8—63 

Moimd City, Sept 27—63 

Helena. Aug 16—63 

Paris. June 27—64 

Sylvan Corners 

Memphis, Apr 2—64 

Andersonville, Aug 1- 64 

Heleua, Dec 6—63 




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Capt JasC Farrand 
Capt Geo G Symes 
Capt Bob Koy McGregor 
Lt Parker Dunu 
Lt Whiting A Woolhtser 

Lt Oscar E Foote Helena. Aug 9—63 

Lt Alf H Lamb 

Brewer, Hiram M, sgt Snyders Bluff, July 26—63 
Hickoclf, Oscar K, sgt LaCrosse, Dec 10—63 

Williams, Wm S, sgt Snyders Bluff, .July 22—63 
Hflena, Nov 4—63 



Brown, Jas E, corp 
Chadwick, Jas, corp 
Taylor, Pratt M, corp 
Alley, Leonard 
Artus. Fred 
Aiken, Jos 
Bedford, Jno 
Bell, \V D 
Boardman, Geo 
Clieeney, Walt B 
Davis, Henry C 
Davis, Theron 
Dell, Edw 
Ecliner, Pliilenion 
Forsytbe, Abe 
Fleming, Jus F 
Farwell, Edwin P 
Gregory, Geo D 
Gregory, Jno U 
Germauie, Walt 
Germaine, Wm 
Getts, Jug 
Germaine, Fred'ck, 
Gedney, Seth M 
Goodricb, Chas 
Godbold, David 
Harswell, Jno 
HendricUson, Ole 
Jewett, Henry L 
Jones, Milt 
Lewis. Tiniotby A, me 
Lincoln, Jas H 

Lautenbeck, David 

Lamb, A J 

Lewis, Jno 

Lewis, Sam'l C 

Lockman, E 

Lamb, A H 

Mortiboy, AH 

Miller, Paul 

Molitor, Paul 

Morey, Wm 

Mellott, Simeon 

Nichols, Hudson 

Nichols. Jno C 

Oleson, Knud 

Plan, Geo 

Kausenberger, Geo F 

Samerer, E 

Smith, Jesse F 

Sutton, Aaron 

Shaffer, Jos 

Schwanz, Henry 

Sherman, Norman C 

Sheplierd, Geo F 

Staley, Jno 

Stanford, Leroy 

Skells, Wm 

Schroder, Henry 

Skinner, Alva* 

Shoemaker, Nathan+ 

Thorp, Lewis F 

Thorp, Wm H 
Thom;is, Geo H 
Tjostleson, Erick 
Van Ostrand, Wni J 
Walker, Chas M 
'. 



Rome, Sept 3-64 
Mound City. Aug 18—63 
Helena, Aug 14—63 
LaCrosse 
Vioksburg, Aug 1 1—63 
Helena, Aug 22— 63 
LaCrosse 
LaCrosse 
Paducah, Aug 17—63 
Irving 
Memphis, Sept 9—63 
Jeffersonville, Dec 26—64 
Vicksburg, May 9—64 
Helena, Aug 18—63 
Madison 
Memphis, Sept 5—63 
Helena, Aug 14—63 
Snyders Bluff, July 18—63 
Irving, May 20—63 
Mankato, Dec 12—62 
LaCrosse 
Millikens Bend, July 6—63 
Helena, Dec 31-63 
Vicksburg, Mar 24—64 
Kome, Aug 27— 01 
Helena, Aug 22—63 
LaCrosse 
Woodstock, Dec 16—63 
Kome, Sept 21—64 
LaCrosse 
Providence, July 23—63 
Aug B— 63 
LaCrosse 
Chattanooga, Nov 5—64 
Tomah— 'i4 
LaCrosse 
LaCrosse 
Memphis, Sept 9—63 
St Louis, Mar 7—64 
Louisville, June 22—64 
Savannah, Feb 14—05 
Sparia. Feb 21—64 
Helena, Sept 16—03 
Decatur, July 22—64 
Kome, July 10—64 
LaCrosse 
Marietta, Sept 1—64 
Somerset 
Memphis, Sept 10 — 63 
Mempiiis, Aug 20— «3 
Memphis, Sept 25— 63 
Athens, Apr 15—04 
July 31— 63 
New York, JLiy 7—65 
Savannah, Feb 9—65 
Pole Grove, Jan 19—64 
LaCrosse 
LaCrosse 
Dallas, May 30—64 
Big Shanty, June 16—64 
Snyders Bluff, July 17—63 
Island 67, Aug 10-63 
MoundCity, Aug7— 63 
Kome, Aug 22— 6t 
Memphis, Sept 9—63 
Columous, July 4—63 



Wolgeford, C 
Woodman, Chas W 
Wells, Jas H 



LaCrosse 
Memphis, Aug 30—63 
Memphis, Sept 1—63 



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Capt Vims W Dorwln 
Capt Kobt J Wliittleton 
Capt Benj B Gurley 
Lt Jos.W Brackett 
Lt Julius A Parr 
Lt Jno WiMcKay 
Allen, Delos F, corp 
Webb, Orlando V, corp 



Stoughton, Aug 11—63 
Corfu. Oct 18-63 



Dickason, Sam'l L, corp N Y Harbor, Apr 8—65 



Adams, Orlando D 
Ainswortli, Marvel 
Anderson, Wm E 
Aussin, Isaac 
Bump, G O 
Bammert, Jno B 
Barnum, J W 
Bribst, Jno 
Brill, Geo 
Bishop, A 
Bump, W B 
Christian, Jno W* 
Coleman. Ed C 
Cook, C H, f 
Cook, C H 
Crandall, Albert 
Delano. Asa C 
DeGroft, J W 
Eager, Nathaniel 
Eddington, Jno 
Fitzgerald, JnoT 
Graham, Horace 
Gillham.Kansom 
Grippen, A Judson 
Hill, W E, musician 
Hervey, Alex 
Herman, Joel 
Hillard, O W 
Hadley, D R 
Ide, Geo W 
Jnyner, Judson N 
Kidder, Kuben A 
Kelley, Vincent-f 
Mann, Nathan 
McKay, J W 
Morse. Henry L 
Miller, Lonzo 
Eichmoud, Philip 
Sanborn, Azro E 
Silvernail, Calvin C 
Smith, Wm H 
Thompson, IraE 
Thompson, Wm P 
Wilson, Kobt 



Grant, June 18—63 

Helena, Nov 9—63 

Cairo, Dec 7—63 

AiidersonviUe, Aug 1—64 

Mondovi 

Menominee 

Mondovi 

Mondovi 

Rock Kails 

Weston 

Rock Falls 

Decatur, July 22-64 

Rice Lake 

Gilnianton 

Mondovi 

Arcadia 

St Louis, Oct 10-03 

Alma 

Memphis, Sept 11—63 

Helena, Dec 3— 63 

Paducah, Aug 21— 63 

Vicksburg. Apr 1—64 

Green, la 

Nashville, June 6—64 

Durand 

Mondovi 

Mondovi 

Mondovi 

Mondovi 

Dallas, June 2—64 

St Cloud, Oct 2,'i— 62 

Memphis, Apr 20— 64 

Kesaca, May 20—64 

Columbus, Apr 13—63 

Jlondovi 

Goldsboro, Apr 6—65 

Portage City 

Waum.andee, Oct 10—62 

Keokuk, Oct 16—63 

Menominee 

Dane. Feb 12—63 

Memphis, Oct 2— 63 

Memphis, Aug 30—03 

Vicksburg, Mar 4—64 



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Capt Ziba S Swan 
Lt Chas F Olmsted 
Lt Henry C Wise 
Lt Eugene B Wise 
Lt Kobt H Kendrick 
Lt Jas Frawley 
Lt Thomas H Wellock 
Clarke, Thos Y, sgt+ 
Curtius, Fied'k 
AUinson, John, sgt 
Brown, Jeremiah, sgt 
Aldrich, John J 
Buchacker. Louis* 
Bilderback,E J 
Beldon, Theodore 
Bilderback,ChasH 
Bilderback, Friend B 



Memphis, Aug 5 — 63 
Helena, Oct 27-63 



Kesaca, May 16—64 

Paducah, Sept 19—63 

Memphis, Sep 3—63 

Athens. Apr 14— 64 

Snyders Bluffs July 21—63 

Savannah, Dec 11—64 

Minnei.ska, Minn 

Snyders Bluffs, July 20-63 

Helena, Aug 11—63 

Memphis, Sep 11—63 



Bolts, Wm 
Bradbury, Jno 
Chester. Jas H 
Foster, Jno A 
Finley, Howard* 
Groshong, Walter M 
Haney. Alva 
Hudsmith, Jas 
Hurst, Michael 
Jackson, Andrew 
Kaempfcr, Anton 
Lisherness, Austin 
Lowry. Sam'l W 
Meir, Michael 
McDonnel, Thos 
McPhail, Allen 
Richardson, Jas 
Schmitz, John K 
Sprague, Jas 
Shepton, Jesse 
Turner, Jasper 
Walker, Wm 
Webb, Jno 
Wise, Daniel 
Woodruff, Wm 



Memphis, Sep 10—63 

Memphis, Apr 2— G4 

Marietta, July 8—04 

Vicksburg, Aug 13— 1;3 

Decatur, July 22—04 

Lincoln, Aug 17—63 

Kome, Aug 3—04 

Madison, Nov 7—63 

Paducah, Aug 15—63 

Columbus. Apr 18—63 

Rock Ridge 

Memphis, Sep 22 — la 

Memphis, Sep '.0—63 

Helena, Aug 13—63 

Memphis, Sep 25 — 03 

Potosi, July31— 03 

Helena, Dec 12-03 

Paducah, Sep 17—63 

Meujphi.s, Sep 6—03 

Paducah. Dec 3—63 

Jeff Barracks, Dec 15—64 

Helena, Aug 4— <13 

Paducah, Sep 20—03 

Memphis, Aug 21— 63 

Memphis, Aug 28—63 



Capt Robt Nash 
Capt Daniel N Smalley 
Lt JuoT Richards 
LtChas B Elanchard 
Tomlinsnn. Wm S, sgt* 
Wayne, Thos T, sgt 
McReynolds, Robt, sgt 
Osborn, Robt, sgt 



Memphis, Aug 21—63 



Salkehatchie,Feb 2—66 
Helena, Oct '28 -63 
Helena, Jan 7— 1:4 
Decatur, May 3—64 
McDauiel, Bazzel B, corp Helena, Aug 23—63 
Nelson, Jos, corp-|- KenesawMt, June 15— 64 
Helena, Aug 14— S3 



Burnes, Thos 
Grouse, W F 
Cabanis, Jasper N 
Carroll, Albert 
Cook, Sam'l B 
Durlin. Jos C 
Fenley, Jno H 
Fenley, Mordecai 
Lauterman, Jno L 
Lease, Wm 
Louthain, Geo W 
McPherson, Jas D 
Mitts, Morgan V 
Murrish. Moses 
Percell.JasK 
Reifstaek, Fred'k 
Richards, Chas 
Sadler. "WmH 
Screns, Jno W 
Slinoe, Lewis 
Shoemaker, Theo 
Sincox, Wm H 
Sisson, Philo F 
Smeaipoch, Lawrence 
Stillwell, Martin 
Tliurtell. Edward 
Taylor, Sam'l A* 
Tenney, Eber J 
Vonderau, Jos 
Wilkenson, Jno R 



Greene, la 

Wilton, Dec 9—62 

Memphis. Sept 8—03 

Columbus, June 11—03 

Paducah, Aug 9—03 

Paducah, Aug 21— 63 

Indianapolis, Nov 8—04 

Memphis. Oct 31— 03 

Jamestown, Oct 3—64 

Decatur, Feb 12—64 

New Ulm, Nov 10—62 

Memphis, Sept 21—63 

Helena, Aug 25—63 

Port Andrew 

Memphis, Sept 13-03 

St Louis, Nov 28—63 

Marietta, Sept 24—64 

Columbus, Apr 18—63 

Paris, Feb 5— 64 

Columbus, June 11—63 

Memphis, Sept 17—63 

Memphis, Sept 7—63 

Helena,Aug 18—63 

Columbus, Sept2— fS 

Paducah, Aug 30— 63 

Dallas, May 27-64 

Tomah 

Helena, Nov 3—63 

Memphis, Sept 10—63 



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Capt Robt M Gordon 

Capt Chas A Hunt 

Lt Jno R Cannon 

Lt Lewis F Grow* 

Lt Oliver Jl York 

Bonnell, Aaron H, corp* 

Keistad, Simon C, corp* 

Wakeffeld, Thos S, corp Andersonville Aug 4— 64 

Parshell, Alexis M, corp Helena, Aug 14-63 



Decatur, July 22— «4 

Atlanta,Augl— 64 
Decatur. July 22— 64 



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Anderson, Chas H 
Andrew, LunderviUe 
Anderson. Erick 
Ashley, WilUs 
Andeison, Matthias 
Armstrong, Henry 
Baithokimew, Benj J 
Cumniinus, Sam'l 
Gary, Daniel E 
Coolv, Alonzo H 
Canon, J K 
Chase, David R* 
Campbell, H W, me 
Campbell, S A,l 
Carsley. Jonathan C 
Clarlt. Orviil 
Draper, Jno A 
Diegle, Martin* 
EricKson, Simon 
Evenson, Jas 

Fincli, Henry.f 

Gnttenger. J, t 
Green, Geo B 

Higbee, Sylvester M 

Hunt, C A 

Harris, MiIo,f 

Howell, Franklin M 

Henry, Chas H 

Hatch, E B 

.Johnson, Ole, Jr 

Judd, Arya 

Johnson, Gilbert L 

Kundsim, Peter* 

Linriall.reter A 

Leesch Nicholas 

Larmer, Jno H 

Nelson, Ole A 

Probst, Urst 

Peterson, Ole 

Salt, John+ 

Styer, Peter 

Sweet, Wni 

Miles, Chas 

Tottman. Eli M 

Walker Geo 

WooNey, Sam'l 

York, Wm A 



Quincy 
Gilmartown 
Cairo, Mai 22—63 
Paducah, Aug 6—63 
Memphis, Mar 11— 04 
Mound City. Jnly 20—63 
Menominee 
Snyders Bluff, July 8—63 
Grand Kapids 
Snyders Bluff, July 20-63 
Keillsville 
Salkehatchie, Feb 2— C5 
Exira 
Exira 
Paducah. Aug 29—03 
Paducah. Aug 22— 63 
Memphis, Sept 2— 61 
Decatur, July 22—04 
Memphis, Sept 7— U3 
Louisville, June 18—64 
Uazleton, la 
ISuilalo 
Helena, Sept 14—63 
Paducah, Aug 27-63 
Melvina 
White Creek 
Adams, June— <54 
Phillips 
Keillsville 
Cairo, Aug 1—63 
Helena, Aug 6—03 
Vicksburg, Apr 25—64 
Salkehatchie, Feb 2—65 
Helena, Aug 18— 63 
Helena, Aug 24—63 
Memplii.s, Apr 9 — 64 
Columbus, Mar 17— 63 
Madison, Aug 1 — 64 
Helena, Aug 15—63 
Marietta, Aug 23—64 
La Crosse 
Paducah, Sept 2—63 
Oniro 
Padueali, Aug 17—63 
Savannah. Dec 28—64 
Madison, Feb 28—63 
Helena, June— 64 



UNASSIGNED. 



Allen, Jno 
Joslm, W H 
Kirby, Morris 
Logus, Jno L 
Priveit, J C 
Purcell, Jas K 
Kobison, S J 
S"lmon, Cutler 
Wilsey, Geo W 
Willoughby, Wm 



Warrens Mills 

Madison 

Cumberland 

Muscoda, 

Orion 

Port Andrew 

Kichlaud Centre 

Mnscoda 

Muscoda 

Boscobel 



TWENTY-SIXTH INFAN- 
TRY, 

Three years. Organized, Sept. 16th, 1862. 
Original strength, in02, gain by recruits, etc., 
87 Total, 1089. Deatliloss.264— killed In action, 
128. died of wounds. 66. of disease, 68. of acci- 
dents, 2. Other losses, 388— missing, 0. desertions, 
31, transfers. 12S, discharges, 232. Strength at 
muster out June )3th, 186.5, 417. Campaigns in 
Va., Pa., Ala., Tenn., Ga., S. C , N. C. 

REGIMENTAL ROSTER. 



Col Wm H Jacobs 
Col Fred C Winkler, a 
Lt Chas Lehman 
Lt Hans Boebel 
Lt Francis C l.ackner 
Maj Philip Horwitz 



Maj Henry Baetz 

Maj Jno W Fuchs 

Adj Philip J Sehlosssr 

Adj Albert Wallber 

Adj Geo P Traeumer 

Adj Geo W Jones 

Q M Fred W Hnndhausen 

Q M Artolph Hensel 

Surg Francis Huebschman 

Surg S Vandervaart 

A SurgTheo Fricke 

A Surg Carl Georgii 

Cliap Wm Vette 

Chap Jno Killian 



Milwaukee 



Milwaukee 



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Capt Wra George 

Capt Jno W Fuchs 

Lt Christian Sarnow 

Lt August F Mueller 

Lt Mariin Young* Gettysburg, July 1-63 

Lt Conrad Grode 

Lt Sigisnuind Juenger 

Lt Frank M Fiess 

C.arstenjen,'Hugo,sgtm.aj*C!ian'9vilIe,May2^3 

Metzel, Alex, sgt maj+ Washington, July 20-63 
Fiess, Stephen, sgt* Peach Tree Creek July20-64 

Krauss, Jno. corp* Gettysburg, July l-«3 

(Jilgen, Jacob, corp* Averysboro, Mar 16—05 

Felter. Frank Milwaukee 

Geuman, Christian* Gettysburg, July 1—63 

Gathman, Andreas Atlanta, July 25—64 

Hauptman, Jacob Stafford, Jan 20-03 

Jeager, Henry Centreville, Nov 30—62 

Koenig, Theo Nashville, July 3-U 

Lu.scha, Fred'k Northern Junction 

Mueller. Wm Acqula, Feb 2-63 

Nemitz, Reiuhold* Atlanta, Aug 8— r4 

Ollig, Jno Lookout Valley, Dec 10—63 

Pnul] Jno Kenesaw Mt, June 24— €4 

Kost August* Chancellorsville, May 2-03 

Semi'ch, Julius,! Fall Creek 

Stamm, Leonhard* Gettysburg, J uly 2-63 

Spangenberg. Wm Stafford, Dec 31-62 

Schmitt, Christ, me Milwaukee 
Werner, Wm 

Wade, E NeiUsville 

Vetter, Gustav, me Milwaukee 



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CiiPt Fred C Winkler, a Milwaukee 

Capt Clias Schmidt* Averysboro, Mar 6-65 

Capt Peter Gutlman 
Lt Wra E Huttman 
Lt Francis C Lnckner 
Lt Adolph Hensel 
LtChas H Docrflinger 
Lt Wm Steinm^yer 

Ehlert, Freder'k, sgt* Gettysburg, July 1-63 
Braatz. .\ug+ Gettysburg, Aug 1-63 

Backhans, Wm. corp* Gettysburg, July 1-63 
Braunschweig, Fred* Gettysburg, July 1—63 
Busse, Chas* Averysboro. Mar 16-65 

C;ispar, Carl* Chancellorsville, May 2—63 

Distelhor.st, Henry* Chancellorsville, May 2—63 
Duehring. Ferdinand Kichmond, Mar 1 1—64 
Damback. Mathew Fountain City 

Eberhard, Jacob* Gettysburg, July 1—63 

Entz, Christian Chattanooga, Jan 8—64 

Feistel. Edw* Gettysburg, July 1-63 

Gessner, Henry* Kenesaw Mt, June 19—64 

Hartmann. Wm Aug 16—03 

Hensel, Adolph, agt Milwaukee 

Johns, Albert* Resaca, May 14-64 

Jaeger, Aug Lookout Valley, Nov 5—63 

Knhlmann, Chas Nashville, July 19—64 

Kuhlke. A ug Brooks Station, May 20—63 

Lauer, Wm Washington, July 26— 63 



Llngsch, Henry Murfreesboro, Jan 20—64 

Meyer, B C Reshalto, 111 

Pagenkopf, Hermann Annapolis, Dec 7—63 

Sasse. VVm* Peach Tree Creek. July 20-64 

Shaffer, A E, c Fond du Lac 

Schultz, Herman, I Milwaukee 

Shape, A E Fond du Lac 

Tolzmann. Aug* Chancellorsville, May 2— 63 
Thiele. Henry Stafford C H, Mar 1—63 

Vondran, Chas+ Chancellorsville, May 25— «3 
Wendorft, Fred'ck-f- Nashville, July 1— «4 

Weifenback, Jno Chattanooga, June 3- 64 

Will, Fred Oconomowoc 

Juehlsdorll. Fred'ck* Gettysburg, July 1—63 



Capt Robt Mueller* Peach Tree Cr, July 20—84 

Capt Henry Rauth 
Lt John Wm Fuchs 
Lt Benihard Dom.schke 

Lt Rudolph Klein* Averysboro, Mare— «5 

Lt Julius Mueller 

Michel, Jacob, sgt+ Chattanooga, July 12— »4 
Kruegar, christian, sgt+ June 24—64 

Berlaudi, Philip, corp+ Gettysburg, July 1—63 
Muelhanpt, A, corp+ Washington, Jan 1—61 
Schaelfiier, T, corp+ Chattanooga. June 20— 64 
Balmes, Jacob+ July i''-*^ 

Dallnuinn, John* Chancellorsville, May 2—83 
Ehlert, Theo, me 

Hermann, Hermann Wiishington, June 17-63 
Holtz. Asmus Andersouville, Aug •.0-64 

Koch. Jos* Gettysburg, July 1-83 

Kreuscher, Peter-f- Julys- 63 

Langer, Edw* Burnt Hickory, May 25—64 

Leken. Henry* Gettysburg. July 1-63 

Ijouer, Jno+ Chattanooga, July 14—64 

Muenzenberger, Adam Richmond, Dec 3-«S 
Neumann. Jos* Gettysburg, July 1-63 

Perry. Franklin Keno-ha 

Perrv, Chr Kenosha 

Rinke, Anton+ Dallas, June 2-01 

Rosenthal, Wm, f Fond du Lac 

Suettinger, Julius* Resaca, May 15-64 

Stoltz, Geo Richmond, Feb 5-04 

Springling, Andrew Milwaukee 

Sleinle, C D, m Milwaukee 

Volmer, Chas Keno,sha 

Webber, Math, me Milwaukee 

Weller. Chas Kenosha 



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Capt August LIgowsky 
Capt Jos Marschauer 
Lt August Schueler 
Lt Edward Carl 
Lt August Bartsch 
Lt Leopold Melchior 
Lt Peter Guttman 
Lt Henry Eisner 
LtU Fuisienburg 

Warver, Franz J, sgt+ Nashville, Oct 14-«4 
Gross. Jos, corp* Chancellorsville, May 2—63 
Chalaupka, Geo, corp* Gettysburg, July 1-63 
Held, Jno, corp* Peach Tree Creek, July 30-64 
Dross, Louis* Chancellorsville. May 2—68 

Dronkers, Dirgenlus* Gettysburg, July 1-63 
Gerhauser, Jno Racine 

Hoffranz, Peter Stafford, Feb 20-63 

Huutz, Michael, 1 Chilton 

Korrner, Carl+ Goldsboro. Apr 27-os 

Kwapil, Frank Ahnapee 

Lersch, Peter Racine 

Milke,Wm+ Atlanta, Aug 7-61 

Pfau, Andreas* Gettysburg, July l-«3 

Rasmussen, Neils Racine 

Sohiis, Chas* Kenesaw Mt. June 22—64 

Stoppels. Francis* Gettysburg, July 1-03 




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COLORED SILKS, 


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COLORED SATINS, 

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found in a htach goods stock. 

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WISCONiSIN' SOLDIERS AND SAILORS EEUNION EOSTER. 



119 



Schwartz, Henricli+Chancellorsville, 

Scluiberger, Jacob 

Schneider, Juo A 

Schelt, Henry 

Tliielc, Fred'k* Chancellorsville 

Westholf , AiiKiist* Kenesaw Mt, .'. 

Weberr, Jacob* Peach Tree Creek, 

WiliUiagen, Jno i- Annapolis 

Weinmert, Jno 

Zbllowsky, Jos-t- New York City 



May 19—63 

Kaciue 

llacnie 

Kac'ne 

Ma\ 2— G3 

June 22—64 

July 20—64 

, Sept 3—63 

Racine 

Sept 3-63 



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Capt Anton Kettles Byron 

Capt VV Nenkirch4- Washington, May 12-63 
Capt Peter Fernckes 
Capt Wm Stei»inieyer 
Lt Henry Gre/e 

Lt Casper Biiechner, mf Fond du Lao 
Lt John F Haaen 

Lt Anton Vogt Fond du Lac 

Lt Jos Arnold Oshkosh 

Zipp, Philip, sxt Fond du Lac 

Herrmann, Clias, sgt Fond du Lac 

Meyer, Chas .) . sgt Milwaukee 

Hageniann, Christian, sgt New Holstein 

Braun, Jno, sgt Colorado 

Stier, Chas, sgt Oshkosh 

Reicliert, Jno, sgt Watuitown 
Fuchs, M, corp* Chaucellorsville, May 2—63 

Winkelraann, C, corp* Chau'ville, Jlay 2—63 
Thurwaechter, M corp* Chan'viUe, May 2—63 

Lindeinutli, H corp-f Averysboro, Mar 17 — 65 

Dleuer, Henry corp Mound city, Oct 1—64 

Knein, Francois, corp Andersonviile, Oct 8—64 
Schneider, M, corp Andersonviile, Sept 24 — 64 

Kuoble, A, corp, m£ Menominee Falls 
Kefer, Ferdinand, corp 

Wagner, Heinricli, corp Gran?llel 

Krueger, Carl, i> rp Milwaukee 

Schmidt, Carl, corp Lomira 
Leisgang, Geo, corp 

Eietz, Ernesi, corp New Holstein 
Altniann, Alois 

Arndt, Carl Gilbert Station 
Braun, Xavier* Peach Tree Cr, July 20—64 
Burg, Loreuz* Chancellorsville, May 2— 63 

Behliug, Carl-(- Baltimore, Aug 8—63 

Behling, Frederick Granville 
Beimel, Carl 

Boege, Kudolph Fond du Lac 

Burggrall, Wm Lamartlne 

Deesel, Wm Milwaukee 

Dreblab, Edw Fond du Lac 

Eichmeier, Adolph Bichmond, Dec 9—64 

Evens, Anton Milwaukee 

Fuhrniann, John Princeton 
Fischer, Win 
Flaminang, Henry 

Gruhlke, Joliann* Averysboro, Mar 16—65 

Glatzel, Paul P, h Milwaukee 

Grass, Wm F Granville 

Grass, Jno Ludwlg Granville 

Gaubatz, Reinhardt Stockliridge 

Hammang. Paul Stafford C H, Jan 28—63 

Hagenian,C, m New Holstein 

Haertley, Mathias Mayville 

Hanyen, Fredrick ' Fond du Lac 

Herzag, HeinricU Granville 

Hilgert, Jacob Gianvi'le 

Hubatzciieck, Kobt Fond du Lac 

Jenny. John Richmond 

John, Fred'ck Granville 

Krause, Reinhold* Dallas, May 27—64 

Kuehn, August+ Kesaca, June 19—64 

Krause, Geo+ Dallas, May 26—04 
Krull, Fritz 

Kiefes, Nlckolaus Dakota 
Krause, A E 

KnoUe.Albin Menominee Falls 



Kunnert,CarI Princeton 

Lankow, Frederick+ Chattanooga, June 4—64 

Luedke Wausau 

Lange, Wra Princeton 
Lechelt, Johan 

Meier. Heinrich* Gettysburg. July 1—63 

Ostertag, Jno Chattanooga, May 2—64 

Oehlke, Franz AiidersonviUe.Oct 27— 64 

Parbs, Carl Atlanta, Sep 13—04 

Pammerich, John Lake Superior 

Proechel, Sam'l Minnesota 

Eoniag, Henry* Kenesaw Mt, June 22—04 

Eeichardt, Jno Watertown 

Keinedke, Frederick Milwaukee 

Rumpel, Cnristian Minnesota 

Ruppelt, Oswald Princeton 

Rosenthal, Wm Friendship 

Piossman, Hans New Holstein 

Ruebsamen, Carl Milwaukee 
Sehlenstedt. Herman* Gettysburg. July 1—03 

Schneider, Nicholas* Kenesaw Mt. June 22—04 

Schwister, JIathias+ Gettysbuig, July 5— C3 

Stange, Wm Washington. Jan 4—63 

Slauber, Jos Alexandria, Oct 16—63 

Soil, Fred, I Fond du Lac 

Saak. Fred W Wacousta 
Schmidt, Wm 

Schneller, Juo Michigan 

Sohaeferl, Carl Doty vi I le 

Stark, Jno Granville 
Strule, Jno 

Srhmitz, Jos Taj'Cheedah 

Sail, Fredrick Fouddu lac 

Stengel. August (ireen Bay 

Saack, Fred'k Wm Waeousta 

Teinkp, Fritz Nashville, July 6—04 

Urban, Johann Princeton 
Weetzci,Chas* Chancellorsville, May 2—63 

Wolier, Ferdinand Atlanta, Aug 16—64 

Walz. Michael Granville 

Witzel, Frederich Plymouth 

Weifs, Christian Milwaukee 

Zreihger. Gotlab Milwaukee 

Zirbel. Friedrlch Green Bay 

Zeeh. Jos A New Holstein 

Zappe. August Green Bay 

Zeihger, David Milwaukee 

Zerger, Qottielb, f West Bend 



Capt Henry Baetz Milwaukee 

Capt Francis C Lackner 
Capt Andrew J Pullerton 
Lt Bernhard Domschke 
Lt Otto Proemel 
Lt Christian Phillip* 
Lt Carl W Karsten, m 
Lt Albert Wallber 
Lt Adolph Coidier 

Lt Peter Kook* Gettysburg, July 1—63 

Schmidt, Christ, sgt'Chanceliorsviile, May 2—63 
Hess, Wm. sgt* Gettysburg. July 1—63 

Lippman, Henry, sgt Chattahoochee, Oct 23— 64 
Oestreich, Chas, corp* Averysboro, Mar 16—05 
Arnn. Wm* Peach Tree Creek, July 20—64 

Arndt, Gottfried Hika 

Benda, Franz+ Gettysburg, Aug 8—63 

Dietericks,Carl Two Rivers 

Hacker, Henry* Resaca, May 15—04 

Heidenrelch, Joseph Stafford C H, Feb;6— 63 
Krueger, Gottlieb* Kenesaw Mt,PJune 22—64 
Krueger, Julius Chattanooga, Dec 31—63 

Kaufman n, Conrad Chattanooga, Aug 10—64 
Koetzdinger, Alois Bappahanock, Sept 17—63 
Llndloge, Wm Madison, Jan 28—64 

Neiphaus, Gerhard* Peach Tree Cr, July 20—64 
Pickeruhn, August* Chancellorsville, May 2—63 
Pleuss, Dieterick Evansville, Dec 31—64 



Resaca, May 15 — 64 
West Bend 



Pailter, Jos, me Kewaunee 
Reisenbegler, Mathias* Bentonville, Mar 19—05 

Roelir, Hermann* Chancellorsville, May 2—63 

Raatz. Herman Alexandria, Jan 31—63 

Boeder, Nicholas Chattanooga, Dec 28—63 

Schmidt, Leopold* Gettysburg, July 1—63 

Schara, Franz* Gettysburg, July 1—63 

Schmidt, Juo* Averysboro, Mar 16- oo 

Stier, Christlan+ July 14-6S 

Tiedemann, Elilert Nashville, Feb 17—64 

Traeumer, Geo P Milwaukee 

Voss. Frederick* Chancellorsville. May 2—63 

Wagner. Michael* Kesaca, May 15— 64 

Winter, Fred'k+ Chattanooga, Aug 10—64 



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Capt Jacob E Manr 

Capt Chas Pizzala* ChaniellorsylUe, May S— «» 
Capt H Furstenburg 
Capt August Bartsch 
Lt Wm Smith 
Lt Bernliard Domschke 
Lt Adolph Cordier 

Lt Nicholas Vollmer+ Jeffersonvllle, Aug24— 64 
Lt Lambert Weiss 

Lt Julius Meiswiukel Milwaukee 

Lt Jno Orth 
LtSigisnuind, Juenger 

Crowley, Jno, Ist sgt Stafford, June 5—63 

Frenze, Chris, sgt, me Kolilvllle 

Wemaud, Jacob, corp* Chan'viUe, May 2—63 
Guentlier, Henry, corp* Chan'viUe, May 2 — 63 
Kusco, (ieo W,corp* Chancellorsville, May 2—63 
Koehler, Geo, corp* Gettjsbuig, July 1—63 

Kitger, Jno, corp* Gettysburg. July 1—63 

Templeton, Kobt H, corp* Dallas, May 25—64 
Cassell, Alfred H, corp Stafford, Mar 26—63 

Johnston, Sam'l, corp Murfreesboro, Feb 22—64 
Wagner, Jacob, corp, f 

Trentel, Henry, corp, nie Aurora 

Deiheiiner, Jacob* Ch;incellorsvilIe, M.ay 2—63 
Daily, Klcliaid* Chancellorsville, May 2-63 
Distler, Fred'k-|- Andersonviile, Aug 16—64 

Dellenbach, Geo+ Kingston, July 2—84 

Emniett Geo Myra 

Fritz, Ferdinand* Gettysburg, July 1—63 

F^inks, Will, pa Kohlville 

Hafeman, Chas Wayside 

Jewison, Julius* Gettysburg. July 1—63 

Jones Geo W, f West Bend 

Kuhn, Peter* Gettysburg, July 1— (S 

Lauermann, Jacob* Chancelloisville, May 2—63 
Mack, Conrad Stafford C U, Dec 23— (2 

Metzner, Gollieb,me Kohlvilie 

Eenimel, Jno Kewaskum 

smith, Emerson L* Dallas, May 25—64 

Schnepf, Kilian* Chancellorsville, May 2—63 
Steinnietz, Jos* Chancellorsville, May 2—63 

Schmidt. Jno* Chancelliirsville, May 2—63 

Stoffel, Peter* Chattanooga, June 19— 1:4 

Schuorienberg, Peter Stafford C H, Feb 2—^3 
Strupp, Jacob Jefleisonville, Apr 4—64 

Slubanus, Andreas Jeffersonvllle, Aug us— 64 
Salter, Robt Washington, Aug 23—63 

Steuerwald, Daniel Slierman 

Storey. A, £ West Bend 

Vetter, Jno C+ Chancellorsville, May 8—63 

Wolf, Albert* Chattanooga, June 11—6* 

Young, Nicholas* Gettysburg, July 1—63 

Zihisdorl, Fritz* GetlysbuiK, July 1—63 

Zih'sdorf, F'ranz* Gettysburg, July 1— 63 

Zoger, Mathlas+ Washington, Jime 24— « 



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Capt Bernhard Domschk* 

Lt Jos Wedlg 



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Lt Clias Vocke 
Lt CliasSclimidt 
Lt Jos Maischauer 
Lt Clinstiaii Ciusins 

Wcokersberg, Clias, sgt' Eesaca, May 15—64 
Molir, Henry, corp* Gettysburg, July 1 — 63 

Dlefentluiler, Phil, corp* Geltj sliurir. July 1—63 
Eeuter, Vranz, corp* i"ch Tree Cr'k, July 20-64 
Gettysburg, July 1 — 03 
Louisville, July 20—04 
Louisville, Aug 25—64 
Chancellorsville, May 2—63 
Marshfield 
Gettjsburg. July 1^—63 
Andersouville, Apr 1—64 
Mazomanie 



Matlies, Pbil, corp* 
Nell, Phil, corp+ 
Courad, Aug+ 
Gottfried, Wenzel* 
Gropp, Henry 
Hartmann, Jno* 
Held, Carl 
Kapnios, Wenzel 
JIueller, Valentine+ 
Meyer, Jno G* 
Koth, Jno C, c 
SI rutz, Gottlieb* 
Spranger, Fred'ck-f 
Stamp, Phil 
Sommer, Gottlieb 
Sehaefer, Geo 
Schwenecke, Aug 
Sibliest, VVm, c 
Welsch, Henry, m 
Werner, Fred'ck* 
Wappler, H, lue 
Zinke, Juo A* 



Kingston, Aug 17—64 

Gettysburg, July'l— 83 

Madison 

Averj'sboro, Mar 16—65 

Resaca, May 16-64 

Washington, Oct 26—62 

Fairfax. Nov 17-62 

Berea Church, Feb 2—63 

Bridgeport. Dec 2 53 

Milwaukee 

Colby 

Chancellorsville, May 2—63 

Milwaukee 

Chancellorsville, May 2—63 



Capt Franz Landa 

Capt William Smith* Gettysburg, July 1— •'3 

Capt Jno P Seeman* P'ch Tree Cr'k, July 20— «4 

Capt Wm H Hemschemeyer 

Lt Henry J Berninger 

Lt Albert Wallber 

Lt Oswald Schubert 

Lt Jno Orth 

Lt Peter Pernekes 

Lt Geo P Traeumer 

Lt Cbas Bracken* 

Bruckert, Chas, sgt* 

Waldorf, Phil, sgt+ 

Ferge, Gottlieb, corp* 

Neusser, Pauliis, corp* 

Braun, Ferdinand 



Gettysburg, July 1—63 
Gettysburg, July 1—6:! 
Eesaca, May 18—64 
Gettysburg, July 1—63 
Gettysburg, July 1—63 
Stafford C H, Feb 19—63 
Behnke. Henry Brooks Station, June 10—63 

Domkoehler. Ernest Andersonville, June 26—64 



Feldnian, Phil+ 
Fisher, Henry A 
Giljohaun, Fred'ckn 
Jenkens. Michael 
Koepnick, Jno* 
Krisfaky, Rudolph 
Kruse, Fred'ck* 
Kowall, Jos 
Lau, Jno* 
Lang, Lorenz 

Marquardt, 

Nero, Fred'cK+ 
Ptelfter, Anton 
jadler, Jos 
Style, Jno* 
StoUenwerk, Jos* 
Stolberg, Fred'ck* 
Stark, Jno. f 
Ichrleber, Ernst 
Stolberg. Chas, m 
Stollberg, Fred, m 



Warreuton, Aug 2—63 

Volga City, la 

Atlanta, Aug 13—64 

Belle Islel, Oct 8—63 

Kenesaw Mt, June 22—64 

Kenosha 

Vicksburg, July 1—63 

Milwaukee, Sept 19—62 

Chancellorsville, May '2—63 

Nashville, Nov 5—64 

Chattanooga, June 27—64 

Washington, June 14—63 

Alexandria, Oct 10—63 

Kewaunee 

Kenesaw Mt, June 22—64 

Chancellorsville, May 2 -53 

Gettysburg, July 1—63 

Lake City, Mich 

Sherm.an 

Milwaukee 

Milwaukee 



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Capt Louis Pelosi 
Capt August Sehueler* 
Capt Edward Carl 
Capt Fred'k Koerner 
Capt Casper Buechner mf 
Lt Jacob Help 



Chan'ville, Mav2— 63 



Fond du Lac 



Lt H J Berninger 
LtChasH Doerfiinger 
Lt Henry Greve 
Lt Christian Phillip 

Otto, Benhard, sgt*Peach Tree Creek, July 20—64 
Laich. Fritz, sgt Andersonville, Sept 30—64 

Efgenbrecht, Geo, corp* Gettysburg, July 1—63 
Fleck, August, corp* Chancellorsville. May 2—63 
Balk, Fred'k Atlanta, Sept 30—64 

Becker, Robt, teacher Horns Coiners 

Frank, Gottliardt Chattanooga, Dec i3— 03 

Fuchs, Theopold Spring Green 

Hermann, Jno* Gettysburg. July 1—63 

Heldstab. Christian Rice Lake 

Indermauer, Jacob* ChaiicellorsviUe, May 2—63 



Klinke. Jacob* 
Krenier, William 
Lehmann, August 
Mengeld, Martin* 
Mueller, Juo 
Phillip, Lucius 
Eoell, Fred'k* 
Rausch, Michael* 
Roehrig, Fred'k* 
Rotbacker, David* 
Stelahoff, Fred'k+ 



Buriit Hickory, May 25—64 

Lone Rock 

Sauk City 

Chancellorsville. May 2—63 

Stafford C H, Apr 15—63 

Sauk City 

Burnt Hickory, May 2.V-64 

Chancellorsville, May2 — 63 

Gettysburg. July 1—63 

Gettysburg. July 1—63 

Chancellorsville, May 7—63 



Sonnensehein, Fred'k-rPhiladelphla, May 25—63 

Van Wald, Leonhard, f Sauk City 

t;KASSIONKD. 

Huebner, Fred Oconoinowoc 

Labouch, Peter Milwaukee 

Michtel, Leonhard Monroe. Mich 

Orth, Mathias, f Laiabee 

Wenderf, Jno Oconomowoc 

Schroedcr, August Kenosha 

Limpert, GeoC Kenosha 

Wirshuni, Peter Kenosha 

Stemni, Fred Kenosha 

Yoerndt, Fred Kenosha 

Radatz, Fred Kenosha 

Bentz,.Jno Kenosha 



TWENTY-SEVENTH IN- 
FANTRY, 

Tliree years. Organized March 7th, 1863. 
Orijfinal strength. 865, gain by recruits, etc, 331. 
Total 1196. Death loss, 248—killedin action, 15. 
died of wounds, 8, of disease, 222, of accidents, 3. 
Other losses, 363— missing, 2, desertions, 66, trans 
fers, 67, discharges, 248. Strength at muster 
out, Aug. 29th, 1865, 685. Campaigns in Ky., 
Ark., Ala., La. 



REGIMENTAL ROSTER, 



Col Conrad Krez. a 

LtCol Jno J Brown 

Lt Col P E G Olmstead 

Maj ClKis H Cunningham 

Adj Chas Meyer 

Adj D Leprelette Moors 

Q M Win N Sehaefer 

Q M Jos F Kent 

Surg Chr Krack 

Surg Robt Mitchell 

A Surg Geo H Hitchinson 

A Surg Jerome C Saltzman 

A Surg Jas B Cooper 

A Surg Franz Simon 

Capt Wm P Stowe 



Bheboygan 



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Capt Chas H Cunningham 
Capt Jno J Borland 
Lt Jerome C Saltzman 
Lt Ewd Bach 
Lt Win Stone 



A Surg J L Chapel 
Roberts, Thos R 
Arnold, Conrad 
Bunker, Jos 
Brenninger, Heni-y 
Bodi'cker, August 
Clark, Chas 
Cory, Ecubeu A 
Cory, Aaron 
Dalziel, Eobt 
Dalzid. Wm 
Doleiisky, Frank 
Diekenshort. L* 
Dishmaker, Jno 
Grover, Thos 
Hallows Aibia A 
Hoffmin, Valentine 
Hughes. Jno, f 
Jadin. Maxiinillian 
Lonergan, David 
Luiz, Lorenz 
Mathlessen. Jes 
Meisler, Julius 
Nehels, August 
Oleson, Thron 
O Hara, Ewd 
Osborn. Walter 
Plinke, Conrade+ 
Prlest, Timothy 
Pronto, Jno 
Eosey, Pierre A 
Rooney, Patrick J 
Schneider, Jno 
Scammon, Ignatius 
Stoffels, Peter 
Smith, Seth 
Trearnaur, Jno 
Toriey, E N, c 
Irudel. Frank+ 
Trudell, Aleck 
Trudel, Jos 
Vilet, Safra 
Vibber. Alfred 
Whipple. J P, ar 
Wickham, Nathaniel 
Whittaker, Jno 
Wralietz, Jno 



Kewaunee 

Carlton, Nov 6—62 

Jeff Barracks, Dec 19 — 64 

Little Rock, Sept 27—63 

Little Rock. Dec II— fri 

Little Rock. June 17—64 

Memphis, Sept 13—63 

Poet 

Mansfield, Oregon 

Memphis, Oct 2—63 

Carlton 

Kewaunee 

Jenkins Ferry, Apr 30—64 

Casco 

Milwaukee, Mar 21—63 

Little Rock. July 30— 64 

Kewaunee 

Fliutville 

Kewaunee 

Little Bock, Sept 15—63 

Kewaunee 

Little Rock, Aug 24-64 

Kewaunee 

Kewaunee 

Mobile, Apr 27— C6 

Casco 

JenkinS Ferry, Apr 30— 64 

Oct 17—64 

St Louis, Oct 22—63 

Chicago. Feb 18—64 

St Louis, Oct 7—63 

Kewaunee 

Kewaunee 

Kew.iunee, Oct 7—63 

Kewaunee 

Poet 

July 30—63 

Larabee 

New Orleans. Apr 8—06 

Kewaunee 

Paducah. Aug 18—63 

Okolona, Apr 3—64 

Kewaunee 

Whitewater 

B Msdison, May 6—64 

Kewaunee 

Kewaunee 



B 



Capt Erastus W Stannard 
Capt Aaron Honart 
Capt Julius Schlaich 
Lt Josiah Piatt 
Lt Roswell H Tripp 
Lt Oscar H Silver 
Lt Anthony Oitmayer 
Wilson, Hiel, corp 
Barrager, Sidney 
Becker. Chas 
Bauberger, Mat 
Beflnger, Henry 
Boettner, Chas F 
Burtcn, Geo F 
Copley. Sclah 
Couch. H W 
Co'ich, Wm A 
Delmart, Derrick 
Dufert, Fred 
Fletcher, Lewl,i 
Glassow, Fred 
Gilman. Chester. M 
Johnson, John* 
Knowles, Jno 3 
Kiffey, Geo 
Lawrence, Harvey O 
Lampe. August 
Monk. Wm 
Muth. Phil 
Fruessler, August 



June 8 — 6! 
Nov 5— 63 



Aug 29— 63 



Madison, Dec 8—63 

Memphis, Sep 6—63 

Little Rock, Nov 20—63 

Plymouth 

Little Rock, May 29—64 

Little Rock, Jan 30—65 

Menomonee 

Snyders Bluffs, July 20—63 

Olivet 

Little Rock, Nov 6—63 

Little Eock, Nov 20—63 

Little Rock, Nov 21-63 

Mound City, Oct 12—63 

Sep 2— 63 

Helena, Aug 23—63 

Spanish Ft, Apr 2—65 

Greenbush, Oct 24 — 63 

Mound City, Apr 22—65 

Plymouth, Sep 17—63 

Memphis, Sep I— t^ 

Little Rock, Jan 15—64 

Little Rock, Nov 4—64 

Helena, Aug 6—63 



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Piieder, Ch s 
Tatterson, Geo H 
Itogers, Jas H. e 
Sclierrer, Peter 
Stags;, Wesley H* 
Smltli, Jas 
Steiiil'eliU, Jiio 
Stantee. Win G 
Toplin, Will L 
Tripp, li II 
Wright, Joslah A 
Willis, Horace 



Bnyders Blufl, July 14—63 

Little Rock, Sep 21—64 

Baldwin 

Little Rock, May 12—65 

Jenkins Ferry,.Apr 30—64 

Hiugliam 

Sheboygan Falls 

Yankton 

Ft Gaines, Mar 16— Co 

Hiiigliam 

Helena, Aug 13— es 

Rhine, Nov 8—6.3 



Capt Fred'k Schnellen 
Capt Conrad F Smith 
Lt David Schreiack 
Lt Carl E W Struve 
Lt Jno Gehring 
Lt Julius Bodenstab 
Lt Philip C Enders 
Theiss, Phil, sgt+ 
Gosse, Fred'k, corp 
Bucliholz, Aug 
Bueliholz, Wilhelm 
Branisteadt, Jno 
Dengen, Peter 
Diedrichvandam, Geo 
Fischer, Jno H 
Frisky, Jno 
Goudeke, Fred'k 
Uerininghaus, Win 
Joos, Matt 
Jaksch, Lebold 
Kohl, Geo 
Koelnier, Fred 
Kups, Jan 
Leinke, Wm 
Lenipke, Aug 
Linden, Jos, me 
Linden, Jno 
Maitinzen, Fiitz 
Mattliies, Fred'k 
McDonald, Jas 
Nuller, Jacob F 
Petzold, CJ 
PIrenger, Ernst A 
Schaefer, Fred'k 
Selberg, Fred'k 
Wiltc, Uhas* 
Wehrnianii, Siiuun 
Zolteis, Jno 
Zindel, Peter 
Zech, Frank 



Princeton, May 8—64 

Little Rock, Dec 3—63 

Milwaukee, Feb 1—63 

Milwaukee, Feb 4-63 

Memphis, Sept 9— 63 

Little Rock, Nov 8 — C3 

Little Kock, June 8 — 64 

Two Rivers 



Duvals Bluff, Sept 23—63 

Little Rock, Oct 11-64 

Mobile, Apr 22— 65 

Si Louis, Aug 31—63 

Milwaukee, Nov 26—62 

Franklin 

Kewaunee, Nov 18—63 

Memphis, Sept 4 — 63 

Little Rock, Aug 27—64 

Meiion^^iee 

New Orleans, SLiy 26—65 

Little Rock, Feb 3—64 

Milwaukee, Nov 6—62 

Waiipun 

Memphis, Sept 6—63 

Two Rivers 

Milwaukee, Feb 1—63 

Litile Ro-k, Sept 14—63 

Little Rock, Dec 2—63 

Jenkins Ferry, Apr 30— 64 

Snyders Blurt, July 22—63 

Little Rock. Nov 14—63 

Jefferson Barracks, Oct 13—63 

Litlle Rock, Nov IC— 64 



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CaptTeu Eyck G Olmstead 
Capt Jos Rankin 
Lt Peter Mulholiand 
Lt Thomas McMillan 
Lt Nicholas Hansen 
Lt Wm Henry 
Barnard, Geo P. corp 
Allen, A A 
Aldiidge, H A 
Bart, Peter* 
Burt, Geo, f 
Bailey, Gilbert 
Burt, Milo, t 
Conner, J W 
Critoii, Juslen 
Caya, Alfred 
Chatertou, Jno 
Chase, E, f 
Ehrensbereer, Jno 
Everson, Christopher, f 
Ellis, Cyrus 



,f 



I 



Chicago, III 
Manitowoc 



Meniphis, Sept 12—63 

Mountaindale, Col 

Cooperstown 

Jenkins Ferry, Apr 30—64 

Larrabee 

St Louis, July 17— (.3 

Larrabee 

Neillsville 

East Gibson 

Two Rivers, Dec 23—63 

Larrabee 

Larrabee 

Little Rock, Dec 6— fi3 

Larrabi e 

Brownsville, Sejit 5—63 



Edwards, Edward A,i 
Gill is, Wm H 
Heiiike, Henry 
IIiiss, Geo 
Hurst, Wm 
Hill, Edw 

Johnson, Ephraim.f 
Kingsland, Isaac W 
Knudson, 01e,t 
King, Clifford, t 
Leger, Edinond 
Lovel, W D 
Lyon, Edw W 
Mandel, Heiiirick4- 
Oemiclien, Reinold 
Piper, Jonas 
Roberts, Jno 
Sullivan, Cornelius 
Sutherland, Jno J 
Sinckson, 
Sotan, Peter 
Schroeder, Fred 
Tiseh, Henry 
Welch, David 
Walker, Wm H 
Wulf, Christian 
Wagner. Michael, f 
Wulf. Fritz 
Wood, Alex, m 
Whilcoiub, Jno. t 



I Yankton, D T 

Little Rock.July 28—63 

Two Rivers 

Duvals Bluff, Sept 24—63 

Two Rivers 

Milwaukee, Jan 17- 63 

Mislilcott 

Camden, Nov 12—64 

Larrabee 

Cooperstown 

C^ato, Oct 15—63 

Little Rock. Sept 13—63 

JenkinsFerry, Apr 30— 64 

Columbus, Apr 14—63 

Snyders Bluff, July 14—63 

Little Rock, Nov 27— 63 

Helena, Aug 13 — 63 

Meinpliis, Sept 23— «3 

Little Rock, Nov 2—63 

Little Rock, Aug 2—63 

Kewaunee 

Kewaunee 

Helena, Aug 3 -63 

La Porte City, la 

Snyders Bluff, July 22—03 

Larrabee 

Snyders Bluff, July 23— «3 

Two Rivers 

Grimms PO 



Capt Alfred Marsehiier 
Capt Carl Witt 
Lt Jno A S Verdier 
Lt Chas W Walther 
Lt Irving V Bliss 
Schmidt, Geo. corp* 
Desloch, Jacob, corp 
Arve, Fred'k 
AUenliofen. Jno 
Barnes, Jno J 



Pine Bluff, May 23—64 
Little Rock, Sept 22—64 
Duvals Bluff, Aug 21—63 
Kewaskuin, Sept 20—63 
Helena, Aug 21— 63 



Bentrupp, Flonence H Snyders Bluff, July 5—63 



Bohm, Wm H 
Buhl, Jos 
Cane, All 
Denimler, Jno 
Ehren, Jno 
Feilen, Jno 
ilaug, Tobias 
Hoberg, Henry 
Hockinulh, Sebastian 
Heimaii, .los 
Janke, Carl 
King, Herman, in 
Laliey, ^110 
Lussender, Jno 
Lawrence, Horace A, f 
Large, Chris 
Lund, Jno 
Roehrborn, Jno C 
Weiiier, A 
Wright Haney L 
Wilks, Wm 
Ziebarth, Aug* 



Memphis, Sept 9— 63 

Mobile, May D — 6.) 

Cairo, Sept 1-64 

Helena, Aug 13—63 

Little Rock, Oct 22—63 

Snyders Bluff, June 20-03 

Kewaskuin, Nov 11 — 62 

Snyders Bluff, June 28—63 

Madison, May 4—63 

Clarksville, June 18—03 

Snyders Bluff, July 23-63 

Milwaukee 

Two Creeks 

Milwaukee, Nov 12—62 

Millsville 

Memphis, Sept 10—63 

Charles City 

Little Rock, Sept 2.3— 63 

Mazonianie 

Madiscm, Ajira— 84 

Sheboygan Falls 

Spanish Ft, Mar 28—65 



Capt Samuel D Hubbard 
Capt Joslah Piatt 
Lt Edward W Robbiii.s 
Lt Peter Daaiie. Jr 
Lt Wm F Mitchell 
Lt Clayton Stevens 
Hazelton, Herman, sgt 
Robinson, Elisah .1, sgt 
Bates, Edw H, corp* 
Akin, Jos E.corp 
Allen, J 



Memphis, Sept 1—63 

Duvals llluff, .Sep 16—63 

Prairie d'Ane, Ap. 10—64 

Mitchell. Oct 4— fi3 

Neillsville 



Busmaster, Fred 
Brown, Ephriam, f 
Bauni, Geo, f 
Buit, Elijah 
Buchanan, Daniel M 
Cole, Geo W* 
Drake, Jno 
Eernisse, Jacob 
Furguson, Ozias 
Gasinal, Chas 
Godard, Jos 
Gerriets, Jno F 
Gersdorf, Jos, t 
Graf, Geo 
Graf, Mathew, f 
Hart, Levi 
Heise, August 
Hicken, H J, t 
Jackson, Andrew 
Kominers, Abraham J 
Kroutkromer. Jno, f 
Krietzinger, Henry 
Lieffroer, ,Ian* 
Lafever, T H, t 
Loomis, Alonzo 
Minick. David 
Mi.sner, J P, me 
Miller, Edw 
Munger, A R, f 
McCormaek, Henry 
McMullen. Alex J 
Nauinon, Frank 
Pettis. S W. f 
Pond, Simeon 
Potter, W W 
Phillips, Chauncey 
Row. Samuel, f 
Rolirbaeker, Chas 
Smith, Victory J 
Smith, Chas 
TeMaat, Anthony 
Te.Maat, Jan H 
TeCamp, Geirett J 
TeSIaa, Gerrett .1 
Vo^knil, Anthony 
Wiiikleherst, Genet H 
Wiersig, Julius 
Wescott, Tim 



Weingordner, Nicholas 



Chicago, Sep 14—63 

Boltonville 

Scott 

New Orleans, May 31—66 

Springdale, Neb 

Jenkins Ferry, Apr So— 64 

Memphis, Sep 12—63 

Helena, Aug 17-63 

Duvals Bluff, Sep 10—63 

Helena, Aug 17—63 

Little Rock, Sep 20—63 

Little Rock , Oct 26— 63 

York Neb 

New Orleans, Mar 3—66 

Scott 

Helena, Sep 27-63 

Scott 

Beechwood 

Memphis, Sep 7—63 

St Louis, Aug 19— «3 

Scott 

Beechwood 

Smiths Landing, May 21—64 

Boltonville 

Helena, Aug 7—63 

Milwaukee, Nov 6 — (.4 

Fond du Lac 

New Orleans, Mar 8—66 

Boltonville 

Boltonville 

Uingham, Mass 

Scott 

Y'ork, Neb 

Helena, Aug 14 — 63 

Hingham 

Mobile Point, Mars— 65 

Boltonville 

, Scott 

Memphis, Sep 23—63 

Oak fie d 

Columbus, June 4—63 

Memphis, Oct 3—63 

Memphis, Aiig3!— 63 

Aug 30—6 ) 

Helena, Aug 1—63 

Little Rock, Oct 7—63 

Sept 22—63 

Jenkins Ferry, May 4 — 64 



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Capt Wm Wigham 
Capt Jas Gunn 
Lt Ainanzer Strong 
Lt Robt Horner 
Lt Jno C Brooker 
Brennaii,Tlios, corp 
Ford, Patrick, corp 
N orris, Luke, eorp 
Nolan, Ewd, corp 
Anding, Win" 
Aid, Jno 
Brooker, J C 
Booth, Jno A 
Bremer. Win 
BiKlluilla, Wenzel 
Conley. Michael 
Draves, Wm 
Downey, Jno 
Fassel, Anton 
Georke, Chas 
Helmieh, Fred'k 
Heigerson, Henry 
Kassebauin, Chas 
Kurtz, Adam 
Morgans, Wm 
Nolan, Wm 
O'Donnel, Ewd 
Stewart, Alex 



Boltonville 



Jan C— 83 

Memphis, Sept 12—03 

Milwaukee, Jan 9—63 

Blue River, Nov 16— 6i 

Pine Bluff, Dec 28—64 

Okoloua, Apr 3—64 

Milwaukee, Nov 2—62 

Racine 

Rock, la 

Avoca 

Highland, Nov 12—63 

In the Field, Aug 16—63 

Muscoda 

Duvals Bluff, Sept 4— 63 

Little Rock, Nov 8—63 

Two Rivers 

Memphis, Aug 27—63 

Little Rock, Jan 23— ot 

Little Rock, Feb 21—64 

A voca 

Litlle.Rock, Nov 23— (3 

Milwaukee, Mar 16—63 

Duvals Bluff, Aug 31—63 

Little Rock, Nov 11—63 



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Sallenger, Jno, f 
Sclirader, Aug 
Soheavie, Jno 
Snytler, H J, f 
Whaleu. Jno 



Calami ra 

Avoca 

Higliland, la 

Oak Center 

Little Rock, Dec 5-63 



H 



Capt Clias Cornellusen Memphis, Sept 10— (i3 

rapt Jno A S Verdier 

LtOle Jackson 

Lt Geo L Hui twell 

U Ole Nelson 

Lt Albeit L Lund 

Lt Jno S Isaacson 

Thompson. Wm.corp Snyders Blufl, July 26-63 

Nordboe. Jacob J, corp Helena, Aug 16—63 

Oleson, Matthias, corp Christiana, 'N"V 21— Si 



Anderson, Kjel A 
Amnion, G A. me 
Anderson, Marius 
Anderson, Andrew 
Abrahanisen. Knud 
Bryngelden, Asbjorn 
Falks, O N 
Groven, Ole Nelson 
Gundersen. Knud 
Guttomsen, Tolol 
Hareldsen, Arne 
Hageii. Ole O 
Halvorsel, Lars M 
Johanesen, Ole 
Jorde. Kettel A 
Johnsen, Jens 
Jameson. Silvert 
Jackson, Henry 
Knudseu, Knud 
Knudsen. Lewis 
Larsen, Nels H 
Lintved. Ole Nelson 
Monssen, Iiigebrigt 
Nelson, Ellen 
Olsen, Soren 
O'Brien. Michael 
Paulsen, Jacob 
Rader. Jno Geo 
Slversten, Tosten 
Skeple, Ole Aruescn 
Stensen, Henry 
Slensen, Ole 
S>vertsen, Aninnd 
Stevenson, Hugh 
Thompson, Ole 
Thronsen, Ole 
Ulsu'ud. Jno A 
Wiig, L Larson 
WilUamsen. Knud 
■Wilson, Geo, f 
Wilson, Chas, me 



Aug 1—63 

Whitewater 

Little Uock. Nov 16—63 

Little Ro.!k, Mar 4— 64 

Little Rock. Aug 21—64 

Helena, Aug 13—63 

Stoughton 

Duvals Bluff, Sept 4—63 

Helena. Sept 15—63 

Little Rock, Jan 18—64 

LUtle Rock, Feb 8— 64 

Blue Mounds 

Gulf of Mexico. June 5 — 65 

Paducah, Oct 30—03 

Helena, Aug 9 — 63 

Little Rock. Sept 23—64 

Little Kock, July 29—64 

Little Rock, Jan 22—65 

Helena, Aug 11—63 

Christiana, Oct 9— *3 

Helena, Aug 11 — 63 

Memphis. Sept 16—63 

Little Rock, Nov 4— 63 

Monnd City. Aug 9—63 

Memphis, Sept 22-63 

Milwaukee, Jure .; — 63 

Little Rock, Oct 18—63 

Memphis, Ang 29—63 

St Louis, Sept 28—63 

Paducah, Aug 3; — 63 

Belleville, July 25—64 

Paducah, Sept 10—03 

Little Rock. Jan 23—64 

Jeff Barracks Nov 12 — 61 

Memphis, Sept 26 — 63 

St Louis, Nov 10—63 

Mound City, Aug 11—63 

Little Kock, Aug 18— 64 

Jell Barracks, Dec 17—63 

Mishicott 

Mishicott 



Capt Jiis C Barnes 
Lt Chas H Raymer 
Lt Julius Bodenstab 
Lt Win T Cole 
Lt August Hinard 
Dricken, Peter, corp 
Bruss. Aug-t- 
Bullard, Geo 
Bruck. Jacob-t- 
Jeweti, Priny, ass't p 
Mynderse, Reuben 
McCarthy, Geo W,f 
Perry, J E 
Pierce, A C 
Radley, Ewd S+ 
Roethlisbeiger, Uliicl 
Raabgrund, Louis 



St Nichoels 

New OrleaDS, Apr 22— 15 

Neillsville 

Jenkins Ferry— 64 

m Chilton 

Little Rock, Apr 12—65 

■West Bend 

Sparta 

Manitowoc Rapids 

Spanish Ft, Apr 5 — 65 

1 Helena, Aug 6— 63 

Paducah, Oct 4— 63 



Schmitt, Petei 
Taylor, Thos 
Taylor, J W 
■Var. Epps, Evert 



Little Rock, Dec 2—63 

Oct 17—64 

Fairfield, Neb 

Little Rock, July 13—64 



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Capt Peter Mulhollaud 

Lt Chas H Raymer 

Lt Michael Mullen 

Lt Chas F Folger 

Lt MLchael Maguire 

■Williams, Win N, Istsgt DuvalsBluft, Aug29— 63 



Ruch, Win, sgt 
Aadnesen, Tliore 
Biirk, Martin 
Cox, Jeremiah 
Classon, Andrew D 
D.avis, Jno 
Elingbo, Helgo, t 
Ferpon, Zachariah 
Horrigan, Michael 
Hudson. Adolph 
Hamilton. Win 
Jones. Dan'l 
Knudsen. Ole 
Lotsch, Fred'k 
Lawrence, Lenmel 
Nolan, Michael 
Pierce, Joshua H 
Rasey, Hiram 
Smith, Oscar 
Sullivan, Dennis 
Wilson, Henry 
Neber, Mathias 



Little Rock, Oct 20—63 

July 28— 63 

Orleans. Neb 

Manitowoc 

Manitowoc, Sept 10—63 

Springlleld 

I.arrabee 

New Orleans, May 8—68 

Little Rock, Dec 7—63 

Mishicott 

Memphis, Aug 4—63 

June 9—63 

Mobile, May 16—65 

Little Rock, Nov 24—63 

Millikens Bend, July W— 63 

Memphis. Oct 5—63 

Little I'iock. Oct 7-63 

Milwaukee, Aug 15—63 

July 28—63 

Kewaunee 

Milwaukee, Apr 3—63 

Milwaukee 



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Adams, K M 
Beeson, Peter 
Brown, J J, ph 
Gaeitner, Henry 
Johnson, Jno P 
Krez, Conrad, a 
Makee, W H 
Shroeder, Henry 



Fond du Lac 

Kaukauna 

Sheboygan 

Chicago 

Chicago 

Sheboygan 

Lafoit, la 

Kewaunee 



TWENTY-EIGHTH IN- 
FANTRY, 

Three years. Organized September 13th, 1862. 
Original strength 961 ; gain by recruits, etc, 176 
Total. 1137. Death loss, 232— Killed in action. 8, 
died of wounds. 2, of disease, 222. Other 
loss-s. 332, missing, 0, desertions, 31, trans- 
fers 81. discharged 220. Strength at muster-out, 
August 23d, 1865, 573. Campaigns in Ky., Ark., 
Miss., Ala., Texas. 

REGIMENTAL ROSTER. 

Col Jas M Lewis 
Col Edmund B Gray 
Lt Ch;is Whittaker 
Lt Calvert C White 
Maj Jno A Williams 
Adj Jno A Savage J r 
Adj Albeit S Keudrick 
Adj Jerome P MagiU 
Q M Geo W Wylie 
Q MClias J Collier 
Surg Win H Smith 
A .Surg Lewis K Hawes 
A Surg Dan'l M Miller 
A Surg Chas W Frisbie 
Chap Ebenezer S Peake 



Capt Wm E Coates 
Lt Arthur Holbrook 
Lt Wm E Coates 
Lt Rulif F Hopper 
Lt Ethan A Gage 
Lt Lauren Barker 
Hannah. Jos, corp 
Wildish, Chas W, corp 
Tack, Chas, corp 
Alexander, Geo T 
Alexander, Chas E 
Baines. Henry 
Bally, Anson E 
Barker, Jno. me 
Bulnian. Henry 
Bradley, Elisha, e 
Barker, L, t 
Berg, F C 
Berg, Fred 
Berg, Peter, me 
Churchill, Chas H 
Churchill, Francis 
Carver, Sara'l 
Carrier, Jno S, me 
Carlson, Oscar W, ph 
Cook, G, { 
Carver, Jas 
Cootes. Wm E, m 
Carlton. Wm, c 
Campion, Wm, f 
Grossman, Lewis, c 
Carrier, Jno A, me 
Dapkins, Wm H, m 
Daubner, Geo, f 
Enders, Nicholas 
Elliott, RobtC 
Fuller, Zack T, in 
Gillet, Peter V D 
Gripps, Fred'k 
Goodwin, Geo, m 
Gower, Thos, me 
Howaid, Albert 
Harrison, Jacob 
Hurgen, Chas, m 
Hawley, W, agt 
• Haward, Hiram, 1 
Hopper, RuUf F, in 
Holbrook. Arthur, ph 
Jeffrey, Geo C 
Judson,Noah,f 
Keeler. Eli, painter 
Lansdale. Henry M 
Lobdell. Eminett L 
Luce, Chas D 
Luther, Cha-s 
Maynard. Wm A, in 
Martin, E, 1 
Pickle, Jas F 
Pickle, Dewitt 
Reed. Jas J 
Reise. Herman R 
Rowe, Sylvester, c 
Rowe, R S, c 
Ridgeway. Alonzo, t 



Milwaukee 



Helena, Feb 10— «3 

Helena, Aug 21—63 

Little Rock, Apr 19—64 

Pine Bluff, Apr 27—64 

Pine Bluff, Aug 13—64 

Memphis. Mar 30— 63 

Helena, Feb 28—63 

Milwaukee 

Tomah 

Granville, Mich 

Brookfleld Junction 

Owatoima, Minn 

Owatonna 

Oconomowoc 

Helena, May 8 — 63 

Waukesha, Sept 11—63 

Helena, Apr 8—63 

Milwaukee 

Milwaukee 

Menominee Falls 

Brookfield June 

Milwaukee 

River i'alls 

Hammond 

Brookfield June 

Bay View 

Appleton 

Brookfleld June 

Fort Gaines, Mar 23—65 

Chicago, 111 

Cedar Falls, la 

Milwaukee, Nov 30—62 

Helena, Apr 1 8—63 

Hartland 

Beaver Dam 

Helena, May 17—63 

Memphis, Sept 20—63 

Delafield 

Reedsburg 

Menominee Falls 

Eatontown, N J 

Milwaukee 

Helena, Mar 6-63 

Waukesha 

Menominee Falls 

Oct 19—64 

Mobile. Apr 13—65 

Pine Blufl, Aug 28— 64 

Gravesville 

Muskota, Kan 

Menominee Falls 

Mobile, May 4—65 

Horicou 

Memphis, Sept, 11—63 

Memphis, Apr 20—63 

Menominf e Falls 

Menominee Falls 

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Sawyer, Geo S 
Short, Geo, f 
Stanhope, C D, ph 
Swiin, Peleg, me 
Smith, Wright W, f 
Taylor, Schuyler, photo 
Wilson. Orin M 
Woodcock, Ira 
Williams, Jno 
Wilkins. Ed, f 
Williams, Jno A, a 
Wardrobe, Fr, d 
Williams. Wm 
Ward. Albeit, pa 



Memphis, Oct 31— 63 

Tryberg, la 

Mt Pula-ski, III 

Waukesha 

Milwaukee 

Brookfield June 

Spring Lake. Mich 

Berlin 

Pine Bluff, Ang 8—64 

PineBluff, Aug 3—64 

Heleua, Api 11—83 

Wausau 

Pine Blufl 

Milwaukee 

Manistee. Mich 
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Capt M G Townsend* 
Capt Clias B Slawsoii 
LtCusIiniau K Davis 
Lt Fiaiiklin A liemiett 
Lt Chesley B Tullar 
JleCall, Martin, corp 
StfCii, Ejihiaiiii. corp 
Arnold, Isaac 
Baker, Wester, 
Bennett, F A 
Bennett, Frank, ni 
Cook, Edwin B 
Oi-all, Hugli 
Cross, An^^ust 
Churcli, Daniel A 
Cuinining, Jno 
Carpenter. Jno 
Danintli, (Villiam 
Duncan, Wm 
Davis, C K, a 
Deidrich, Ezra 
Fletcher, Andrew 
Fmnegan, Peter 
Foster, Albert, d 
GauH, Thos, a 
Helder, John P 
Howie, Joltu 
Hill, David, c 
Hog;,', Sam'l W-f 
Jones, Jabez 
Jones, Richard 
Killip, Kobt 
Munroe, Alonzo, f 
Mullen, Anthony, p m 
MuUan, A G, m 
Patterson, Geo, h 
Stickels, Jacob L 
Teach, Fred, m 
Vanderhoof, Orlin 
Voght, Albert 
Vanderpool, Geo J, f 
Vanderpool, Geo J 
Weiiand, Fred 
Watkins. Chas W N 
Watson, Jno 



Marks Mills, Apr 23— 61 



Pine BUilt, Aug 8—64 

St Louis, Apr 30— 63 

I.lttle Kock. Ocf-'l— «3 

Little Kock, May 7— 1,5 

Janesville 

Jancsville 

Helena, Jan 'zs- 03 

Helena, .\pr 10—63 

Little Eock. Dec IS— 63 

Prospect Hills 

Ottawa 

Mukwonago 

St Louis, May 6— 63 

Greenwood, JIar 30—63 

St Paul, Minn 

Milwaukee 

Memphis, Mar 17—63 

St Louis, Oct 9—63 

Denver, Col 

Chicago, 111 

Helena, Apr 18—63 

St Louis, Apr 11— 63 

Milwaukee 

Spanish Ft, JIar 28—65 

Pine Bluff, Aug 17-04 

Ottawa 

Helena, June 2—63 

Prospect Hills 

Portland, la 

Portland, la 

Milwaukee 

Keokuk, June 15—63 

Manistee 

Helena, Feb 5—63 

Pine Bluff, Nov 9—64 

Vernon 

Mukwonago 

St Louis, Oct 26—63 

ortU Prairie, Aug 21— oi 

Kuapp 



Capt Thomas N' Stevenn 
Lt Daniel S Curtis 
Lt Andrew Glimore 
Lt Lowell L Alvord 
Lt Joseph G Kobinson 
LtFred'kB Brown, Jr 
Plympton, F W, sgt 
Alvord, J M 
Ballard, Willard 
Brown, F B, Jr 
Bogart, A S 
Brown, FB 
Berg, P 

Clausen, Seaman G 
Christy, Leander G 
Chaffe)-, W W 
Coal, Geo 
Decker, Wm E 
Frltsinger, Levi B 
Graper, Wm 
Halght. Morris P 
Hanson, Amund 
Harshaw, Albert K 
Holcomb, Hiram C 
Harden, Jno W 
Hall.JasJ 
Johnson, Andrew K 
Jacobson, Julius 
Jacobsou, Andrew 
Knudson, Halver 



Milwaukee, July 30—63 



Duvals Bluff, Aug 24—62 

Oconomowoc 

Helena, Feb 26-63 

Spirit Lake, la 

Monterey 

Storm Lake, la 

Oconomowoc 

Helena. Mar 1—63 

Helena, June 22—63 

Oconomowoc 

Oconomowoc 

Pine Bluff, Aug 1—64 

Pine Bluff, July 16— 64 

Helena, July 5— 63 

Helena, Feb 26—63 

Apr 23—63 

Helena, May 21— 63 

Pine Bluff, May 28—64 

Pine Bluff, Sept 14—64 

Oconomowoc 

Helena, Mar 10—63 

Oconomowoc 

Albaton, la 

Helena, Apr 12—63 



Lillie, Geo 
Lew'.s. Horatio S 
Mclhvain. D.ivid 
Muckey, Myron, f 
Nelson, 0:o 
Nelson, Marshall 
Osborn, Geo A 
Kendall, Job .A 
Rugg, Chas A 
liobinson, Jas W 
Smalley, Alexander C 
Smalley. Tlieon M 
Stem, Hans A 
Stiusoa. E:bridge, 
L'ldington, Frank 
Tucker, P K 
Witherill, Milton J 
Watson, Abraham, 
Zimmermau, Jno 



Pine Bluff, Mar 25—64 

Little Rock, Mar 31— 65 

Ft Gaines, Mar 17-65 

Prospect Hill 

Moiiteiey 

Golden Lake 

Pine Bluff, Aug2V-64 

Helena, May 15—63 

Keokuk. Oct 30— 63 

Pine Bluff, Sept 16-64 

Helena, Apr 26—83 

Helena, Feb 15—63 

Pine Bluff. June 18— 1:4 

Pine Bluff, June 2;i— 64 

Oconomowoc 

Golden Lake 

Pine Bluff, Oct 20—64 

Pine Bluff, Sept 19—64 

Monterey 



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Capt Edw S Redington 
Lt Hiram N Hayes 
Lt Jas B Schrom 
Lt Henry H Watts 
Lt JiisMMead 
Lt Wm G Palmer 
Hodge, Jas A, sgt 
Anumdsou, Barney 
Busch, Henry 
Eowen, Jos R, f 
Clark, Melviu J 
Carpenter. Lewis 
DeGroat, Geo 
Dancey, T J, m£ 
Dann, E F, ph 
Earley, Jno, me 
Feiss, Benedict 
Foust, Flank, h 
Fero. Sile, 1 
Goodrich, DN 
Grant, Jno, m£ 
Henderson, Donald 
Hare, Jesse 
Hids. Geo 
Holmes, Chas, I 
Kuhn, Chas 
Keenan. Patrick, 1 
Kershaw, Jos 
Kinney, Francis, c 
Miller, Isaac 
Nickerson, G E 
Patten, Franklin 
Prichard, J;is F 
Palmer, Wm H, t 
Robbin,ChasE 
Rockwell, C W, mt 
Smith, Henry F 
Simpson, Chas H 
Scholl, Chas, me 
Schrobel, Chas, £ 
Smith. Oscar, c 
Torrey, Julius H 
Taylor, James 
Trausman, Geo 
Thomas, Jacob 
Warker, Jacob 



Helena, Feb 13—63 



Milwaukee, Dec 9—62 

Pine Bluff, Sep 23—64 

Milwauk ee 

Eau Galle 

Pine Bluff, June 10—64 

Whitewater 

Pine Bluff, Nov 28-64 

Palmyra 

Berlin 

Whitewater 

Pine Bluff, Aug 8—64 

Whitewater 

Whitewater 

Whitewater 

Whitewater 

Milwaukee, Dec 1—62 

Helena, Apr 29— 63 

Sep 7—63 

Whitewater 

Pine Bluff, Sep 29-64 

Whitewater 

Whitewater 

Whitewater 

Pine Bluff, Nov 22—64 

Whitewater 

Pine Bluff, Sep 2—64 

Pine Bluff, July 6—64 

Hebron 

Duvals Blnff, Sept 25—63 

Whitewater 

Jeff Barracks, Oct 20—64 

Pine Bluff, Aug 23—64 

Whitewater 

Whitewater 

Whitewater 

Ft Pemberton, Mar 29—63 

Lime Rock 

Whitewater 

New London 

8t Louis, July 18—63 



Capt Jas R Kenyon 
Lt Wm E Bingham 
LtChasJ Collier 
Lt Asa W Hibbard 
Althans, Henri 
Arwood, Andrew W, f 
Bingham, Chas K 
Blomlley, Juo 
Brain, J 



Pine Bluff, Dec 13—64 

Hearts Prairie 

Helena, Aug 27—63 

Madison 

Eagle 



Brown, Chas G, f 
Bigelow, A 
Davis. Jno C 
Feder, \Vi helm 
Henderson, Sylvester 
Hunter, Wm 
Heiiize, Jno 
Hall, W P 
Kohler. Jacob 
Krotz, Joi 
Loonier, Wni E 
Means, Jno W 
Robinson, Jno B 
Smith. I,>iiiau D 
Snow, IKlbert 
Sullivan, Michael 
Ta^ lor, J B, £ 
Vellan, Andrew' 
W'elch, Hiram J 
Wilford, Hardy 
Webster, W B, me 



Hebron 

Millard 

Wautoma 

Fine Blutf, Mar 10—64 

Tallahatchie R, Apr 3—63 

Pine Bluff, Feb 27—64 

Boca Chica. J ily 20—63 

Hebron 

Helena. Aug 15 — 03 

Pine Bluff, July 10— C4 

Paola, K;ili 

Helena, May 28—63 

White River. Feb 11-65 

Helena, Feb 13-03 

Helena, June r— 03 

Pine Bluff, July 26— 64 

Millard 

Helena, July 4—63 

Helena, Feb 6—63 

Little Rock, Oct 2C— 63 

Delevan 



Capt Calvert C White 
Capt Jermiah Noon 
Capt Archie D Montelth 
Lt Hiram F Syke 
Lt Jas Northman 
Lt Walker L Bean 
Lt Geo W Higgins 
Slyter, Wm T, sgt 
Taylor, Wahlon, sgt 
Jenson, Lars, corp 
Parker, Chas J. corp 
Tillsou, Henry H, corp 
Andrews, L G 
Bell, Sydney C 
C ildwell, Cassius M 
Caldwell, James N 
Dai rah, Jos 
Fielder, Geo 
Foster, Edwin 
Freeman, Wm H 
Gray, Gabriel 
Holt, Ed, £ 
Howard, Nathar.iel 
Hubbard, Monroe 
Lyke, Julius G 
Lyke. H F, m 
MeGill, Chas N 
Melendy, Cephas J 
Moffitt, Orin D 
Mason, Jno W 
McDonough, Jas 
Noon, Jeremiah, Jr 
Rankin, Will 
Taylor, Jno 
Warv, Austin C 
Webster, Henry 
Whitney, Ephraira G 
Wilde, Jno 
Williams, Ewd E 



Aug 10—62 



Columbus, Dec 29—62 

Helena, July 15—63 

Pine Bluff, Sept 21— 64 

Pine Bluff, Nov 28—64 

Pine Bluff, Aug 26—64 

Pine Bluff, June 4—64 

Mukwonago 

Pine Bluff, July 4-64 

Helena, Feb 22—03 

Little Rock, Dec 31—64 

Helena, Mar 2—63 

Jeff Barracks, Oct 30—63 

Yazoo, Mar 29— 63 

Memphis. Oct 25 — 63 

Pine Bluff, Aug 1-64 

Rock Elm Centre 

Pine Bluff, Aug 13—64 

Helena, Feb 18—63 

Yazoo. Mar 14- 63 

Oconomowoc 

Pine Bluff, Sept 2—64 

Mar 24— 63 

Pine Bluff, Aug 30—64 

Stone Bank 

East Troy 

Pine Bluff, Mar 12-64 

Sussex 

Memphis, Sept 6—63 

Helena, Apr 9—63 

Milwaukee, Dec 12—62 

Little Rock, Sept 21—63 

Duvals Bluff, Sept 3—63 

Jan 13—63 



Capt Elihu Enos, p m 
Capt Willis V Tichenor 
Lt David Turner 
Lt Seymour Gilbert 
Lt Albert Foster 
Lt Andrew JIcKee 
Donelson, 1 hos, sgt 
Johnson. Thos J, sgt 
Howard, Geo W, corp 
Smith Jno H, corp 
Abaln, Peter 
Becker, Phil 
Blanchard, Jos C 
Brown, Jas B 
Brain, Clement J 



Waukesha 



Yazoo Pass, Apr 6 — 63 

Helena, May 25—63 

Helena, Feb 22— f3 

St Louis, June 26—63 

Rock Elm Centre 

Helena, May 17—63 

Pine Bluff, Oct 15-64 

Helena, June 9—63 

St Louis, July 29— «3 



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SAILORS REUNION ROSTER. 129 


Beardsloy, Sam'l B 


East Troy 


Baman, W H 


East Troy 


Lonckey, Jas B , Tess Corners 


Bowers, Luluir L 


Peshtigo 


Bell. S K 


Milwaukee 


Muckey, Myron Tess Corners 


Cliristisaii. Geo 


May l7-«3 


Cowles, Asa S 


Helena, Feb 24—63 


Miller, Me L, ph Oconomowoc 


Cullen, Chris 


Yazoo Pass, Mar 30—63 


Coulter, W Jas 


Helena, Apr 12—63 


Perkins, Clark, f Mukwonago 


Decker, Win E 


Pine Bluff, Aug I— B4 


Dingman, Chas 


Troy Centre 


Roe, Thos Merton 


Donaldson, W D. f 


East Troy 


DuPiiy, E M 


Plymouth 


Rogers, Jno, 1 Whitewater 


Enos, Elilui, p in 


Waukesha 


Edwards, Ed 


Troy Centre 


Times, Edw Merton 


Fritsiiifjer, Levi B 


Pine Bluff, July 16—64 


Frank, Hiram F 


St Louis. June 27—63 


Weichmar, Chas Oconomowoc 


Green, Tlios» 
Hartweli, Geo W 


Mt Elba, Mar 30—64 
Helena, Feb 18-63 


Fichler, Augustus Little Kock, Feb 9— <>5 
Gleason, liurnan Tallahatchie River, Mariab-63 








HInes, Isaiah B J 


Memphis, Dec 4—63 


Gaskell, Jno 


Helena, May 31—65 


TWENTY-NINTH IN- 


Howie, Jno R 


Memphis, July 22—63 


King, Farl 


East Troy 




Jones, Win Brazos Santiago, June 17—65 


Murray, Jas 


Little Rock. Feb 12— 65 


FANTRY, 


King, L-on, h 


Pewaukee 


Mathewson, Donald 


East Troy 


McKinstry, Jerome E* 


Helena, July 4-63 


Matheson, Jno 


Mayhew 


Three years. Organized September 27th, 1802 


Malloy, Jas 


Little Rock, Feb 12—65 


Mohon, Michael 


Wilton 


Original strength, 961 ; gain by recruits, etc.. 


McKawen, Wni. m 


Greenfield 


O'Kagan, Wm 


Helena, Apr 21-63 


128 ;total, 1089. Death loss, 296-Killed in action. 


Peels, Allen P 


Duvals Bluff, Aug L'8— 63 


O'Brien, Patrick, Jr* 


Mt Elba, Mar 30-64 


40, died of wounds, 37, of disease, 210, of ac- 


Rehnier, Frank E 


EList Troy 


Peak, Gilbert 


Helena, June 12—63 


cidents, 9, Other losses, 320, missing, 0, deser- 


Saftaril, LeGrand B 


Pine Bluff, July 31-64 


Patterson, Alfred 


Mukwonago 


tions, 39, transfers, 103, discharges, 184, Strength 


Sehneuler, Jacob 


Milwaukee. Dec 17—62 


Smith, DelosC 


Helena Apr 17— 63 


at muster-out, June 22d, 1865. 467. Campaigns 


Sears, B C 


Waukesha 


Sullivan, Jeremiah 


Pine Bluff, Aug 22—64 


in Ark,, La., Miss., Texas., Ala.. 


Thornton, Jno 


Pine Bluff, July 6-fi4 


Thomas, Francis 


East Troy, July 13— 63 




Tichenor, \V V, a 


Mason City, la 


Vaughn, Jno 


Little Rock, Nov 11-63 


REGIMENTAL ROSTER, 


Zeliiff, Jno M 


Helena, Mar 6- 63 


Waters, Isaac E 


Helena, Apr 9 -63 








Whitton, Jno 


Helena, June 22—63 


Col Chas R Gill Maoison 


PJ 






Col Wm A Greene 


J 


X 




K 


Col Bradford Hancock Chicago, 111 


Capt Herman A Meyer 






Lt Col G T Thorn Nebraska City. Neb 


Capt Jas Murray 




Capt Ira H Morton 


Little Rock, Sept 18-63 


Lt Col H E Connltt. a Fond du Lac 


U Thos Chandler 




Capt Levi J Billings 




Maj G H Bryant, f Tlconic, la 


Lt Jonathan L O'Brien 




Capt Geo F Cowing 




Adj Valentine Sweeney Watertown, Apr 21—63 


Lt Jno W Lowry 




Lt Wm J Briggs 




Adj Jno W Blake 


Lt Wallace Goll 




Lt Win H Chase 




Adj Geo W Hale 


Lt Jno A Hurtgen 




Lt (iordon Conant 




Adj H C Hadley Janesvllle 


Budde. Jno G, sgt 


Helena, Feb 13—63 


Kussell, Edw, corp 


Helena, Apr 22—63 


g M Sam'l Baird 


Kle3elback,Geo, sgt 


Pine Bluff, July 28—64 


Aslakseu,;Knnd 


Greenwood, Apr 6—63 


Q M Jno P DeMerritt Wllllamstown, Vt 


Yager, Nicholas, sgt 


Pine Bluff, July 14—64 


Ambler, Wm 


Helena, July 3—63 


Surg Wm C Spalding Watertown 


Flood, Philip, corp* 


Spanish Ft, Mar 31—64 


Austin, Chauncey 


White Creek 


Surg Darwin Dubois 


Feely, Patrick, .corp 


PineBluH, Aug24— 64 


Bauer, Louis 


Mempbls, Sept 1—63 


Surg Jocob L Potter 


Malcom. McTag, corp 


Waukesha, July 26—63 


Buetow, Henry, f 


Eldorado 


A Surg Robt Addison 


Nattlsheim, Jos, carp 


Helena, May 23—63 


Buruick, Geo J 


St;Louls, Dec 27—63 


A Surg (;eo D Winch 


Carney, Jno B 


Milwaukee. Oct 27—63 


Billiiigf , Levi J, a 


(ireen Bay 


A Smg W W Reed 


Felton, Jos 


Columbus, Aprs— 63 


Carle, Abrain 


Helena, Feb 18—63 


A Surg W S Schermerhorn 


Greutzmacher, Carl 


Helena, May 2—63 


Cretty, Uan'l 


Piue Bluff, July i4— 64 


A Surg W H Hipolite 


Gannon, Jno 


Helena, June 24—63 


Dort, Amos 


Greenwood, Apr 5—63 


A Surg Jos W Barber 


(Jebmann, Louis 


Memphis, Sept 6—63 


DuPuy, EdwM 


Plymouth 


A Surg J F McClure 


Hamlin, Jas H 


Brownsville, Sept 5—63 


Dupuy, E M, f 


East Troy 


A Surg W B Siiminerteldt 


Hunt, Michael 


Pine Bluff, July 20—64 


Douglass, W 


Walworth 


A Surg B F Kolfe 


Hurtgen, Peter Jos 


Tyler, Jan 5—66 


Farley, Jno A 


Pine Bluff, Nov 15—6) 


Chap Jno I Herrick 


Hollis, Xyron 


Whitewater 


Gordon, TolliflO 


Helena, Feb 15—63 


A 


Holzer, N 


Hartland 


Gould, Alviii 


Greenwood, Mar 14— eg 


Larsen, Jens 


Delafield, Oct 7-63 


GrnnwoUl, Jno 


East Troy 


Capt Bradford Hancock Chicago, 111 


Lannon, Thos 


IMne Bluff, Aug 6-«4 


Grenewold, Jno, f 


East Troy 


Capt F Mattice New Orleans, June 3—64 


Ludwig, Christian 


Pine Bluff, Oct 8— «4 


Henry, Jos 


Pine Bluff, July 18—64 


Capt L Ray 
Lt Geo Weeks 


Meier, Siegfried 


Norway 


Harroll, Lewis J 


Racine 


Oberlander, Jos 


Pine Bluff, Sept 14— 64 


Kellogg, Sam'l S 


Pine Bluff, Aug 12—64 


Lt Jno N Davis 


Oberbilling, Matvias, f 


Dorchester 


Kilbow, Wm 


Painesville 


Robbins, Lionel E, sgt+ Memphis, June 24—63 


Peter, Heinrich 


Helena, Apr 12—63 


Larsen, Nils 


Mar 25—63 


Matthews, C F ,cor|» Champion Hills,Mayl6— 63 


Peters, Kudolph, 
Keinhard, Chas 
Koss, Nathaniel 
Stanfield, Louis, 
Stark, August 
Teske, Albert 


Brookfteld, Jan 5— S5 

Memphis, Oct 1—63 

Helena, Aug 15—63 

Clarksville, Aug 8— 65 

Vernon 

Kewaunee 


Peck, Jno F Helena, Feb 27— 63 
Phelps, Arthur Pine Bluff, May 28—64 
Rice, Griffith T Memphis, Mar 10— 6J 
Steverson, Guilder Dane Co, June 26—63 
Stacy, Pete Sussex 

UNASSIONED. 


Andrews, Chas B May 10—63 
Agnew, John Carrolton, Sep 4—63 
Bridges, Jno S May 8-63 
Blocker, Wm J-)- Vicksburg, June 13—63 
Balcom, Geo Mlllikens Band, Apr 29— 63 
Butler, Nelson St Louis, Aug 5—63 


Whitford, Samuel 


Helena. Apr30— 63 










Berg, L C, miuician 


Owatonna, Minn 


Blasky, Wm Deansville 






Bowers, Frank 


Tess Corners 


Carter, N H» Champion Hills May 16—63 




Catlin, Jno 


Chicago, III 


Cougblin, Urchard' Champion Hills, May 16—63 


Capt Horace B Crandall 


Deveraux, Nicholas 


Mukwonago 


uruger, Jefferson New Orleans, Apr 23—64 


Capt Andrew F Shiver 


ick Apr 22—63 


Donaldson, Wm 


Elkhorn 


Drangerson, Toller White River, Sep —63 


Capt Lindsay J Sinilh 




Finley, Chas 


Tess Corners 


Gaskins, Geo K Helena, Apr 4—63 


Lt Alex F Seymour 




Flynn, Jno 


Tess Corners 


Griffin, Fernando D Memphis, Sep 14—63 


Lt Smith A Hartwell 




Frisbv, Chas F 


Milwaukee 


Gregg, Lucius B St Charles, Sep 23—64 


Capp, Elli, sgt 


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Mijitli, Fred 
Spouiifr. Jiio 
TiKinipson, llpiiry 
Wilsey, Abraham 
Wetiiioi'e, Waruer 
Wt'eks, Geo 
Yeryes, Louis 



VicksburK, July 3— (J3 

Vicksburg, June 20—63 

Neiv' Orleans, Oct 23—63 

Carroltou. Aug 23—63 

Helena, Mar 18-G3 

Fraukliu. Dec T— 63 

Columbus 

Frankliu, Mar— 64 



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Capt TliosR Mott 
Capt D S (Jibbs 
Lt Clias Wood 
].t Nonuan Humphrey 
UFB Northrop 
Lt Royal P Branson 
Lt C B Scott 
Lt Jno N Keert 

Crandall, AlonzoC, 9gt Texas, Dec 5— 64 

Phelps. Wni, corp Vicksburg, July 7—63 
Barrett, Calvin* Sabine Cross Koad, Apr 8—64 
Burke, Jas* Sablue Cross Koad, Apr 8—64 

Blauchard, Sargent J Helena, Feb 15—63 

Bolser, Jas S Helena, Feb 11—63 

Bennett, Hi nry Helena, Feb 28—63 

Bartlett. J Marcellus Vicksburj;. June 12—63 

Bartz, Jno New Orleans, July 3—64 

Frank, Peter St Charles. Sept 26-61 

GrilTeth, David Helena, Mar 11—63 

Grift'ey. Aslibel D Vicksburg. June 19-63 

Griffev, Cyrus M Menipliis, Aprs— 66 

Hawes, Ewil B* Pt Gibson, May 1—63 
Hunsertord, Henry Youngs Point, June 13—63 

Holcoinb, Geo Texas, Nov 15— 64 

Irvin. Jas S Texas, Nov io— 64 

Karr, Jos Helena, Jan 11— 63 

Keyes, J H, ed Walprtowu 

Kiui:, WT Grand KapiUs 

Marshall, Matthew* Pt Gibson. May 1-63 

Mead, Hansom Helena. Feb 20—63 

Midille.states, Wm New Orleans. May 24— 64 

William. Wni New Orleans. Feb 8—66 

Norton, Amiel Vicksbnrij, July 21—63 

Parker, Geo n+ Grand Gnlf, May 26—63 

Kinger, Kobt H* Pt Gibson, May 1—63 
Kiehards, Bradley Millikens Bend, May 1—63 

Roberts, Jno New Orleans, Oct 11—63 

Thinpson, Hiram S Mansfield, June 7— 64 

Vlsgar, Albert F Enimett. Nov 27— 63 

Welton, 0)in E Vicksburi;, July 29-03 

Wright, VVillistou H Natchez, Auk in-i3 
Wolleiisack, Andrew J Natchez, Aug 13—63 

Wood,Chas Walertown 

Webl), E K Leoid, Mich 

Young, Cyprian B Texas. Sept 27—64 



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Capt H E Connltt, a Fond dnlLae 

Capt Jno F Parsons Kalamazoo, Mich 

Lt Jas Pierce Memphis, Tenn 

Lt L V Willard Horicon, Jan 10—64 

Lt Oscar Lawrence 

HautI, Jno A, sgi« Champion Hills, May 16—63 
Graham, B, .sgt-f- Champion Hills. May 17—63 
Deining, DcForest S+ Alexandria, May 9— ivi 
Norton. Joel B, corp* Spanish Fort, Mar 27—66 
Neider, Franz E, corp Vicksburg. May 28—63 
Poiiipe. Chas. corp Shreveport. June 16—65 

Anderson, Nat C, New Orleans, July 6—64 

Brandt, Jno H+ Champion Hills, May 27—03 
Blanchad, Merit A St Louis, Feb 23— (^3 

Benz, Chas Helena, Feb 22—63 

Baum. Geo Millikens Bend, May 22—63 

Beier, Julius Burnette station 

Buurne, O H P Neillsvllle 

Barotl, Eugene, me Mayville 

Cody, Wm Helena. Mai- 24—63 

Duke, Gilbert+ Champion Hills, May 17—63 



Deisley. Geo 
Daly, Uobt 
Fritz, Lawrence 
Galtey, Paul F 
Humplirey, Horace 
Hollister, Sam'l B 
Kiushke, Julius 
Limbocker, Jno W 



Brashear, Sept 27-63 

Carroltou. Mar 24— 63 

Helena, Feb 13—63 

Helena, Apr 3— 63 

Helena, Mar 26—63 

CarroUtcn, Sept 16—63 

Bear Creek 

Helena, Feb 3-63 



Morrison, .Andrew A Millikens Bend, Apr 19—03 

Munteith. Robt Mor.gauzia, June 9 — 64 

Minnick, Levi Helena, Mar 21— 63 

MiFate, Wm Waupun 

Page, H C Duruiid 

Pierce, Jas 0, a Memphis, Temi 

Parsons, W F Kalamazoo, Mich 

Rhodes, Jno A Keokuk, Oct 22—63 

Smith, Thus St Louis, July 13— 63 
Sponunaus, Christian New Orleans, Sep 13—63 

Seitz, Wm Hustisford 

Venn, Joslma G Mill ikens Bend, Apr28— 63 

Wellnitz, Ernst Helena. Ark, Mar26— 63 

Ward, David Helena, Ark,Apr21— 63 

Wendlaiid, Jno Memphis, Mar 1—63 

Ward.Wm Aug 8— 63 



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Lt D W Cintis 
Lt EJw N Potter 
Jjt Chas Townsend 
Potter. E N, 1st sgt, f 
Piper, H Delos, sgt* 



Ticonic.Ia 

Ft Atkinson 

Cambridge 

Macomb City, Miss 

Cambridge 

Pi . .'on. May 1—63 



Bryaut, Spencer A, sgt-t- Memphis, June 2.5—63 

Millard, Walter, sgt Carroltou, Aug 24— o3 
l.udtke. C, corp* Sabine Cross Koad, Apr 8—64 

Bower, Henry A, corp Vlcksbur.s;, May 28-63 

Plall, Arlando R, corp Helena, Apr 11—63 
Matson, Sylvester, corp Lake Mills, Nov 3—64 
Butler, Thus H Champion Hills, May 16—63 

Brainard, Harlow D Escanaba 

Backus, Cy rus Helena, Feb 8-63 

Bryant, G H, I Ticoiiic, la 

Brewer, Jno, I Baraboo 
Beniis, A T 

Culver, H J, me Willford 

Cabell, Albert enosha 

Curtis. D W Lake Mills 
Connitt, Wm E, a 

Dietsch, Carl Vicksburg, July 10— C3 
Dyke, Fred'k A Millikens Bend, June 7—63 

Doutey, Jos St Louis. July 5—03 

Damuth, Sam'l Mobile, May 14—05 

De Forest, Francis Memphis, Apr 16—63 

Damuth, D S Ft Atkinson 

Drager, Chas Lake Mills 

Drake, Hiram Ft Atkinson 

Foat, Alfred J Fox Lake. Jan 9-04 

Filable, Wm, f Cambridge 

Flanna^an. Isaiah Vickshurg, Aug 1—03 

Felbell. Wm, f Ft Atkinson 

Ford. H. me Beloit 

Felliell. Wm J Oakland Centre 
Goodrich, Jerome Atchafalaya, July 28 — 04 

GritUu. Nelson T Helena, Feb 7—63 

Green, \V A Hnbbleton 

Gill, C R. a Madison 

Hume, Walter Helena, Mar 17— 63 
Huiiburt, Wallace Jeff Barracks, July 22— 03 

Hanson, J W Ft Atkinson 

Hadley, H C, bk Janesville 

Hadley, Henry Janesville 

Johnson, DC Ft Atkinson 

Kli.ie, GeoA Aug 7— 63 

Koser. £ Jefferson 

Kasten, Wm Keokuk, Aug 30—63 

Kover, Ignatius Ft Atkinson 

Krogh, Albert Cambridge 

Krough, Albert, me Cambridge 
Ludtke, Ferd* Sabine Cross Road, Apr S— 64 



Lengner, Herman Ft Atkinson 
Meise, Jno B+ Champion Hills, May 28-63 

Mack. Jacob Carrollton, Sept 4—03 

Major, Thos P New Orleans, Jan 1-64 

Millard, Walter, t Lake Mills 

Miller, Christian, f Lake Mills 

Niinnio, Richard Memphis, Mar 10—65 

Nelson, J I. { Ft Atkinson 

Nelson. Willis, me Ft Atkinson 

Overbeck, Wm St Louis, Aug 15—63 

Packard, E J Santa Barbara, Cal 

Polilmaji,C F W, f Lake Mills 
Kiiiiiei-, J Wilson* Champion Hills, May 16—63 

Roekwood. Jason Helena, Feb 1— fis 

Rhoda, Carl, f Jefferson 

Reese, August, f Ft Atkinson 

Rose, Wm, t Ft Atkinson 
Spoor, Fred'k* Sablue Cross Road, Apr 8—64 

Spoor. J, 1 Ft Atkinson 

Short, G Neillsville 

Short J Neillsville 

Scobey, D W, ms Cambridge 

Sonlag, L Neillsville 

Schultz, Wm Whitehall 

Short, Jas+ Pt Gibson. May 4—63 

Skinner. Edwin+ Black Elver, June 12—03 

Smith, Moses M.l Ft Atkinson 

Seigniann, Carl Pleasant Hill, Apr 10—64 

Smith, Emery, 1 Ft Atkinson 

Smith, Jesse Helena, Feb 20—63 

Skud, T F, me Sioux City, la 

Spear, I arlns C Memphis, Mar 17—63 

Smith, MJl Ft Atkinson 

Stanley, Daniel Kansas 

Scobie. David W Cambridge 

Thorn, G L, a Appleton 

Townsend, C H, ed McComb City, Miss 

Tiffany, Henry, t Ft Atkinson 

Wheeler, Addison Black River, July 22-03 

Weeks, Wauzer Houston, Sept 30—64 



Capt H Dunham 
Capt D J Wells 
Capt Jos A Stark 
Lt G W Hale 
Lt C H Eggleston 
Lt Jas Armstrong 

Kelchuni, Delazon 8, sgt Port Gibson, May 1—63 
Alexander, tieo W, sgt Port Gibson, May 1—63 
Bcunett, Jas W, corp Jeff Barracks. Mar 27—63 
Powers, N. corp Millikens Bend. July 30—63 
Jack.son, Richard, corp Carrollton. Sep 4-63 
Bryant. Chas Westford. Oct 9—63 

Barrett. Sam'l Carnp Salmon, Dec 14—62 

Burchard, Geo M, a Fort Atkinson 

Carlisle, Newman Mobile, May 20—65 

Deiiwan. Patrick Fox Lake, July 16—03 

D(UWoori,SS Belvidere, la 

Dime, Clu^s A, a Chicago. Ill 

Evans, Henry H Carrollton, Aug 26—63 

l-'erdon, Richard D+ Grand Gulf, May .5—63 
Floyd, Albert J4- Memphis. July 7-03 

Follet. Wilbor St Louis, Jan 30—63 

Grosse. Chris4- Magnolia. May 3—63 

(Jray, Alfred D Jeff Barracks, Feb 12—63 

Herrick, Wm R+ Magnolia, May 3—63 

Hugget, Geo Worieuton. June 1—63 

Jackson, Jno* Champion Hills, May 16—63 

Liilhn, Jno W, ra Oshkosh 

Mead, Sam'l Memphis, Aug 11—63 

Oliver, Sam'l B Jeff Barracks, Mar 20—63 

O'Kiley, Jno New Orleans, Mar 15—65 

Ragow. Gottfried St Lfuiis, F"eh 4—03 

Sawistaskie, A* Sabine Cross Road, Apr 8—64 
Spring, Herman J+ Grand Gulf, May 14 — 03 
Wilber, Beuj W New Orleans, Oct 20— 03 

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Cupt A Hi>liiies, a Jettersou 
Lt Kmil Stoppenbacli 
I>t J 110 B Scott 
Lt D M 1 11 111 an 
Lt L W Ostrander 

Parker, Belli, sgt+ Gliaiupiou Hills, .Iiine6— 63 

Foe, Lsaac. sfjt Helena, Mar 6—63 
Kaltenborii, F, corii* Cliamp'n Hills, May 16—63 
Lang. Paul, oorp* Sabine Cross Koads, Apr 8—64 

Green, Hiram, corp+ St Louis, Aug 20—63 

Alden, Henry White Elver, Nov 9—64 

Bradfurd, Tlios S Nashua, la 

Bradford, Albert Nashua, la 

Bisset, .7110 Milford 

Capen, Geo A Helena, Mar 31—63 

Capen, Jas M May 31—63 

Cox, J no Mauston 

Douner, Aug Natchez, Aug 6—63 

Dunham, ,;ed G Aztalan, Oct 24—63 

Filmoie, Juu E - Miitord 

Farnerock, Henry Concord 

Hager, .Ino H Jackson, July 17—63 

Hoteling, Jas E St Louis. SepI 9—63 

Holmes, Chas A, a Jeftersou 

Healy, Soinon Knapp 

Jennings, Azar N Helena, Feb 24—63 

Ko'-hendorfer, Jiu)» Fort Gibson, May 1—63 

Krankle. Jno G Carrollton, June 14—64 

Mattis, Jno Helena, Feb 9—63 

Mueller, Henry Jellerson 

Mushelnan, Chris Jclti rson 
Frefontain, Anthony* Port Gibson. May 1—63 

Phillips, Elijah Memphis, Mar 2!)— 63 

Phillips, Chas Miitord 

yuemaii. H Concord 

Kobish, Gerhard' Port Gibson. May 1—63 

Kiggle, Jesse Friars Point, Dec 19—62 

Streich.Aug Helena, Jan 11— 63 

S.hvvitzer, Jno Madison, Oct 13—62 

Sawiu, Albert St Louis, June 10—63 

Seyfleiett, Chris E Vicksburg, July 3—63 
Smith. Andrew Millikens Bend, Aug 13—63 

Schultz, Jno New Orleans, Oct 25—64 

Schmidt, J M Helensville 

Scribner, Porter, 1 Milford 

Sanborn, Wm Clyde, Kan 

Shoop, A * Nelllsville 

Trump, Jno* Vicksburg, June 6—63 

Tilden, Bradley Helena, Mar 31—63 

Thorn, Jno G Helena, Feb 21—63 

Wolf, Jno, h Ft Atkinson 

Wright, Andrew J Blakely, Apr 12—66 



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Capt F C Festner 
Capt Oscar Mohr 
LtAlbaM Kent 
Lt Julius Schroeder 

O'Brien, Patrick, corp+New Orleans, Apr 18—64 

Birk, Matbias+ Champion Hills, May 17— 63 

Becker, Peter Memphis, Sept 10 — 63 

Barrett, Jas W Vermilion Bayou, Nov 14—63 

Devoe, Amos Vicksburg. June 23 — 63 

Fisk, Chas M G* Champion Hills, May 16—63 

Hinds, Michael* Champion Hills, May 16— f»i 

Hemerly. Fred Black Earth 

Hartman, Wm May 25—65 

Jocham, Jno Helena, Nov 9—63 

Lips, Henry Millikens Bend, Aug 8—63 

Mathews, Alf A+ Chic'saw Bayou, June 12 — US 

Marks, Geo S Helena, Feb 6—63 

Mortenson, Hans May 17—63 

Menden, Christian Nov 17— 63 

Martin, Win Nov 29—63 

McFlory, Hugh Jan 8 — 65 

K ed, Fred'k Memphis, Aug 16— 63 



Keich. Chas F W 
Itilterbush, J 
Shacbte, Hubert 
Schofthansen, Peter 



Helena,Mar7— 63 

Nelson, Neb 

Carrollton, Aug 28—63 

Bon Homme, D T 



Utecht. Anton 
Worringen. Jno 
Wheeler. M P 
Wheeler. Ed G 



Sabine Cross Koad, Apr S— 64 
Memphis, July 29— 63 
Windsor 
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Cant C C Ainmack 
Capt Jno W Blake 
Capt Will Carroll 

Lt Thos DeLaney Milwaukee 

Lt Wm Wilson Watertown 

Lt Almoii D Gibbs+ New Orleans, Oct 26—63 
Updike, Lyman H, 1st sgt Jan 27—63 

McMullen, Leslie, sgt Helena, Mar7— 63 

Armstrong, Joel H. sgt St Louis Jan 30—63 

Stark, Robt, sgt James Plantation May 17—03 
Lewis, Fayette, corp Helena, Feb 25—63 

Coyle, Jas, corp Opelousas, Oct 19—63 

Halstead, Albert M, corp New Iberia, Nov 11—63 
Noble, Fred'k, corp New Orleans, Oct 15—63 
Bowden, Felix Helena, Feb 5—63 

Bundy. Christian Cairo, Oct 6— 64 

Bray. Pluinmer Tayler. Oct 20-64 

Baker. Lsrael, me Warrens Mills 

Cooper, Mich.iel+ Mansfield, Apr 22—64 

Cross, Thoni Helena, Feb 1—63 

Devereau John St Charles, Oct 5—64 

Delaney.Thom Milwaukee 

Ford, Daniel* Champion Hills, May 10—63 

Fick, Geo Helena, Mar 4—63 

Ferris, W H Waupun 

Gagon, Michael-f Grand Gulf, May 19—63 

Greenleaf, David, O Vicksburg, July 11-63 

Glinn, Mathias Mobile, May S5— 65 

Gibson, Geo H F^ox Lake 

HoUingswortb, Jesse Helena, Mar 7—63 

Heiningsway, F" S Vernon Centre, Minn 

Hewett, Claik Waupun 

Johuish, Chas* Sabine Cross R, Apr 8—64 

Mengcs, Henry* Port Gibson, May 1—63 

Murry, Jno+ Champion Hills, May 23—63 

McAviley, Tliom+ Grand Gulf, May 28—63 

McDonongh, Tbom+ Memphis, Aug 2—63 

Preston, Peter H Helena, Feb 10-63 

Kathburn, Davis, Memphis, Feb 25—65 

Shaffer, Fred'k+ Chic'saw Bayou, June 12—63 
Tnpper. Chas M New Orleans, Oct 12—63 

Tubbs, Peter, f Seymour 

Wexsung, August 

Wicks, A A Webster City, la 

Wilson; Wm Watertown 



Capt O C Bissell, in ■ Fond du Lac 
Capt W K Barney 
Lt E H Cole 
Lt H Niedecker, J 

Cole, Ewd. sgt Memphis, Mar 8—63 
Burney, Jno J, corp*Chainpion Hills, May 16—63 

Anderson, Albert R Vicksburg, Aug 19—63 

Adams, Ewd F Carrollton, Oct 19-63 
Allen. Aaron New Orleans, June 28—64 

Allen, J N Loyal 

Anderson, Albert Seymour 

Allen, Isaac N Loyal 

Baker. Jno W, f Plum City 

Benedict, Oscar F* Vicksburg, June 25—63 

Burdick. Harrison A St Louis, Jan 10—63 

Bipill, Oliver C, in Fond du Lac 

Brewster, Harvey, hk Waupun 

Chapman, Orange H Grand Rapids Mich 

Crofut, Jno, f Rubicon 

Cole, Chester R R Cedar Falls, la 



Goodall, Ewd 
Harter, David M 
Heirick. Alnini, f 
King, Ewu H 
Kern, Sylvester J 
Kern, Geo L 
Koller, Konrad, me 
Lee, Jacob I 
Lukers. Mathias 
Leonard.;Francl3 
Martin. Emery 
McDuffle, Chas 
Miner, J H, peddler 
Mullholland, Cyrus 
Merrill. Alfred, f 
Nanscawen, L 



Helena, Mar 16—63 

Hartford 

Independence. la 

Helena, Mar 16—63 

Tyler, Nov.24— 64 

Lebanon 

Fond du Lac 

St Louis, July -20—63 

Nov 22—62 

Lebanon 

Menominee Falls 

St Louis, Jan 29—63 

F^ond du Lac 

Memphis, Mar 9—63 

Lebanon 

Vlsalia, Cal 



Persons, FranciST- Champion Hills, May 16—63 
Peterson, Isaac New Orleans, Oct 30—63 

Persons. Jas H Plum City 

Peterson, Andrew Alderly 

Puilpot, E B Neilisviile 

Page, Warren Wanpuii 

Philpot, Tom, me Loyal 

Peterson. Andrew, f Alderly 

Rector, Jos H Neosho 

Sitto, Geo, f Black Creek 

Spaulding, Dennisou June 20—63 

Swanton, Jas Chicago, Aug 6—63 

Sayles, James C, nit Rubicon 

Smith. Jno Alderly 

Torbut, Sam'l Memphis, Mar 3—63 

Thayer, Harris R Madison, Oct 19—62 

Tliomas, Geo W, cl Blue Earth, Minn 

Tubbs, Peter Seymour 

Wiley, Thompson M Helena, Feb J-63 

Wiley, Wm A Cairo, Sept 7—63 

Whipple, W B Oshkosh 

Welsh, Henry Loyal 

Wood, Geo P, f California 



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Capt W A DelamatjT 
Capt Edwin Marsh 
Lt Robt C Gray 
Lt Wm V Perry 
Lt J G Douglas 
Rt J P DeMerrilt 
Morrison, Wm A,Jcorp 
Walker, Stephen P 
Fallow, Perry C, corp 
Learn, Jacob J, corp 
Arnold. Franklin D 
Ascherin, August 
Brown, Wm H f 
Burns, Conrad C 
Colburn, Norman 
Chapman, J F 
Dewey, Francis 
David, ThosP 
Eggert, Julius+ 
Ellis, M J 
Elkins, J H 
Forward, Marshall 
Francis Oscar 
Gilbert. Lyman B 
Gillet, Leander M 
Hart, Benj H 
Hamilton, Alvin W 
Hodge, SaJii'l J 
Hamilton. Avery G 
Hales, B F, d 
Hyde, E B 
Mick, Philip 
Nash, Jno 
Owen, Peter+ 
Poge, Warner 
Peterson, Peter 
Page, Warreu 
Page, WV 



Williamstown, Vt 

Helena, Jan 18—63 

Memphis, Aug 7—63 

Feb 5-63 

Carrollton, Aug 19—63 

Memphis, Feb 13— 'i3 

St Louis, Apr 29—63 

June 20—63 

New Orleans. June 20-64 

Helena, Jan 1—63 

Neilisviile 

Helena, Dec 27—62 

Helena, Feb 13-63 

Champion Hills, May 24—6 

Feniiimore 

Waupun 

Apr 27—63 

Sauk City, la 

Helena, Mar 6— 63 

Helena, Dec 26—62 

Helena, Jan 4—63 

Helena, Jan 16—63 

Helena, Jan 17—63 

Helena, Dec 25—62 

Hancock 

Retreat 

New Orleans, Oct 10—63 

Friars Point, Dec 6—62 

Champion Hills, May 20— 63 

Helena, Jan 14-63 

StCharles.Sept 14— 64 

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Rosers, Frankliu B 
Streeter. Benj 
Smith, Ira H 
Spaultliiig, Jno 
Smith, Newton S 
Schwartz, Cha3 
Tripp, Jas P 
Thele, Henry 
Tbede, Henry 



Carrollton, Oct 6— 83 

Island 03, Nov 2m— 64 

Helena, Apr 16— r.J 

Helena, Mar 25—03 

June2ri— 03 

■Wllllamstowii, Oct 7— no 

Friars Point, Dec 12—62 

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Riicklncham, J C 
BiRlow, VV 
Chase. T W 
Chase, S 

DeniPritt, Jno P, cl 
Fnse, Z. t 
HnIhart,G. f 
Haniton, W H, f 
Judson, S 
Krousp, R, m 
Leaner. F, f 
More,H A 
Maltlir..p, WO 
McICiniion, R M, m 
McMarkley, N 
Peck, W,f 
Prell, W 
Fnrkins. ET 
Bay, .J, £ 
Reeves, A J 
Reeves, S 
Stevenson. J S 
Spurbeck, R, t 
Smith, HA 
Sear.s, L G 
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THIRTIETH INFANTRY, 

Three years. Organized, October 21st, 1862. 
Original strength, Don, gain by recruits, etc., 
313. Total, 1219. Death loss,6^— killed in aclion, 
I, died of wounds, 1, of disease, 67. Other 
losses, 4.1S— missing, 0, desertions, 62, transfers, 
48, discharges, 3J0. Sirengtli at muster-out, 
September 2oth, 1865. 712. Campaigns in D. T., 
Lake Superior, Wis., Ky. 

REGIMENTAL ROSTER, 



Col Dan'l J Dill 
Lt Col Ed M Bartlett 
Ma.1 Jno Clowney 
Adj T C Spencer 
Q M SS Starr 
Q M F A Dresser 
SurgOtis Hoyt 
A Surg Will Bobbins 
A Surg Ed O Baker 
A Surg Ed J Farr 
A Surg H B Jaggar 



A 



Capt Sam'l Harriman 
Capt Arthur 1, Cox 
Lt Henry A Wilson 
Lt Jas H Van Meter 
Smith, F J. sgt-ma] 
Sherburne. A J, SRt 
Muitin, Herrich, sgt 
.Martin, Geo, sgt 
Young. Rufus R, sgt 
Goodwin. Jack, corp, m 
Phillips, Thos B, corp 
Vanmeter, Abe, corp, ed 



Prcscott 

Eau Claire 

Mineral Point 

Hudson 
Osceola 
Hudson 

Menominee 

Eau Claire 

Hudson 



Somerset 

Santa Rosa. Cal 

St Paul. Minn 

Hudson 

Elchmond 

Troy 

Hudson 

Madison, Jan 15—03 

Troy 

River Falls 

Richnu'iid 

New Richmond 



Wade, Henry, corp, I 
Young. Rnfus, corp 
Laiiii s >n. Lew, corp, d 
Goodwin, A.J. corp 
Porter, Thos, corp 
Ammercn, Peter, t 
Ail, Win, m 
Animerman, P 3 
Bushnell, Al \V 
Buckwheat, David, m 
Bishop, W R 
Ciiamiiei's, David S 
Crawford, Arch, d 



Kansas 

Hudson 

Roberts 

Troy 

Kichmond 

New Richmond 

Stillwater. Minn 

Richmond 

Ft Bice, Sept 23-61 

Hudson 

Hamiiiond 

Madison, Jan 8— (i3 

New Richmond 



Currier, Geo W Bowling Green, Dec is— 64 

Dinsmore, H F, asstp m Hudson 

Dawley. L W 



Day. E W 

Dean, Jas W 

Dolly. Ephriam, c 

Dinsmore, Harry, f 

Dinsmore. H F 

Ensign, W S 

Egbert, W J 

Godfiy, Geo W 

Godfrey, Arthur, f 

Goodnoe. M 

Healey. Ezra, f 

Hoddkiss, Seiant, i 

Hoddkiss.Win 

Hotchkiss, A J 

Herrick, M 

Jones. Jno C 

Law, Frank 

Marsliall, WP 

Nash, Jno M 

Nye, Stephen 

Phillips, Aaron 

Phiilips. TliosB 

Phillips, Aaron, f 

Peabody, A G, I 

Patterson, AI, f 

Plumb. Clias. f 

Starkwealher, SD 

Sanford. O D, f 

Sanford,OP 

Taylor, Ben] 

Tafft, Leonard, expressman 

Vassaw, Jos 

Watson, Geo 

Willis, Cyrus, I 



Kichmond 

Troy 

Black Brook 

New Richmond 

Clayton 

St Crou 

River Falls 

Hammond 

toulsTllle, Aug 18-65 

Osceola 

Warren 

River Falls 

River Falls 

Ellsworth 

Warren 

Hudson 

St Croi.A£ 

Richmond 

Troy 

St Croix 

River Falls 

Richmond 

New Riehiiiond 

Boardinan 

Hammond 

Hammoi'd 

Hanimond 

Clear Lake 

Rol-erls 

Warren 

Madison, Jan 10—63 

New Ricliinoiid 

Star Prairie 

IxjulsTllle, Feb 22—65 

Bangor 



B 



Capt Thorn Priestly 
Lt Wm H GUI 
Lt Thos O Kent 
Burton, Lewis S. capt 
Carter, Sheldon W, corp 
Bowes, Jno 
David, Luther 
Dixon, 1. C. me 
Delap, Robt M 
Priestley. Thos 
Sands, Wm 
Watkios, Cbrlstopber C 



Capt Alex A Arnold 
Lt D D Chappell 
Lt C K Turner 
Lt Jno Mc.Master 
Lt H A Towner 
Kelts, Oscar B 
Beardsley, Henry D 
Case, <;eo F 
Gilbrulson, Andrew 
Lein, Jno 
Olson. Ebrat+ 
Pia'.t, AC 



Mineral Point 

Nebraska 

Mineral Point 

Mineral Pt, Nov 6—64 

Mineral Pt Apr .30—63 

MIBiln 

Milwaukee, Mar 7—64 

Darlington 

Madison, Jan 17—61 

Mineral Point 

Dodgeville 

DklaU City, Col 



GalesviUe 
Galssville 



Madison, Jan 26—83 

Ft Rice, Ang2— 64 

St Joseph, Nov 21—61 

Ft Rice, Sept 26—62 

Quincy, Dec 14— 1;4 

New Lisbon, Sept 10— o:) 

Nelllsville 



Shaw, Wm 
Shafer.CliPster 
Simpson. ,Tas W 
VanSlyke, David O 
Wilcox, Thos D 



Madison, Jan !.■>— 63 

Oxford ville 

Cross Plains 

Galesville 

Trempeleau 



D 



Capt D O Fulton 

Capt L O Marshall 

LtC K Dai ling 

Lt W A :4oLiiiison 

Lt W H .McDiaimld 

Kiroher, Peter, sgt 

Adam, C 

Briggs, B A 

Carsley, DO 

Casey, Jno 

Day. Lucius 

Frayier, Geo 

Goff, G M 

Geielicl. Prescott Ft 

Johnson. Jos 

Johnson. Eugene 

Kinne. Jno D 

Keech, G W 

Kaufman, Jno 

Longwoith, J 

Longfellow, Geo W 

Lyfore. L 

Link, Jas 

Little, Daniel 

MeDoffln, C 

McNamara, Michael Ft 

Marshall, S O 

Narey, Phillip 

O'Rourke, Jno 

Paraiit, E 

Smith, J A 

Stoddard. Washington 

Tarkelson, 1 unis Ft 



Hudson 

River Falls 

Hudson 

Nashua, N H 

Hudson 

St Croix 

Lyon 

Baldwin 

Baldwin 

Richmond 

Cherry Valley W T 

Cherry Valley. \V T 

Tiffany 

Sully, DT, Apr 21— 64 

Ricliinond 

Madison, Apr 3u— 63 

Kiehniuiid 

St Croix 

St Croix 

Warren 

Madison, Apr 7—63 

Warrens 

Ricliniond 

Somerset 

Wai'ren 

Sully, DT Apr 16—64 

River Falls 

Erin Prairie 

Troy 

Somerset 

Cylon 

Loehie 1 

Rice, D T, July 27—64 



Capt Edw Derlin 
Lt S W Smith 
Capt D D Chappell 
Lt Edw C Foster 
Lt Jno T Jones 
Lt Walter Evans 
Deitzman, David 
Deizman Jno H 
Davis, Jno E 
I>oi)>liin, Jno, t 
Devlin, Ewd 
Uulson, J C 
James, Jno T 
Jones, Peter 
Jones, Jno T 
Ladd.A Ra 
Martin, Sam'l 
Prisk, Paul 
Streetor, H H 



Mineral Point 

GalesTille 

Mineral Point 

Mitnin 

Washburn 

Sparta 

Bock Falls. la 

Mineral Point 

Spring Green 

DoUgeville 

Mifflin 

Dodgeville 

Clarion, la 

Madison, Jan 5—63 

Mineral Point, Oct ::7— 63 

Feunlmore 



Capt E A Meacliam 
Lt EB Strong 
Lt L Doud Gunn 
LtC H Grant 
Danfortli. Chas W, eorp 
Brown, C W. corp 
Brown, C W 
Bickford, Lyman 
Cross, F A 
Comelison, Jno W 
Craven, Leno 
Flagg, Jno A 
Gregory, Corwin 
Looniis. Ewd 
Messi-r, J T 



Prescott 



Drummond Blufl 

Madison, J an 13— 6a 

Ellsworth 

Ellsworth 

Louisville. Feb 2.i— f6 

Fergus Falls. Mln i 

Trimbelie 

Julys— C4 

Ft Rice. Oct i— 64 

Madison. Dec H— 2 

Hales Cornel s 

Troy 





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Miller, Jno M 
Stewart, Jonas B 
Stt>well, Anilirose 
Secliell, Geo E 
Sherman, Sani'l 
Tniesdale, Jno D 
White. J G 
Winter, Chas W 
West, Nelson M 



Madison, Nov 24—62 

Louisville, Feb 18— <» 

Jan 26—64 

Ft Sully, June 7— 6» 

r>aittord 

Louisville, Apr 27—65 

Fond liu Lac 

Crow Creek, May 8—64 

Madison, Apr 6—63 



G 



Capt Asa B Swatn 
Capt II .1 C'urliee 
Lt Jno K Til ton 
Lt B C Hugiilioom 
Lt H F Treadwell 
Lt P J Hasldns 
Coyswell, Jno J, 1st sgt 
Burbanlc, Lester, me 
Bnvli, J 

Bruce, Augustus J 
Cornwell, Leloy 
Coon. Alfred M 
Gonid, Jonas 
Gamble, Ale.x. m« 
Hirst, Thos, t 
Kellerson, Peter 
MeNaljl\ Jno 
O'Counell, Jno 
Parkin, Jos 
Kozell, W H 
Sherman, Henry 
Sprat. Geo M 
.Spear, Samuel M 
Trahern, Enos F 
Warden, Chestei 



Capt Andrew Redal 
Lt Geo Marshall 
Lt Jos Matthews 
Lt Win H Hews 
Lt Chester Clark 
Aiken, Granville 
Brush, J M 
Baxter, H D 
Bronson, Addison 
Carpenter, Wm J 
Curbitt, W m H 
Crouch, Jas 
Dudley, Geo 
Ingraliam, Clement 
Larson, Peter 
ALirshall,!Wm 
lilcUardson, Daniel 



Capt N B Greer 
Lt Clias BuckinaD 
Lt Benj Cowiu 
Hall, Orin C, sgt 
Anderson, Peter 
Boynlon, David A 
Buck, Norman L 
Crockett, E W, 1 
Uowartl, Henry W 
Koetlie, Berthold 
Masters, Kichai'd 
Perry, Phil 
Pritchard, Sam'l 
Uoif, Win H 
Schilling, Chas 
Way, Henry J 
Weirick, Wm 



Louisville, Aug 1—65 



Luna, JLiy 28—63 

Oakland, Cal 

Mazomanie 

D.avenport, Feb 8—64 

Flalnfield 

Ft Snelling. Nov 10—64 

Davenport, Mar 24—04 

Fargo, D T 

Hancock 

Davenport, Apr 15 — 04 

Springfield 

Madison 

Coloma 

Vesper 

Berlin 

DearHeld, June 28— 64 

Louisville, July 16—65 

Davenport, Mav 1-64 

Madison, Apr 7— 68 



H 



Nebraska 
Kansas 

Chaseburg 

Brushville 

Beiiiu 

Oct 19-31 

Leon, Jan 22-03 

Ft Rice, Oct 8-64 

Louisville, Feb 5 — 05 

Madison, Feb 12—63 

Berlin 

Madison, Feb 21—63 

Madison, Jan 3t— 63 

Madison, Dec 11—62 



Ft Union, Apr 27—65 

E.iu Claire 

Ft Union, Apr 4—06 

Eau Claire 

Augusta 

Sussex 

Ft Union, Mar 16—65 

Milwaukee, Apr 5—64 

Madison Junes — '3 

Ft Union, Apr 5— 65 

D T, July 3-63 

Kaclne 

Ft Union, Apr 24—05 

Ft Union, May 7—65 



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Capt E B Strong 
Lt Geo E Diiismore 
Lt M F Hubbard 
Lt Sam'l Casimer 
Stilson, Leonard F, 
Adkins, Henry B 
Ashley, Abram, t 
Burnett, Chas E 
Dinsinore, G F 
Fitch, Truman 
Tidier, Louis 
Hubbard, M F 
Michael, Manuel M 
Marshall, W P 
Paddock, Wm 
Servis, G 
Stanton, James 
Tubman, Noble, f 
Winter, Chas H 



New Richmond 
La Crosse 

;orp Madison, Jan 22—63 

Elkhorn 

Elver Falls 

River Falls 

NewRicliniund 

Appleton 

Louisville, Aug 18—65 

La Crosse 

Burlington, la 

River Falls 

Chippewa Falls 

La Crosse 

Bowling Green, Jan 7—65 

Baldwin 

Louisville, Feb 27—65 



UNASSIGNBD. 



Star, Sidney, capt 
Armstrong, L P 
Gleason, Arthur, 
Jagger, H B 
Knudteson, Knudte 
Packard, JI W, m 
Packard, Jno W 
Starr, S S 



Capt Jno Klatt 



Hudson 

Clarion, la 

Chicago 

Hudson 

Blair 

Snohoinich, Wash Ter 

Suohomich, Wash Ter 

Hudson 



Milwaukee 

Ft Halleck, Sep»— 63 

Chicago, 111 



THIRTY-FIRST INFAN- 
TRY. 

Three years. Organized January I3th, 1863. 
Original strength, 878, gained by recruits, etc. 200. 
Total, 1078. Deathless, 114— killed in action, 13. 
ilied of wounds, 9, of disease, 92. Other 
losses, 254— missing 2, desertion, 52, transfers 
33, discharges, 167. Strength at muster oul, July 
8th, 1S05, 710. Campaigns in Ky., Tenn., Ala., 
Ga., S. C..N.C. 

REGIMENTAL ROSTER, 

Col Isaac E Messmore 
Col Francis H West 
Col Geo U Kogers 
iMaj Juo Clowney 
jMaj Win J Gibson 
Maj 1£ B Stephenson 
Maj Farlmy Ball 
Adj Jas F Sudduth 
y .VI Kufiis King 
g M Will F Benson 
y M Jas E Owens 
Surg Geo D Wilber 
Surg Darius Mason 
Suig Peter S Ariidt 
Surg Win M Tlioniaa 
A Surg Jos B Gailor 
A Surg U S Balcoin 
A Surg Jas M Ball 
Chap Alfred Bninson 
Chap Nathan Woodworth 



Capt Henry A Chase 
Lt Geo F Lewis 
Lt.Henry C Anderson 
Lt lieo Lyman 
Haley, Win L 
Hill, GeoB 
Joliuson. Isaac 
Johnson, W J* 
La Point, Luke 
Michaels, J 
Montgomery, A 



Madison 

Savannah, Jan 2—66 

Wauzeka, lu 

Bentonville, Mar 19-65 

Kaclne, Jan 3—63 

LynvUle 

Soldiers Grove 



Newton, Geo W 
Strong, Milo G 
Vaughn, A PE 
Wallui, A C 
Washington, G 
Welch, J D 



Lynville 

Seneca 

Columbus, Mar 24—63 

Prairie du Cliicii 

Atlanta, Aug 2—64 

Columbus, Sept 1—63 



B 



Capt R B Stephenson 
Capt Nathaniel B Treat 
Lt Tbos Bcatlie 
Lt Juo TMuliiiight 
Lt Allen J Can Held 
Babsou, J E, m 
Blalsdell, C E 
Hesley, Yost 
Knobel, C 
Willman. FC 
Nurder, F 
Scliober, S 
S:ierd, E-f 
Virtue, T 
Webster. E C 



Mormontown, la 

In the field N V, Mar 18—65 

Madisoj, Decs) — 03 

New York City, Mar 27— «6 

Monroe, Mar 24—64 

Columbus, Sept i9— 64 

Chattanooga, Sept 19 — 64 

Guldsboio, Mar ■.i6— 65 

Monroe, Dec 6—03 

Aigyle, Dee 28 — 02 



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Capt Ira D Burdick 

Capt Wm Williamson 

Lt Paul Jeraeau 

Lt Sam'l Dunstan 

Anderson, Ole, f Dodgeville 

Beaumont, G H Hvdes Mill 

Bliss, NS Nashville, Dec 29— 04 

Bliss, F R Ohattahoochie River, Sept 1—64 



Bliss, H 

Brumer, Casper 

Butler, Louis H 

Carter, Henry, t 

Collinwood, N H, f 

• owen, D A 

Crook, Peter Jr, I 

Davis, Tbos, m 

D ichnahl, .Tno 

Enoch, M 

Haskliis, A W 

fhtldsworth, Jno 

Hubbard, PA 

Jones, E D, f 

Jone", K B 

Latham, J L 

Lovell, Jas, f 

Mabbott, J E 

Mabbott. JT* 

McMahon, J 

Richards, H 

Rydarils, Jno* 

Uyall, Jno 

Smith, W H 

Standart, J L, f 

Stevens, P T, county surveyor 

Thomas Benj W, c 

Vlllemonte, F G 



Hart, Mich 

Hyde Mills 

Columbus, July 24—63 

Dodgeville 

Dodgeville 

Columbus, Apr 4—63 

Dodgeville 

Dodgeville 

Dodgeville 

Murfreesboro, Jan le— 64 

Crawford Co. Nov 19—62 

Columbus, Jure 22 — tS 

HydPs Mill 

Dodgeville 

Madison, Oct 22— 63 

Madison, Dec 20—62 

Dodgeville 

Helena 

Bentonville, Mar 19—63 

Chattanooga, Nov 28—64 

New Albany, Oct 1—63 

BentoLville. Mar 19—65 

Murfreesboro, Dec 17 — 63 

Ridgeway, July 25 — 63 

Leeinore, Cal 

Dodgeville 

Doagevllle 

Arena 



Wlckham. 1), sgt* 
Williams, S 



Bentonville. Mar 19—63 
Chattanooga, Jan 2—65 



D 



Capt Ormsby B Thomas 
Capt Nathaniel C Denlo 
Lt Chas M Lockwood 
Lt David Van Wirt 
Coleman, Nathan 
Coleman. D V, f 
Coleman, Jno 
Copper, M T 
Kast, J N 
Lemons, David 
Lenox, Wesley 
Mars, Jos 



Columbus, July 9— «3 

Bell Centre 

Bell Centre 

Murfreesboro, June 29—64 

Bell Centre 

Atlanta, Sep 17—64 

Bell Centre 

Columbus, Aug 7—63 




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Co. B. 32d iri«C07i«"i Infaidry. G\y' 




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INSURANCE COMPANY OF N. Y. 



OFFICE, NO, 119 BROADWAY, 



Fifty-Third Semi^jlnnual Statement, 



Showing the Condition of the Company on the First day of 



CASH CAPIIAL, 

Reserve for Re- Insurance, 
Reserve Jor Unpaid Losses, 
Net Surplus, 

CASH ASSEIS, 



$3,000,000.00 

1,841,438.00 

248,764,81 

1,320,785.30 

$6,410,988.11 



J. H. WASHBURN, Secretary. CHAS. ,J. MARTIN. President. 
T.B.GREENE, 1 A. K. WILLMARTH, Vlce-Pres't. 

EDW. H. AHERN. pss't See's, j, j^ HEALD, 2d Vice-Pres't. 



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Made to order for 820 and upward. NO FIT, NO PAY. 



INSPECTION KINDLY SOLICITED. 

Gliick's Temple of Fashion, 7 Grand Avenue, 



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WISCONSIN SOLDIERS AND SAILORS REUNION ROSTER. 



139 



Matthews. J P, corp 
Murphy, Piitrick 
I'lice, B 
Sherwood, N* 
St Geinian, D 
Tiiik.EH 
Twining, D M 
Wooborn, U D 



Capt Jas B Mason 
Capt Daniel B Dipple 
Lt Hiram Stevens 
Lt Clias R Bridgnian 
Anderson, E 
Bayley, C H G, sgt* 
Black, L P D 
Burritt, D M 
Collins, P, sgt 
Greidenwise, Peter 
Hanson, Lewis 
Harker, J, sgt 
Kinsman, Thos, I 
Latin, H B 
Letkin, Seth H, t 
O'Connell, Timothy 
Kood. Ole C 
Taylor, T J* 



Capt Chas W Burns 
Lt Chas L Fayette 
Lt Jas Raynor 
Lt Oliver S Putnam 
Aldrlch, WC 
Church, Wm 
Davis, A L 
Dunn, Wm N 
Farmer, W D* 
Klaesy, G 
Laird, J 
Lewis, Alfred 
Martin, Patrick 
Shaw, Adney N 
Whipple, Jno W 



Capt Geo D Rogers 
Capt Farlin g Ball 
Lt Jas P Corhin 
Lt Gilhert N Rogers 
Lt Edw In E Cummi 
Hanson, Henry 
Heer, F 
Jackson, C* 
Layton, John 
Manson. Wm* 
McDonald, Jas 
Mudgett, W H 
Muzzey, P D 
S[nith,G+ 
StoUer, U 
■ruttle,WmH 



Savannah, Jan 20—65 

Soldiers Grove 

Nashville. June 19— fi4 

Atlanta, Aug 1— 6t 

Neillsville 

Bell Centre 

Bell Centre 

Towerville 



Nashville, Oct 17—63 



Columbus, May 16—63 

Atlanta, July 23— 64 

Gratiot, Junes— 63 

Nashville, Apr 20—61 

Wiota, July 29-«3 

Murfreesboro, Dee 18—63 

Columbus, July 27—63 

Murlreesboro, Dec 16—63 

Fayette 

Columbus, Oct 9—63 

Doniphan, Neb 

St Croix 

Jeff Barracks, Feb 7—66 

Bentouville, Mar 20—65 



Racine, Dec 19—62 

Murfreesboro, Nov 29—63 

Chattanooga, Nov 8—64 

Albany, Aug 27—63 

Savannah, Dec 9—64 

Winona, Sept 12-63 

Murfreesboro, Jan 9 — 64 

Racine, Feb 22— 63 

St Joseph, Mo 

Chicago, Sep 25— 63 

Attica 



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Atlanta, Aug 12—64 
Chicago, 111 

Aug 12—64 

Argyle, Sep 25 — 63 

Nashville, Jan 13—64 

Atlanta, July 28— 64 

Monroe, May 8—64 

Bentouville, Mar 19 — 65 

Columbus, Sep 4—63 

Murfreesboro, Sep 2- 64 

Kingston, Aug 9—64 

Columbus, Mar 7—63 

Murfreesboro, Mar 9—64 



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Capt Edw K Buttrick 
Capt Byron Hewitt 
Lt Jno P Willard 
Lt Sam'l J Hooker 
Lt Alex F Cook 
Downs, J, corp-{- 
Hall, David 
Lattin,CC 
Magrane, J, sgt 



Nashville, Aug 29—64 

Murfreesboro, Nov 20-63 

Madison, Oct 28—63 

Dodgeville, July 27—64 



Malamphy, G 
Manly, B 
McGinnis, M 
Moshier, H 
Murray, M 
Porter. C 
Putman. Oliver S 
Richards, J 
Ruskirk, Jno 
Schietter. C 
Strader, D 
Weeks, Steve 



Madison, Aug 8—63 

Murfreesboro, Dec 19-63 

Ri>cine. Jan 30—64 

Alexandria, May 18—65 

Cairo, Sept 27— 63 

Madisou, Apr 1—63 

Brodhead 

Monroe, April 28—65 

Chattanooga, Sept 27—63 

New York City, Apr 20—65 

Columbus, July 23—63 

NelllsvUle 



Capt Jno B Vllet 
Capt Martin C Short, 
Lt Harvey M Brown 
Lt Elvin H Smith 
Lt Edwin Turner 
Bancroft, R L, ar 
Barnes, Wm 
Beecher. Philip 
Bevens, Eli 
Callender, Richard 
Cromwell, G F+ 
Dent, Thos W, c 
Dent, Jno T 
HoUoway, L W+ 
Keen, Wm 
Overton, G \V 
reat,T 
Sawley, W F» 
Schooley, S 
Scott, Walter 
Waltlier, F, corp 
Wilcox, J P 
Williams, Fred H L 



ed 



Brandon 



Chicago, III 



Menominee 

Murfreesboro, Dec, 28—63 

Jeftersonville, Dec 16—64 

Chesterheld, Mar 8—65 

Raymond 

Goldsboro, Mar 23—65 

Mason City, la 

Atlanta, Sep 7-64 

Nashville, Aug 31—64 

Racine, Dec 24—63 

Chattanooga, July 31—64 

Columbus, Oct 5—63 

Bentouville, Mar 19—66 

Atlanta, Oct 1—64 

Racine 

Atlanta, July 27—64 

Newbern, Apr 9— 65 

Dartford 



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Capt Edwin A Bottum 
Capt Geo R Peek 
Lt Leonard A Eonney 
Lt T B Bronson 
Lt Alex F Cooic 
Lt Orvllle Strong 
Bacon, E N 
Carpenter, O T 
Cook, Lyman 
Cook, Fox 
Dri»sal, Phil, f 
Farrell, Pat 
Glines,Dan'l 
Hope, Robt 
McClure, J A 
McCullick, D J 
Peck, Geo R 
Porter, C W 
Rogers, Geo D 
Smith, Jno F+ 
Smith, J J 
Thomas, R M4- 
Van Elten, Stephen 
West, F H 
Wilsey, J 
Wrinht, Z, corp+ 



Topeka, Kan 



Milwaukee 

Adairsville, July 17—64 

North Star 

Milwaukee 

Kenosha 

Murfreesboro, May 25—64 

Nashville 

Wisconsin. July 2J— 63 

Columbus. Oct 1—63 

Columbus, May 9—03 

Topeka, Kan 

Arena 

Minneapolis. Minn 

Atlanta, July 31—64 

Murfreesboro, Apr 1 — 64 

Bentouville, Mar 20—65 

Oregon 

Milwaukee 

Columbus, July 31—03 

Savannah, Feb 21—63 



UNASSIGNED. 



Barrlngton, S L* 
Campbell, M 
Dean, Geo 
Dibble, Jno* 
Hall, Levi N 
Iloyt, Erastus C 
Lewis, Al T 
Russell, Thos P, ph 
Strong, Orvllle 
Wiley, Jas 



Averj sboro. Mar 16—65 

Oshkosh 

Seneca 

Atlanta, July 22—64 

Racine, Jan 16—63 

Albany, Aug 27— 63 

Chicago, 111 

Oshkosh 

Dodgeville 

East Troy 



THIRTY-SECOND IN- 
FANTRY. 

Three years. Organized Sept. 25th, 1862. 
Original strength, 993, gain by recruits, etc, 481. 
Total 1474. Deathloss, 275— killed in action, 17, 
died of wounds, 10. of disease, 244, of accidents, 4. 
Other losses, 274-raissing, 0, desertions, 58, trans- 
fers, 27, discharges, 189. Strength at muster 
out, July 12th, 1865, 925. Campaigns in Teun., 
Miss., Ala., Ga., N. C. and S. C. 



REGIMENTAL 

Col Jas H Howe 
ColC HDeGroat 
Lt Col W A Bugh 
Lt Col A B Sinedley 
Lt Col J H Carleton 
Maj W S Burrows 
Adj B M Beckwiih 
Adj J S Styles 
Q M G P FarnswortU 
Q M W A Tanner 
QMS LBrasted, a 
Surg Geo D Wilbur 
Surg Simon L Ford 
Surg Geo W Fay 
Surg J Copp Noyes 
A Surg Jas LeDow 
A Surg Levi M Gregory 
A Surg S W Dunn 
A Surg Solomon Blood 
A Surg J L Sheppard 
Chap S Fallows 
Chap J B Bachman 



ROSTER, 

Kenosha 

Fond du Lac 

Berlin 

Cresco. la 

Kenosha 

Michigan 

Plattsburg, N Y 

Minneapolis, Minn 

Green Bay 

Memphis 

Fond du Lac 

Mineral Point 

Edgerton 

Menasha 

Oshkosh 



Sheboygan Falls 
Chicago, 111 



A 



Capt C H DeGroat 
Capl Geo W Woodruff 
Lt H C Glendiiming 
Lt E B Ciofoot 
Lt H D Carter 
Clark, HA, f 
Clark, James, I 
Clark, J P 
Clement, A 
Colbert, J H 
Cowles, M T 
Crofoot, E B. f 
Crugin, R P 
DeGroat, C H, mf 
Drayers, G H 
Frost, W H+ 
Frost. J W 
Gaylord, R A 
Gowin, .S J 
Grace, ET 
Graham, A G 
Grant, Chas H 
Grapp, Wm 
Hart, Daniel S 
Kaern, F 
Korschot, D J 
Leroy, Beardsley 
Lundry, Christopher 
Marsliall, R H 
McClain, O 
Mentor. R H, corp 
Mitcliell, T 
Miller. Maritz A, f 
Oliver, J W,ed 
Halmer. J G B, me 
Pedix, Jas 
Preston, W 
Rourdink, G W 
Russell, R 
Smith, B 
Terbeest, J 



Fond du Lac 

Otero, New Mexico 

Minnesota 

Fond du Lac 

Fond du Lac 

Fond du Lac 

Decatur, Apr 19—64 

Decatur, July 17—64 

Alexandria, May 23— 05 

Nashville, Sept 17—64 

Fond du Lac 

Atlanta, Oct 25—64 

Fond du Lac 

Memphis, Feb 17—63 

Beaufort, Feb 20—65 

Memphis, Apr 16—63 

Memphis Sept 7—63 

Decatur, Aug 16— 64 

Memphis, Jan 29—64 

Madison, Nov 20—63 

Wi:ton 

Gordon, Nov 23— 64 

Merrimac 

Goldsboro, Mar 26—65 

Decatur, June 4—64 

Waupun 

Milwaukee 

Fond du Lac, Oct 11—62 

Pocotaligo, Jan 5—65 

Decatur, June 21—64 

Memphis, Dec 20—63 

Langlade 

Waupun 

Fond du Lac 

Fond du Lac 

Jackson, Feb 2—63 

Memphis, Sept 27—63 

Decatur, May 12—64 

Men phis. Mar 13—63 

Memphis, June 11—63 



J, H, MARSTON, 






C. A, BEVERIDGE. 



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WISCONSIN. 



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JAMES M. MORRISON, 

Pres. Manhattan Bank. 



DIRECTORS IN NEW YORK. 

ALL OF WHOM AKE STOCKHOLDEKS. 

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141 



Town, J G 
Vaiiilerbeck, A 
Ward, Win 
Wooden, J 
Woodward, A* 
Young, Byron T 



Memphis, Oct 16—63 

Memphis, Nov 16—62 

Wonewoc 

La Grange, Fell 2—63 

Atlanta, Aug 14—64 

Belvidere.Feh 



B 



Capt Wm R Ilodges 
Capt AS Bixby 
Lt Geo Patten 
Lt A M Kly 
Lt AngC Gregory 
Lt Luther Spalding 
Alexander, J C 
Andrews. It 
Bennett, H 
Bentley, Geo 
BIy, A M, f 
Churchill, C J 
Conistock, O 
Craig, R 
Curtis, G 
Elliott, C 

Everhard, A B, corp 
Fergerson, L, m 
Frelinghuysen, H* 
Gee, T A* 
Haste, A, corp+ 
Heminway, Aaron 
Hiekey, D 
Jackson, G W 
Johnson, S D 
Johnson, O F 

Kinney, F L 

Kinney, E L 
Marsh. W C 

Moor. T W 

Mossin, Elisha B 

()rsinond,T 

Palmer. J 

Pease, D H. corp 

Powers, L .J 

Keilly, Tlios 

Rheborse, J B 

Sehofield, Henry M 

Sheldon, B F, corp + 

Slierwood, O 

Smith, ARH+ 

SiiKth, J* 

Stoner, Wm 

Sumner, J A 

Taylor, J J 

Thorn, (J, corp 

Webster, G 



St Louis, Mo 
lllincis 



Brandon 

Troy 
Mempht.s, Nov 26—63 
Memphis, July 1—63 
Memphis, Aug 7—63 
Lomira 
Brandon 
Alexandria, May 19—65 
Memphis, Jan 8 — 63 
Decatur, Aug 2—64 
Meniphis.Dec9-62 
Menipliis, Mar 7 — 63 
Memphis, May 24—63 
Brandon 
Salkaliatchie, Feb 3—65 
Salkahatchie, Feb 3—65 
Rome. Aug 21—64 
Merlin 
Kosendale, Sep 27—63 
Decatur, July 6—64 
Lafayette. Jan i2— 64 
Savannah, Jan 3— P6 
Oshkosh, Oct 29-62 
St Louis, Apr 6—63 
Port Auielin, la 
Atlanta, Oct 27—64 
Mather 
Memphis, Apr 22—63 
Memphis, Aprs— 64 
Keokuk, June 2.3—64 
Chicago, June 30—64 
Mansion 
Jackson, Jan ^5—63 
Znmbrota. Minn 
Hilton Head. Feb 7— 63 
Memphis, July 2—63 
Beaufort, Mar 1—65 
Salkahatchie, Feb 3—63 
Merrimac 
La Grange, Jan 24—63 
Valley 
Lomira, Aug 13—63 
Metomeu, Sept 24—63 



c 



Capt Jas H Carleton 
Capt W B Arnold 
Lt Jas H Hubbard 
Lt A S Tucker 
Lt Joslali Brown 
Lt L S Knox 
Angluin, Wni,f 
Arnold, Wiley B, pa 
Avery, L F 
Bates, G H 
Chaplin, L 
Costly. N 
Daniels, W H 
Davis, Jas, f 
Deidnch, Jno, t 
Duncan, E U, f 
Dyer, J+ 
Evans, Wm 
Frink, J E 
Genuug, P 
Green, AG 



Kenosha 

Milwaukee 

'Princeton 

Berlin 

Minnesota 

Markesan 

Green Lake 

Milwaukee 

Rochester, Minn 

Memphis, June 17—63 

Holly Springs, Dec 29 -62 

Memphis, Feb 27— C3 

Jeffersonville, July 8—84 

Redwood Falls, Minn 

Berlin 

Berlin 

Rome, Aug 28—64 

Decatur. July 23— 64 

Cairo, Apr 9—64 

Mempliis, Aug 13—63 

Brownsville, Feb 29—64 



Grilf, Thos, p m 
Grifteth, Wra 
Griffith. W,t 
Hadley, L R 
Hiunian, A J* 
Henke, Wm 
Huntress, M P 
Lowe, W P, sgt» 
Noble. C V 
Lee, Richard, 
Sharp, Jas M, f 
Sherwood, J A, f 
Shiner, Chas 
Shiney, Lewis 
Simmons, Stephen 
Smith, J E 
Smith, C W 
Steward, C 
Stoddard. H 
Tucker, Alfred, city 
Utley, W H 
VanDusen,T 
Walker. R R 
White, G H 
Williams. C 
Wright, J E 



Berlin 

Berlin 

Dodge Centre, Minn 

Memphis. Dec I''— 63 

Couitlaiid.Jvily 27-64 

Vicksburg, May 14 — 64 

Williams, Mar 31— 63 

Atlanta. Aug 15— 64 

Memphis, Dec 30—62 

Sand Creek 

Hooks Point, la 

Green Lake 

Memphis, July 30— 63 

Sioux City, la 

Berlin 

Memphis, Mar3i— 63 

Memphis. Sep 2—63 

Memphis. Mar 25—63 

Beaufort, Feb 21—65 

clerk Berlin 

Decatur, July 12—64 

Jonesboro, Sept 3— 64 

Oxford, Dec 17-64 

Decatur, July 12—64 

Memphis. June 21—63 

La Grange, Jan 12—63 



D 



Capt Jas Freeman 
Lt W A Tanner 
Lt B L Cornish 
Lt A J Lapham 
Arnislnmg. G 
Barlow, Geo 
Barnett. J 
Bradley. W 
Campbell, Mason 
Cameron, J F 
Carpenter, C M 
Cleveland, C 
Cranmer, A 
Fay. C B 
Fish,(i W 
Goodrich. J J 
Hawkins. D 
Hinman, J L 
Hoxie, Ij 
Kopskie. A 
Kruger, 11 G 
Norton, ('has 
01e.son, Ole B 
Pendall,L 
Phelps, P J 
Priebo. E 
Richards, Wm L 
Steilman, Hiram M 
St Jolin, R 
Tennant, Jas 
Towle, H M 
Tribe, C 

Waterman, Chas F 
Waterman, J F 
Wheeler, A P 
Williams, E J 



Capt Irvin Eckels* 
Capt F M Guernsey 
UC » Richmond 
Lt Amos M Ball 
Lt Lemuel H Wells 
Lt Orrin A Phillips 
Lt Franklin Phillips 
Ainsworlh, (! W 
Aiuswnrth, W W 
Amy, LC "" 

Baker. E M 
Baldwin, Nat W, pa 
Boss, Thos H, ra 



Oshkosh 

Memphis, Tenn 

Oshkosh 

Decatur. July 12—64 

Sun Prairie 

St Louis, Jan 8—63 

Jackson, Jan 13—63 

Oshkosh 

Oct 6—63 

Memphis, M;ir 18—64 

Decatur. Apr 12—64 

Memphis, Nov 5— «3 

Jackson, Jan 9—63 

Mar 11-64 

Decatur, July 18—64 

Cairo, Apr 4— 6t 

Memphis, Fel) 2—64 

Wisconsin, July 10—63 

Rome, Aug 31—64 

Memphis, Mar 8—63 

Oshkosh 

Memphis, July 10—63 

St Louis, June I."!— 63 

Decatur— 64 

Beaufort, Apr 28-65 

Republican City. Neb 

Berlin 

Memphis, Mar 13—63 

Decatur, Apr 24—64 

Memphis, Nov 10—63 

Beaufort, Apr 28—65 

New London 

Marrietta, Sept 19—64 

Goldsboro, Mar 27— 64 

Jackson, Jan 16—63 



Rivers Bridge. Feb 3—65 

Clintonville 

Stevens Point 

Portage 

Nov 25—64 

Memphis. July 1—64 

Decatur, June 22—64 

Memphis, Mar 28-64 

Decatur, July 22—64 

Amherst 

Amherst 



Brown, G H 
Ciperlie, P 
Clatlin, A 
Crandall, D Q 
Cross, A T 
Dame, G 
Darling, A 
Drake, C H 
Frost, A H, sgt 
Guernsey, V M, a 
Harrington, A S 
Heliner, M K 
Hicks, Jno» 
Horton, H 
Horton, T 
nnntingdou, B 
Jenkins, J 
Jenuer, L W 
Lee, Jesse, i 
Lehner, J 
Mitcham.UO 
Norton, A 
Pliillips, A 
Phillips, Franklin, I 
Powell, R* 
Roe, Benj L, m 
Simpson, T 
Springsteen, C B, sgt 
Steel, Jno 
Vanskerer, Jno, f 
VanValkenberg, B 
Van VIeet, Wm 
Vasblnder, F M+ 
Warriner, W N, sgt 
Webster, Jno N, I 
Wliiltaker, P 
Wood, Jos 



Capt M J Mead 
Capt H C Graham 
Lt M F Kalmbach 
Lt H L Wells 
Lt Paul Dakln 
Lt Oscar B Sinitli 
Adams, L P, c 
Ausls. D D 
Beaulin, P H 
Cannon. S 
Deckars, J 
Dequin, E 
Edson, A 

Fairbanks, J W, { 
Ferguson, R M 
Giittitlis, Jno O 
Haines, DG 
Jerdon, M 
Johns, Wm 
Kalmbach, M F 
Olen, A 

Paige, David, Jr 
Smith, SW,corp+ 
Stevenson, I 
Teller, Wm 
Vaughn, Daniel 
Wending, J 
Whidden,JG. sgt* 
Williams, J C, me 



Decatur, May 14—64 

Jackson, Jan li— 63 

Fish Creek, June 7—64 

Memphis, Mar 6— 63 

Mempliis, Feb 16—63 

Jackson, Jan 14—63 

Chattanooga, Nov C— 64 

Memphis, Mar 15—63 

Memphis. Oct 8—63 

Clintonville 

Memphis, July 16—63 

Campbellsport 

South Edisto, Feb 9—65 

Memphis, June 5 — 63 

Jackson, Jan 12 — 63 

Oshkosh, Oct 8—62 

College Hill-, Dec 8—62 

Vicksburg, Mar 7— 64 

Amherst 

Marietta, Sep 25—64 

Amherst. Nov 1—63 

Memphis, Sep 13—63 

Madison, Nov 2.')— 64 

Amherst 

HiUsboro, Feb 24—64 

Stevens Point 

Marietta, Sep 10—64 

Memphis, May 10—04 

Memphis, Feb 16—63 

Amherst 

Memphis, Aug 13—63 

Savannah, Feb 16—65 

Blairs Landing. Feb 5—65 

Memphis, Mar 2.5 — 63 

Amherst 

Memphis, Mar 11-64 

NeiUsville 



Green Bay 

Fish Creek 

Green Bay 

Portage 

Memphis. July 12—63 

Emporia, Kan 

Janesville 

St Louis, Oct 14—63 

Buchanan, Oct 13—63 

Bentonvllle, Mar 20—65 

Memphis, July 1—63 

Decatur, June 1 1 — 64 

Ft Schuyler, Feb 14—65 

Waupun 

Memphis, Nov 1 — 6S 

Memphis, Mar 26—63 

Jackson, Feb 20—63 

Decatur, July 9—64 

Decatur, July 1.5 — 64 

Ft Howard 

Memphls.Oct 30— 63 

Gieen Bay, Dec 3— 62 

Memphis, Feb 19—63 

Newbern, Apr 16—65 

Memphis. Mar 30—64 

Atlanta. Sept 12—64 

Atlanta, Aug 12—64 

Atlanta, Aug in— 61 

Eureka 



Capt Wra G Manning 
Capt W F D Bailey 
Lt .T;is L Jones 
Lt D B Johnston 
Lt S D Forbes 
Lt H H Mark ham 
Andrews, J F 
Babcock, G W 



Chicago, III 

Portage 

Portage 

Montello 

Milwaukee 

Memphis, Feb 22—63 

Trenton, Jan 25— 63 



Ill Wiaconsin St. 



Hll-waukee Wiaoonain 



FASHIONABLE SHOE DEALER TO 

^heir Maje^tie^, ^lie people, 

ANNOUNCES THE DAIL Y ARRIVAL OF NEW SPRING GOODS. 

Bea.-vitifu.l and. .A-ttrecti-^e St^-lee 3j& 

Shoes and Slippers for 

Ladies, Gents and Children. 



The attention of the ladies is called to the fact that he is 
the Only Dealer in the city wh ) makes a specialty of strictly 
Genuine Hand Sewed Work for Ladies' wear. These goods 
continue to grow in lavor as their meriis become more widely 
known. His stock of Medium Priced Goods far surpasses 
any preceding season in style :ind cheapness. Novelties in 
Fancy and Medium Priced Slippers. 




Constructed on an Entirely New and Philosophical Plan. 

It writes like an ordinary lead pencil, but with ink instead 
of lead, at once giving the combined advantages of pen and 
pencil. Each pen Is put up in a handsome morocco (;ase,and 
mailed on receipt of price. Prices: 

Long 18 kt. Gold Mounted $5.00 

Short 18 kt. Gold Mounted 4.f;ff 

Long plain, 4.50 

Short plain 4.00 

DES FORGES & CO, 

Sole Agents fcr Hilwaukee. 98 Wisconair. St. & 4C9 Broadway 




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Hon. Batterlee Clark, 
Hon. E. W. Keyes, 
Hon. George Hoskineon. 



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143 



Bedell, S E 
Berner, F 
Biooks, W L 
Buttles, L G, corp 
Oliipman. AK* 
Conklin, G 
Crafts, C 
Cramer, W S 
Dan, D, sgt 
Delong, M C 
Donery, J 
Eniiis, M 
Kaiisler, W H 
Farrlugton, W A 
Flock, Peter 
Forbes. S D, ed 
French, Honiar 
Gint.ird. H C 
(J ranger. A-)- 
Holley, W H 
Harding, A 
Heatli, Tlios, 
Kendall, Wm 
Koch, L 
Leonard, J J 
Lnveland, Urial, t 
Lytle, E G 
Nichols, A J 
Norracong, C M, corp 
Rowland, D G 
Siraonds, C K 
Stebbins, Eugene 
Stowe, Jiio B 
Sutfen, F 
Syjues, Sam'l 
Thomas, C C 
Thomas, S* 
Vader, C L 
Werner, C W 



Manitowoc Rapids 

Cahawba, Aug 14—64 

Memphis, Aug 2— 63 

College Hill, Dec 17—62 

Salkahatchle, Feb 3— 65 

Cairo, March 31—64 

Nashville, June 9—64 

Nashville, Sept 3-64 

Memphis, Mar 20—03 

Decatur, Apr 16—04 

Chattanooga, Nov 2— 64 

Jackson, Jan 13-03 

BerUn,May 6— 64 

Decatur, June 11— 64 

St Mary's 

Westfield 

Cedar Falls 

La Grange, Jan 23—63 

Pocotaligo, Feb 6—65 

College Fill, Dec 16—62 

Memphis, Felj 13—63 

Memphis, Mar 20— 03 

Andersonville, Sep 12—64 

Memphis, Apr 6—64 

La Grange, Jan 9—63 

Montello 

Memphis, Dec 20—03 

Beaufort, Jan 27—65 

Jackson, Jan 14—63 

Memphis, May 12—63 

Jackson, Mar 9—63 

Arkansas 

La Grange. Jan !3— 63 

Jackson, Feb 20— 63 

Chicago, 111 

Chattanooga, Nov 7-64 

Salkahatchie, Feb 3—63 

Kingsbridge 

Holly Springs, Jan 1—63 



H 



Capt Wm S Burrows 
Capt Thus Bryant 
Lt Jas H Farnsworth 
Lt Jas K Fompelly 
Lt Geo W King 
Lt S L Brasted 
Anthony, C M 
Baitell, P, corp* 
Burnett, J A 
Chase, C W 
Cowhan, J M 
Cumniiskey, F 
Davis, R 
Everson, D H 
Fancber, J H, corp 
Geunnar, Moses 
Hayes. Jas 
Heathcote, G 
Heuke, Albert 
Hill, G H 
Hutchinson, A B 
Kendall, Lucas 
Kenyon, Clark, £ 
King, Geo W 
Lefevre, Edw, I 
May, H B 
Miller, D E 
Pasko, S 
Pierce, T 
Pompelly, JK 
Purdy, J 
PygoU, T W 
Redman, Patrick, f 
Reynolds, Chas 
Schmltz, N 
Treleven. Daniel 
Walter, J 
Weddeman, Wm, I 



Michigaa 

Omaha, Neb 

Fond du Lac 

Fond du Lac 

Oakfleld 

Fond du Lac 

Marietta, Sept 3— 64 

Bentonville, Mar 21—65 

Memphis, Nov 1-03 

La Grange, Apr 5 — 63 

Memphis, June 28— 63 

Memphis, Dec 15—03 

Atlanta, Aug 26—64 

Philadelphia, May 9 — 65 

Jackson, Jan 26—63 

Memphis, Apr 8—63 

Memphis, Mar 20— 63 

Jackson, Jan 26 — 63 

St Louis, Apr 19—64 

Paducah, Mar 27— 04 

St Louis, July 24—64 

Memphis, Feb 24—63 

Kosendal^i 

Oakfleld 

Green Bay 

Marietta, Sept 3—64 

Memphis. Feb 27—63 

Ripon, Feb 28—64 

Memphis, Mar 16—64 

Fond du Lac 

Cairo, Apr 13—64 

Memphis, Nov 17—62 

Eden 

Oakfleld 

Annapolis, May 17—65 

Memphis, Aug 26— 63 

La Grange, Jan 12—63 

Lamartine 



Weddeman, Chancey 
Williams, D 



Capt Geo K Wood 
Lt Wm Young 
Lt D J Brothers 
Lt D J Quiniby 
Lt J S Styles 
Lt Richard Bottrell 
Burns, Jos 
Cornelius, W 
Daltoii, K C 
Darling, S 
Eisner, A 
F.iniham, J H 
(ilass, S* 
Grignon. R B 
Groenfeld. S 
Hammond, Dan'l M, h 
Hicks, H 
Hodkins. N 
Hughs, O 
Knight, L 
McClelland, C B 
McLeece, N 
McMurdo, Jno, t 
Quadlin, S 
Rhodes, H 
Snider, Thos L, m 
Steffln, J 
Stetlen, Francis 
VanAlsteine, Wm A 
Wieldschien , F 



Lamartine 
Memphis, Sept 14-63 



Milwaukee 

Youngs Corners 

Kaukauna 

Minneapolis, Minn 

Appleton 

Shiocton 

St Louis, July 11—63 

Decatur, July 15--64 

Memphis, Feb 8—63 

Memphis, Jan 26—64 

Fayelteville, Mar 15—65 

Memphis, Mar 29— 63 

Memphis, May 17—63 

LaGrange, Mar 20—63 

Black Creek 

Memphis, Nov 11— O'i 

Memphis, July 30—63 

Memphis, July 11 — 03 

Jackson, Jan 30—03 

Fremont, Apr 2—64 

Jackson, Apr 26—63 

Outagamie 

Memphis, Aug 2—63 

Memphis. Sept 4—63 

Sarpey Centre, Neb 

Vicksburg. Mar 6—04 

Madison 

Milwaukee 

St Louis 



K 



Capt Jno E Grout 
Lt Edw H Bronson, cl 
Lt Jno Walton 
Lt S.L Batchelder 
Babcock, T C 
Baker, Amos 
Bissett, L 
Bissett, J* 

Brasted, Suinner L, a 
Carman, J 
Davis, R F 
Dumbleton, S 
Eichle,C 
Esterbrook, C 
Esterbrook,E, t 
Fromdol, B J 
Gillson.T 
Gunderson, M-H 
Hoffinan, Aug, I 
Hunting, I Jr, corp 
Hunting, N W 
Leis, Bernard 
Lovejoy, Harry W 
Mason, D+ 
Morgan, E W 
Olesou, A 
Oney, Asa 
Prevot, D 
Simmonson, A 
Strong, Orville, agt 
Taunt, S* 
Thompson, P 
Wait, Fred'k 
Wait, F 
Walton, Jno 
Warner, E E 
Watson, I N 
Watson. B F 
White, A* 
Whitehead, A 
Wright, A W 



Lowville 



Courtland, Nov 18—62 

Cairo, Mar 21— 64 

Bcnncttsville, Mar 5—65 

Bentonville, Mar 21—65 

Fond du Lac 

Jackson, Jan 15—63 

Decatur, July 10—64 

Paducah, Mar 26— 64 

St Louis, Mar 30—63 

Decatur, Aug 9—64 

I'ond du Lac 

Vicksburg. Mar 3—64 

Memphis, Sept 25—63 

Hilton Head, Feb 18—65 

Columbus 

Atlanta, Nov 1—64 

Fall River, Nov 20—64 

St Marys 

Madison 

Goldsboro, Mar 27—65 

Memphis, Oct 4— 63 

Keokuk, Dec 14-63 

Menominee 

Oshkosh, Oct 20—62 

Memphis, Mar 26—63 

Dodgeville 

Atlanta, Aug 19—64 

Memphis, Apr 1—63 

Cedar Falls 

Yancenurg 

Easton 

Memphis, Apr 17—64 

Bennettsville, Mar 9—66 

Jefferson 

Atlanta, Aug 21—04 

Empline, Mar 11—65 

Decatur, May 9—64 



Bellows, C 



UNASSIGNED. 

Decatur, Apr 25—64 



Berge, Fred 
Bessey, Wesley, ( 
Briggs, Ed F. mf 
Carlton, J EI, mt 
Danes, Peabody, f 
Day. H J 
De Groat. Henry 
Gulieson, Ole 
Hartshorn, M 
Hitchcock. D P 
Hughes. H W 
Larson, Gunder, f 
Mann, Horace E, ph 
McCann, Jno, f 
Priebe, Emil, me 
Ressigue, J 



Sturgeon Bay 

Ftnd du Lac 

Waukesha 

Kenosha 

Big Suamico 

Memphis, Mar 11—63 

Deadwood, Col 

Horns Pier 

Memphis. Feb 16—63 

Clinton, Feb 22—64 

Memphis. Feb 9—64 

Winchester 

Marinette 

Lowville 

Oshkosh 

Nashville, Sept 2— 64 



THIRTY-THIRD IN- 
FANTRY, 

Three years. Organized October, 18th, 1862, 
Original strength, 892, gain by recruits, etc., 174 
Total, 1006. Death loss, 196— killed in action 16. 
diedof wounds, 11, of disease, 169. Other losses, 
231— missing, 4, desertions, 22, transfers, 37, 
discharges, 170. Strength at muster out, Aug, 
8th, 1865.037. Campaigns in Tenn.,Miss., La,, 
Ark., Mo., Ala., Ky., Ga , 

REGIMENTAL ROSTER, 



Col J B Moore 
LtColH H Virgin 
Maj Geo R Frank 
Adj Wm Warner 
Adj A H Fitch 
Adj Dan'l E Shea 
Q MJ W Nichols 
Q M A McCarn 
Surg J B Whiting 
Surg Jerome Burbank 
A Surg C R Blackall 
A Surg M H Hanks 
A Surg D W Carley 
Chap A A Overton 



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Capt J C Moore 
Capt Geo B Carter 
Lt O C Denney 
Lt Frank Ward 
Lt Hudson Thomas 
Calvin, H W 
Elam, L A+ 
Ferrv, Jno. corp 
Joiner, F S, corp 
King, David, corp 
Hannaman, F 
Hodgson, T R 
Holmes, DO 
Love, 11 T 
Love, L 

McGowan, R J O, m 
Norris, P H 
Parr, W L 
Purdy, D H 
Randall, C 
Reep, Chas. m 
Richards. G C 
Front. Jacob 
Vaughn, !■' F, corp+ 
Waffle, Byron, S, f 
Wells, Isaiah, corp-|- 



Miiscoda 

Platteville 

Boscobel 

Kansas City, Mo 

Missouri 

Muscoda 
Janesville 

Chicago, III 

Boscobel 



Avoca, July 19—63 



Platteville 



Natchez, Sep 7—63 

New Orleans, June 5—66 

Moscow, Feb 11-63 

Natchez, Sep 21 63 

Natchez, Sept 4—33 

Youngs Point, .July 2_63 

Vicksburg. June 29 -63 

Memphis, Oct l!""i4 

Natchez, Oet 21 63 

Campti, Apr 12 -oi 

Iowa Fal's ,Ia 

Moscow, Mar 1—63 

Wyoming 

Vicksburg, Aug 9 — 04 

Natchez. Oct 16—63 

Falks Store, Idaho 

Montgomery, June 11—65 

Mound City, May 4—64 

St Louis, Aug 26— 64 

Lodi 

Memphis, Aug 2—64 



B 



Capt Geo R Frank 
Capt Matthew Birchard 
Lt Geo Haw 
Lt T S Richards 



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Lt Chas G Koiise 




Lard, Jonas 


Memphis, Feb 4—63 


West, M S 


Memphis, July 1—64 


Allen, AD 


Moscow, Feb 12—63 


Lard.DH 


Vicksburg, June 27—63 


Wright, M 


Natchez, Sept 4—63 


Barger, A* 


Vicksbnrg, June 22—64 


Largent, J W 


Natchez, Sept 7—63 




* 


Block, W B 


Hickory Grove, Jan 24-65 


Leighton, J, sgt+ 


New Orleans, Apr 15—63 




G 


Cape, J 


Moscow, Jan 19—63 


Orr, Jno B 


Memphis, Jan 25—63 




Catlin, J S 


New Oiieans, May— 64 


Pember, M C, corp+ 


New Orleans, Apr 11—65 


Capt F B Burdick 


Boscobel 


C(iyer, J 


Eastport,|Jan 21—65 


Scott, W J 


Moscow, Feb 7—63 


Lt G E Harrington 




Davis, J E 


Mound City, Apr 28— 64 


Scott. W 11 


Memphis Feb 1—63 


Lt Ixiuis Schneider 


Boscobel 


Emory, W H 


Wauzeka, —62 


SiHord, J M, sgt 


Memphis, Apr 17—63 


Lt Jos A Birchard 




Hough, W 


Madison, May 30—64 


Smith, E 


Natchez, May 22—64 


Lt E F Liscan 




McClyman, E 


Memphis, Aug 4— 64 


Sutter, L 


New Albany, J in 11—64 


Lt Tlieo Shelver 


Prairie du Chien 


Mead, A 


Memphis, June 18—63 


Tracy, I W 


Montgomery, May 2—63 


Anderson, E 


Cairo, Nov 2— 61 


Qiiigley, Wm 


Little Grant 






Berry, B 


St Louis, Mar 18-63 


Quigley, T* 


Yellow Bayou, May 18—64 




-I 


Cheeve,A W 


St Louis, Mar 12—63 


Keeves, S 


Cairo, June 7— 04 




Coleman, J+ 


Tupelo, July 17— 64 


Sanborn, J 


Moscow, Mara— 63 


Capt P H Swift 


Clinton 


Conuolly,JB 


Vicksburg, Mar2— C3 


Shields, J 


Vicksburg,Oct25— 63 


Capt C W Stark 


Shopiere 


EversoK, Ole 


Memphis, Jan 13—61 


Stewart, Henry 


Christina 


Lt Henry S Swift* Coldw.ater River, Apr 19—63 


Gehbe, H 


Youngs Point July 16—63 


Tuckwood, G 


Memphis. Oct 12— 6t 


Lt H B Cornell 


Lime Centre 


Hurlburt, H 


St Louis, Apr 19-63 


Van Allen. J 


Vicksburg, June 26—64 


Lt Edw Cook 


Iowa 


Kast, C D 


New Orleans, May 18—64 


Whales, \Y 


VicKsburg, Aug 16—63 


Babcock, A 


Memphis, Dec 4- 62 


Kast, H C 


St Charles, Aug 4-64 


Wood, E F 


Casper Creek, Oct 4-64 


Bowers, Win J 


Milwaukee 


Owen, H C 


Memphis, Jan 21— 6S 


Young, C K 


Bell Centre 


Bunce, J P 


Vicksburg, July 7— 63 


Rice, H E 


Madison, Apr 23— 64 




Byrnes, T, t 


Ft Atkinson 


Ross, J B 


Goodwin, D T 




c 


Callender, .S H 


Vicksburg, Aug 21—63 


Searle, J H Red River Landing, May 22-64 




Cornell, Wm 


Moscow, Jan 21- 83 


Van Ainberg, I K 


Brownsville, Sept 22—63 


Capt Wm Weir 


Portage 


Flint, Jno A 


Natchez, Oct 3—63 


Van Valen, C L 


Moscow, Mar 6 — 63 


Lt Wm Warner 


Kansas City, Mo 


Freeman, J 


Vicksburg, July G— C3 


Ward. T 


Natchez, Oct 12—63 


Lt D H Budlong 


Carthage, Mo 


Kniidson, J 


Moscow, Jan 31— 63 


Woods, J 


Moscow, Feb 22— 63 


Lt H S Pickard 


Chicago, III 


Medgorden, H H 


Oxfordville 


Wood, E 


St Louis. Sept 1 — 64 


Lt Jeptha Hopkins 




Olsen, Ole 


Memphis, Apr 30— 63 


Young. J B 


Memphis, May 18—63 


Arnold, J K 


La Grange, Mar 12—63 


Olsen, 8 


Moscow, Feb 12-63 




H 


Aufdfcheide, J H F 


St Louis, Aug 11-64 


Olsen, H 


Moscow, Feb 10—63 




Carter, C J 


Natchez, Sept 18—63 


Robinson, E, c 


Whitewater 






Cline, D 


Paoli, Aug 13—84 


Stafford, R 


Moscow, Feb 14—63 


Capt Franklin Newell 


Day, G C 


Evansville, Dec 3— C4 


Steele, F A 


Natchez, Oct 26—03 


Capt J E Linslej* Coldwater River, Apr 19—63 


Dearth, H 


Holly Springs, Jan 5—63 


Stewart, R B 


St Charles, Aug 14—64 


Capt C R Thayer 




Denson, J K, ggt 


La Grange, Mar 8—63 


Swift, P U 


Clinton 


Capt Nicliolas Smith 


Janesville 


Dunbar, J:i3 


Darlington 


Swift, Adrian, c 


Granby, Mo 


Cajit Jno W Nichols 




Eov.ll, G W 


Natchez, Jan 10—64 


Thuinan, Wm, f 


Lime Centre 


Lt E L Colburn 




Geihl, J 


Little liock. Sept 20—64 






Lt Geo Hale 


Kenosha 


Harris, A J 


Youngs Point, June 3—63 




H 


Lt H J Traher 


Platteville 


Heinman. J H 


Tuskegee, June 27—66 




Coburn, Wm H, sgt 


Wisconsin, Oct 5—63 


Hillary, G 


Nashville, Feb 6—66 


Capt A L Weniple 


Memphis, Mar 9— C3 


collett, S W* 
Dunbar, Win 


Tupelo, July H— 64 


Hughes, W H+ 


New Orleans, Apr 30— 65 


Capt Wm L Scott 


Alabama 


Darlington 


Morgan, P 


Shullsburg, June is -84 


Lt C W Stark 


Shopiere 


Eddy, Jas W 


Woodworth 


Oats, Thos H, m 


Shullsburg 


Lt Jos H Stlckel 


Ellsworth, J 


Vicksburg, July 3—63 


Pepper, D H, £ 


Alvin,Ia 


Lt E A Gardner 




Graggert, Wm 


Roscoe, D T 


Ryckman, R 


St Louis. May 6—63 


Adams, LP 


Janesville 


Gray, Jno 


Memphis, Mar 23—63 


Sonneman, W, corp* 


Cane River, Apr 24—64 


Burnhani, E W, sgt 


Youngs Point, May 31—63 


Harris, Asa 
Hill, Silas 


Vicksburg, Oct 19—63 


Tayne, Thos 


Shullsburg 


Burdick, E J 


Davis Junction, III 


Darlington 


Viviers, R E 


Shullsburg, July 6—64 


Campbell, SM* 
Carr, R-|- 


Tupelo, July 14—64 
New Orleans, Apr 19— 6» 


Jacobson, Carl 
Johnson, N 


Nashville, Dec 29—64 
Memphis, Mar 19—63 




D 


Crall, Matthias, corp 
Einmonds, W H 


f Centre 

Memphis, Jan 23—63 

Belvidere, Neb 


Kidder, Julius 
Klass, N 


Geneva Lake 
Vicksburg, June 2-84 


Capt W S Eamhart 




Fisher, Laban 


Larson, C 


Natchez, Nov 9—63 


Capt Wm VVaruer 


Kansas City, Mo 


Flint, A, I 


Emerald Giove 


Lelber, W 


Kenosha, Sept 22—94 


Capt A H Fitch 


Chicago, 111 


Hanan, L L, a 


Ruthland 


McCIetchy, A 


Moscow, Jan 17—63 


Lt Amos Eubank 




Hawley, R A 


Sutton, Neb 


McCoy, C* 


Tupelo, July 14—64 


Lt N Calkins, b 


Elm Creek, Neb 


Hetrick, J C 


LaGrange, Mar 17—63 
Belvidere 


Nobles, Kichard R, ph Gratiot 


Lt N L Barner 




Hickle, Jos 


Owen, C M 


Vicksburg, Aug 6—84 


Lt J T Delaware 


Grant Co 


Hoyt, N R* 


Tupelo, July 14—64 


Rector, J G 


Apr 14—63 


Lt H B Andrews 




Jones, A E 


Cane River, Apr 24— 64 


Smith, Jno 


Moscow, Feb 28—63 


Barnes, A J 


Memphis, Mar 6— 63 


Lyon, S E, corp 


Holly Springs, Dec 22—62 


Taylor, F B+ 


Vicksburg, June 30—63 


Barr, Wm 


Glen Haven, Jan 17—65 


Maloy, Delbert 


Delavan 


Thayer, C R 


Clay Banks 


Beer, Jacob M 


Hazelton 


Maxwell, A 


Moscow, Feb 26—63 


Thomas, H, corp 


Natchez, Sept 10—63 


Billings, L 


Memphis, Jan 2—63 


Merry, G 


Moscow, Mar 13—63 


Tiukham, F L-|- 


Bayou Cotile, Apr 25 - 64 


Billings, T C, corp 


Taftun, May 18—68 


Morrell, H H 


Lime Centre 


Van Camp, J A 


Atlanta, Aug 9-64 


lUngUan). L 


Memphis, Mar 31—63 


Newkirk, Jno 


Shopiere 


Waldo, G H, corp 


Memphis, Apr 4 -63 


Blake. J H 


Aug 26—63 


Nuss, Jno 


Milwaukee 






Calkins, N 0. f 


Elm Creek, Neb 


Phelps, D 


Memphis, June 23—64 




.. 


Cranston, E, corp 


Moscow, Feb 28—63 


Pitzrick, A, corp 


Duvals Bluff, Sept 11—64 




Engle, J 


Moscow, Feb 2—63 


Pay, Jno 


Belvidere, Neb 


Capt Walter Cook 


Neosho 


Fitch, M E 


Ojstord, Dec 19—62 


Reed, H» 


Spanish Ft, June 4—63 


Capt C G .Stetson* 


Spanish Ft, Apr 2—65 


Flint, J 


Moscow, Feb 5—63 


Root, E 


Eastport, Jan 29-65 


Capt Chas L Fay 


Madison 


Garside, W B, corp 


Vicksburg, Aug IG— 63 


Sen, E S, corp 


Cairo, Aug 24—63 


Lt Wm E Roberts 




Helm,WM 


Memphis, Oct 24—64 


Smith, A* Camargo Cross Roads, July 13-64 


Lt F <V Bashtord 




Hollis, Geo 


Memphis, Nov S— 64 


Stern, C+ 


Mobile, Oct 18-64 


Lt A J McKisson* 


Chaplin Hill?, Oct 8-62 


Hutchcrost, T 


Atlanta, Oct 29-64 


Tiiompsou, J, corp 


Memphis, July 2—04 


Lt G H Nichols 




Jackson, HC 


Hazelton 


Tile. W 


Andersonville, July 14—61 


Lt D E Pierce 
















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Allen, S K, corp 
Chirk, H E 
Curtis, M S 
Dowse, J 
Fay, N R. sgt 
Fogg C M 
Croat, OF 
narrington, HC 
Knopker. G 
Locke. Horace B 
Looinls, J R 
Newton, W* 
Neff, Wra 
Pierce, T 
Ki-jnolds, MD C 
Roberts, A R, sgt 
Sands, S J 
Stevenson, W 
Stout, W H 
Stowe, D B 
Vincent, T G 
Wells, Wra 



Capt A Whitcher 
Capt A S Sampson 
Lt Dan'l E Shea 
Lt A D Goodrich 
Lt Hellonis Heath 
Atkinson, E J 
Balch, Y M 
Bartholomew, A 
Billings, Lewis, t 
Cahill, Jeremiah 
Calbert, C H 
Clyne, Jno 
Coffey, M 
Deubner, J P 
Uodge, J H,f 
Freeman, Jno, 
Goodrich, H W 
Heath, V, f 
Hicks, W 
Hill, Jno 
Uowery, W H 
Jones. Obed K 
Mabbot, W H 
Odell, J E.corp 
Owrey. T 
Peterson. Rasmus 
Peterson, Niels P 
Poiter, C C 
Smith, A* 
Tiflt, J W» 



Memphis, Apr 16—63 

Memphis, Apr 3—63 

St Louis, Aug 25—64 

Mempliis, Dec 19—03 

Moscow, Feb 13— «3 

Eastport, Jan 17—65 

Wisconsin, Aug 29—63 

Eastport, Jan 31—65 

St Louis, July 9— C3 

Plana, 111 

Memphis, Oct 16—63 

Spanish Ft. M. r 31—65 

Andersonville, Oct 5 — 64 

Alexandria, Apr 4— 64 

Vicksburg, Oct 18—63 

Memphis, Feb 12—63 

Racine, Jmie26— 63 

St Louis, Aug 1—63 

La Grange, Jan 14—63 

St Louis, Dec 7—63 

Moscow, Mar 4—63 

Kenosha. May 21—65 



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New Mexico, Mo 



Fuller, J W 
Noble, O W 
Wingad, Jno 
Wright, W H 



Black River, July 22—63 

Moscow, JIar 11—63 

Moscow, Feb 2—63 

South Haven, Mich 

East Elkport, la 

Vicksburg, Oct 7—63 

Racine 

New Orleans, Apr 9—05 

Nashville, Dec 4—64 

South Haven. Mich 

Moscow. Feb 23—63 

Moscow, Mar 8—63 

Lewis, la 

Oct 10—64 

Cairo, Oct 31- 64 

Elvers 

Platteville 

Moscow, June 1—63 

St Louis, Sept 1—03 

Campti, Apr 12—64 

New Denmark 

Foutnay 

Racine, Oct 20—62 

Camargo Cross Roads, July 13—64 

Spanish Ft, Mar 30—65 

UNASSIGKED. 

Apr 10—64 

Wakefield, Mass 

Hamlin 

Chicago 



THIRTY-FOURTH IN- 
FANTRY, 

(Drafted). Nine months. Organized Decem- 
ber 3lst, 1862. Original strength, 961, gain by 
recruits, etc., 0. total, 961. Death loss. 20— killed 
in action 0. died of wounds. 0. of disease, 20. 
Other losses. 469— missing, 0, desertions. 2»3, 
transfers. 0. discharges, 186. Strength at mus- 
ter-out September 8th, 1863, 472. Campaigns 
in Ky. 

REGIMENTAL ROSTER, 

Col Fritz Anneke 
Lt Col Henry Orff 
Maj Theo S West 
Maj Geo H Walther 



Adj Herman Hesse 
Q M Jno A Becker 
Surg Jno E Weinern 
1st Surg Wm Gudden 
1st Surg Tlieo KopI 
1st Surg Jno S Jvelso 
1st Surg Jno F Mehlhorn 
Chap Fred'k A Beckel 



A 



Capt W Eugene Ferslow 
Lt Henry T Calkins 
Lt Michael A Leahy 
Duncan, J R 
Cliapman, A B 
Lackey, Pbilo 
Mason, Matthew T 
Mattebee, C 
Perry, J C, b 
Schroeder, Johann 
Slader, C G, sgt 
Woodworth, A R 



Neillsville 

Potosi 

Westfield 

MoundviUe 

Columbus, June 8-63 

Fond du Lac 

Sussex 

Columbus, July 6—63 

Milwaukee 



B 



Capt Jas N Ruby 

Lt Henry B Fox 

Lt Dennis J A Murphy 

Goodman, A 

Knudson, A 

Liddy. J 

Matthews, A C 



Oshkosh 



Madison, June 3— 6J 

Memphis, Mayjo— 6J 

Madison, Jan 3—63 

Baraboo 



c 



Capt Julius G Wilmot 
Lt Frank H J Oblanden 
Lt Jno \V Johauu 
Ruppert, M G 



Ozaukee 



D 



Capt Noble W Smith 
Lt Elliott M Scribuer 
Lt Wm H Pettit 
Adamson, Martin 
Dunkirk, Jno 
Harper, Hugh 
Maley, Those 



Capt Cornelius Cuntz 
Lt Chas F Bauer 
Lt Chas F Lachmund 
Lt Chas F Blumenstein 



Kenosha 

Memphis, Aug 5—63 

Neenah 

Hopkins, Mo 



F 



Capt Henrick Keukel 
Lt Jas Lonergau 
Lt Rudolph Kirchner 
Lt August Beecher 
Dunlap, Jas 
Kelsey, Wm, sgt 
Kothwinkler, S 
Vaudersauder, F 



Milwaukee 
Columbus, Apr 14—63 
Columbus, May 10—63 
Milwaukee, Dec 25—62 



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Capt Chas A Lang 
Lt Kobt Strohman 
Lt Chas F Blumenstein 
Lt Chas F Lachmund 
Brasser. M 
Brethowner, B 
Dunn, Domiiiick 
Haitwig, Jno 
Hoff, C 
Lanimers. A 
McCride, R 



Columbus, Apr 9—63 

Columbus, Apr 29— 63 

Hingham 

Milwaukee, Mar 27—03 

Cairo, Ma\ 20—63 

Columbus, July 7— 63 

Columbus, Apr 25—63 



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Capt Isidore de St Ange 
Lt Wm B Barclay 
Lt Leonard LaPlaute 
Tricot. ,Jno, corp 
Lamal. A 
White, Frank, f 

I 

Capt Fred'k A B Becker 
Lt Edw JKelly 
Lt Gottlieb C Neunieister 
Gust, Milton G, I 
Gust, Lewis 
Lorenzen. T, sgt 
Wiley, Jno M 



Memphis, July 16 — 63 

Memphis. July 15—63 

Red River, Mo 



Rock Elm Centre 

Rock Elm Centre 

Columbus, Apr 10 — 63 

Hartford 



K 



Capt Wm Walther 
Lt Erhard Weber 
Lt David H Dexter 
Lt August Beecher 
Lt Rudolph Kirchuer 
Jansen, Jno 

UNASSIG 

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Columbus, Apr 15—63 

SED. 

Rush River 



THIRTY-FIFTH INFAN- 
TRY, 

Three years. Organized Febniarj' 27th, 1864. 
Original strength, 1066 ; gain by recruits, etc., 
2 ; total, 1088. Death loss, 205— Rilled in actii.n, 
1. died of wounds. 1, of disease. 2,'50, of ac- 
cidents, 4, Other losses, 208, missing, 0, deser- 
tions. 29, transfers. 11, discharges, 168. Strength 
at muster-out, March 15th, I806, 615. Cam- 
paigns in La., Ark,, Ala., Texas. 

REGIMENTAL ROSTER, 



Col Henry Orff 
Col Geo H Walther 
Lt Chas A Smith 
Lt Robert Strohman 
JIaJ Fled Von Baumbach 
A<lj Herman Hesse 
Adj David Hunter 
Adj Bernard S SchoeiBel 
Q M Ailolph J Cramer 
Q M Wm H Williams 
SurgClias Krak 
Surg Jno Groening 
A Surg Adolph Jacobi 
A Surg Jas Verbryk 
A Surg Carmi P Garlick 
A Surg H F Schwaiger 
A Surg Otto Kiiehn 
Chap Ira W Bowen 
Chaii Alfred U Waters 



Milwaukee 



CalUwells Prairie 



Pt Hudson. July 8—64 



Fond du Lac— 64 



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Capt Robt Strohman 
Capt Edwin Sturtevant 
Capt Henry Peckham 
Capt Will Tyler 
Lt Antliciy C Kuhn 
Lt Albert F Stein 
Lt Jos Oryall 
Lt Herman Schaub 
Lt Paul Kiel 
Albrecht, JnoC 
Ad,llcr, Philip 
Brazelton, Oliver 
Blasted, Daniel W 
Beach, Jas B 
Bringolf, Jno F 



Nov 17—65 



Morganzla, Sept 4—64 

Memphis, Aug 14— 64 

New Orleans, July 13—64 

New Orleans, Aug 12—61 

Baldwin 

Natchez, Oct 12—64 





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E, SCHANDEIN, 

Yi;e President. 

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Brodliagen, Chas 
Caiinel, Wm H-|- 
Crutlier, Arthur L 
Doxtater, Jno 
Dieter, Lyman 
Duvigneaud, Jos 
Evert, Chas W 
Early, J.as W 
Ehmke, Wm 
Failing, Rubt 
Henriclis, Geo 
Haehne, Gottlieb 
Jansen, Clans 
Loell, Fred'k 
Moore, Henry F 
Norton, Jno E 
Oleson, Ole 
I'feiffer, Fred'k 
Ilosenow, Chas 
Schaner, Michael 
Sayre, Chas 
Schmidt, Christopher 
Stafford. Jos 
Sprang, Herman 
Schmidt, Herman 
S-hilk, Jno 
Terrill, Elliott 
Wiegleb. Fred'k 
Weber, Herman 
Wood, Chas H 



Natchez, Sept 28—64 

Mobile, Apr 8—85 

Morganzia, Nov 16—6* 

New Orleans, Oct 10—64 

Brownsville, Nov 22—64 

Vicksbnrg, Oct 20—64 

Morganzia, Ang 16—64 

Ft Hudson. Aug 18—64 

Dnvals Bluff, Dee 20-04 

Memphis, July 28—64 

Ft Hudson, June 10—64 

Sept 20—64 

Vicksbnrg, Oct 18—64 

Vicksburg, Oct 25—64 

Milwaukee, May 4—64 

Sept 26—64 

Christiana, Mar 25—64 

Ossmeke, Mich 

New Orleans- -64 

Ft Hudson, June 17—64 

Ft Hudson, Sept 7—64 

New Orleans, Sept 7—64 

Sept 28—64 

Two Rivers 

Vicksbnrg, Oct 22—64 

Duvals Bluff, Dec 5—64 

Duvals Bluff, Dec 10—64 

Morganzia. July 9—64 

St Charles. Aug 4—64 

New Orleans, Sept 26— 65 



B 



Capt Fritz Von Bauubach 
Capt Jasper Vosburg 
I.t Frank K St John 
l>t Sylvester S Barton 
Lt Juo Mc Manlmln 
Kaether, Wm, corp 
Fischer, Adam, corp 
Dewick, Thos, corp 
Anderson, Andrew C 
Adams, Lewis 
Bartlett. Levi H 
Bowles, R, m 
Bywater, Jas 
Baldwl n, Marvhi M 
Donovan, Jno H 
Davis, Clark 
Elliot, Isaac D 
Esterbrooks, Elisha 
Fischer, Hermann 
Gsbrande, August 
Granger, Zachariab 
Grof, Jacob 
Hendeiicks, Benj F 
Harst, Ahrnt 
Hunger, Wm F 
Jung, Jno Jacob 
Johnson, Merrill 
L»e. LH 
McNalus, Jas 
Massou, Matthew T' 
Morris, Jno 
odekirk, Jos A 
Parkin, Jno 
Perkins, D 
Paiklu, Robert 
Scbulte, Peter 
St John, F, c 
Schultz, Frederick 
Senft, Fritz, f 
Sherwood, Jas 
Toedtle, Ulricli 
Williams, Evan 
Warner, Silas 
Wilcox, Orville 



Milwaukee 



Morganzia, Aug 21—64 

Sep 1—64 

Marion, Mar 4—65 

Madison, Oct 21— 64 

■ Clarksville.Jan 25— 66 

New Orleans, Julv22— 61 

Fonddu Lac 

Chicago, Sep 27—64 

Vicksbnrg, Oct 20-64 

White River, July 19—04 

Vicksburg, Nov 5—64 

July 52— 64 

Vicksburg, Sep 1—64 

BriwiiviUe, Feb 8— 66 

New Orleans, Aug 11—64 

New Orleans, Oct 2—84 

New Orleans, Oct 22—64 

Port Hudson, June 19—64 

Aug 28—64 

Vicksburg, Oct 19—61 

Port Hudson, June 9—61 

Prairie du Sac 

Janesville 

St Charles, Aug 4— 04 

MoundviUe 

St Charles, A ug 20-61 

New Orleans, Aug 16—64 

Merrimack 

NeillsvlUe 

Merriuiack 

Chicago, Sep 21—64 

Fond du Lac 

Vicksburg, Oct 25—64 

New Cassel 

Duvals Bluff, Feb 21—65 

Brownsville, Nov 21 — 64 

Madison, Oct 14—61 

Morganzia, Aug 14—64 

New Orleans, Sep 9—64 



Capt Jno E Leahy 
Capt Newton A Oleson 
Lt Henry Fox 
Lt Geo Brosius 
Lt Adolph Renter 
Lt Robt F Martine 
Stratton Geo O, sgt 
Peterson, Gammell, corp 
Ballweg. Martin, corp, f 
Buzzell, Thos 
Clark, Samuel 
Campton,Kobt 
Desloch, Jacob 
Daniels, Peter F 
Davis, Thos D 
Graff, Wm 
Graham, Jas 
Hall, Chas 
Holdenburg, Carl H 
Haskin, Enoch 
Johnson, Jno 
Johnson, Robert 
Kn.app, Alonzo B 
Korth, Ferd 
Murphy, Cornelius 
May, Nicholas 
Morgan . Kobt H 
McCurdy, Jas 
McCnIlow, Michael H 
Newman, Adelbert 
Paiike, Wm 
Pugh, David H 
Proctor, Win 
Richards, Jno 
Kugg, Saiii'l 
Stroud, Sam'l T 
Schultz, Ernst 
Steady, H, c 
Shumway, Jno P 
Stang, Fred 
Thompson, Christian 
Thompson, Marion 
Wilcox, Dwight 



E 



vicksburg, Nov 18—61 

Morganzia, Sep 4—64 

Arcadia, la 

Morganzia, Oct 6—64 

Port Hudson, May 22—64 

Milwaukee, Feb 8—64 

Morganzia, Aug 26—64 

New Orleans, Sep 22—64 

Port Hudson, July 30—64 

Transport, July 15—64 

New Orleans, Sep 20—64 

New O.ieans, Sep 4—64 

Clarksvllle, Jan 21-65 

New Orleans, Sep 18—64 

New Orleans, Aug 4—64 

Memphis, Aug 5 — 04 

New Orleans, Sep 29—64 

Port Hudson, July 14—64 

Milwaukee, Mar G— '14 

Port Hudson, June 22—6,, 

Morganzia, Sep 4—61 

New Orleans, July 24—64 

New Orleans, Sep 30-64 

New Orleans, Sep 26—04 

Port Hudson, May 26—64 

Memphis, July 28— 14 

Nov 27—64 

Sep 2—04 

Morganzia, Oct 1—64 

Morganzia, July 16— el 

New Orleans, Aug 9—64 

Fojd du Lac 

New Orleans, Sep 28—61 

Vicksburg, Oct 18—64 

St Charles, Aug 2—64 

Morganzia, Aug 14—64 

St Charles, July 27—64 



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C 

Capt W Eugene Ferslew 



Capt Michael A Leahy 
Lt Aug Beecher 
Lt Chas McCormIck 
Lt Oswald H Norris 
Lt Geo Besemann 
Lt Jno Goggin 
Brushel, Geo U 
Bohmert, Franz 
Bendinger, Philip 
Cofrin,Chas B 
Chappell, Jno W 
Clifford, Jno C 
Cronise, Timothy 
Dick, Franklin M 
Frank, Matthew 
Folks Samuel 
Groves, Ellas 
Hayes, Wm, cofp 
Jones, Horatio 
Lmdsley, Whiting S 
Loomis, Eugene 
Rhody, Julius H 
Skeesieks, Jas 
Swan, David 
Simpson, Chas 
Scott, Jon.athan 
View, Michael 
VaugUan, Leslie 
Veley, Gilbert C 
Wraugham, Michael 
Wamby, Aaron 
Walker, B F, in 
Young. Wm C 



Ft Hudson, June 11-64 

Ft Hudson, June 7—64 

Wauwatosa, Nov 13—04 

Morganzia, Aug 21— 64 

Natchez, Aug 29—64 

Vicksburg, Aug 25-61 

New Orleans, July 28—64 

Vicksburg, July 22—64 

New Orleans, Sept 21—64 

Ripley, la 

Pt Hudson, Jan 21-64 

Woodland 

Pt Hudson, June 28—64 

Morganzia, Sept 14—64 

Watertown, Feb 6—64 

St Charles. Aug 8—64 

Pt Hudson, May 22—64 

Morganzia, Aug 21—64 

New Orleans, Aug 25—64 

Memphis, Sej)! 4—04 

New Orleans, July 15 — 64 

Natchez, Sept 2—64 

Morganzia, Oct 1—64 

Pt Hudson , Jan 7—64 

Morganzia, Aug 14—64 

Colby 

Clarksville, Aug 8—65 



Capt Henry Fox 
Lt Henry C Miles 
Lt Jno Smiiil 
Lt Rudolph Kirchner 
Lt Win Tyler 
Lt Jno L Derickson 
Lewis, Homer M, corp 
Bailey, Geo W 
Best, Hezekiah 
Bacon, Jno M 
Blakely, Juo 
Cobb, Edwin 
Dimick, Ed A 
Fuessing, Henry 
Gibson, Dan J 
Huelsmaun, Frank 
Ingersoll, Frank 
Ingersoll, Robt H 
Jewell, Jno 
Lord, Wm 

Liddle, Thos B 

Meyerhofer, Michael 
Pohlmanii, Fred 
Palmer, Stephen 
Riley, Jno 
Rueton, Anton 
Stoner, Edgarton 
Small, Jno 
Terrill. Jno N 
Vannetta, Thos H 
Verker, Theodore 



Independence, la 



Duvals Bluff, Dec 16—64 

New Orleans, Aug 2—64 

New Orleans, Sept 16—64 

Natchez, July 23— 64 

Natchez, Sept 19—04 

New Orleans, Oct 12—64 

Baton Rouge, Aug 27—64 

Port Hudson, June 8—64 

St Charles, Aug 2—64 

Memphis, Sept 4—64 

Milwaukee, Jan 21 — 64 

Chicago, Oct 2— 64 

Milwaukee, Jan 29—65 

Morganzia, Jan 24—84 

razos Santiago, Sept 3—65 

Port Hudson, June 10—64 

Port Hudson, June 20—64 

Morganzia, June 25 — 64 

St Charles, Aug S— 61 

Memphis, Sept 1—64 

Port Hudson, June 22—64 

Independence, la 

Duv.als Bluff, Nov 21—64 

New Orleans, Aug 14 — 64 

Vicksburg, Oct 14—64 



Capt Henry C Ml'es 
Capt Jno VV Johann 
Lt Jas B C Drew 
Lt Gideon E Newman 
Lt Paul Dinner 
Lt Chas N Elliott 
Lt Willis Nash 
Alton, L K, corp,ed 
Groat, Wm H, corp 
Atkins, W R 
Atkinson, Jr, t 
Atkinson, Sam'l, ma 
Banks, W M, t 
Binner, Sam'l 
Claber, Philip 
Dickson, Orville 
Fowler, Geo 
Gower, Chiis 
Hayden, Jno 
Huse, Jas H 
Haveland, Nathan 
Kerwer, Matthias 
Langford, Jno 
Luke, Jno 
Rogers, Isaac 
Schaminel, Nicholas 
Scott, Robt 
Taylor, Wm A L 
Todd, Wm 



Burlington 

Vicksburg, Oct 17—64 

NeillsvlUe 

Green Dale, Neb 

Greenwood, Neb 

Plum Creek, Neb 

Milwaukee 

Milwaukee 

Morganzia, Aug 26—64 

Cairo, Oct 10-64 

New Orleans, Aug 24 — 64 

Pt Hudson, May 26—64 

Morganzia, Oct 2—64 

Vicksburg, Oct 18—64 

Milwaukee, Jan 5—65 

Pt Hudson, July 7— 64 

Memphis, Aug 26—64 

New Orleans, Sept 22—64 

Natchez, July 14—64 

Janesville 

New Orleans, July 31—64 

Vicksburg, Oct 20—64 



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Capt Oliver C Smith 
Capt Albert C Matthews 
Lt Anderson F Smith 
Lt Martin E Stevens 
Lt Leonard Preger, m 
Gardner, Jno J, sgt 
Ban ten, Henry 
(•oniielly, Wm H 
Fisk, Hiram T 
Farrell, Jas 
Gates, Geo W 
Hook, Sidney S 
Hastings, W T 



Des 

Natchez 

Vicksburg, 

New Orleans 

Port Hudson, 

Duvals Bluff, 



Moines, la 

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Sept 24—64 

Sept 6—64 
June 8—64 

Dec 21—64 
Aug 27—64 

Morganzia. Sept 23— 64 
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151 



Keller, Chas 
J.oeliier, Henry 
Luwtoii. David E 
I.enzen, Franz 
Miller, Herjnau 
Matliews, A C,me 
Miller, \\ rn 
Odrieli, Frert'k 
I'urkis, Sani'l 
Perkins, Daniel C 
Kakutz, Franz 
Kechlioff, E, p 
Steneriiagle, Chas 
Small. Jas 
Small, Jiio H 
Thompson, Ole 
Tragea, Leonard, ed 
Warne, Jas 



Duvals BlufE, Jan 18—65 

Port Hudson, Jniie 19—64 

Boyceville 

St Charles, Aug 4—64 

Morganzia, Sept 16 — 64 

Baruhoo 

Wonewoc 

New Orleans, July :6-«4 

Sept 2—64 

Slier ftood 

Memphis, Sept 9—64 

Milwaukee 

New Orleans, July 13—64 

New Orleans, Sept 22—64 

Natchez, Sept 8—64 

Morgauzia, Aug 14-64 

Des Moines, la 

New Orleans, Sept 12—64 



H 



Capt Cornelius Cuntz 
Cajit Chas Wegemann 
Lt Henry Uayden 
Lt Chas H Wareham 
Lt David Hunter 
Lt David O'Connell 
Geigen, Wm 
Gerhardt, Jiio, corp 
Sutler, Jno F, corp 
Biichler, Martiu 
liahiauf, .Ino 
Black, Chas 
Brown, Millard F 
Cailey,Geo R 
Carroll, K A 
Crosier, Robert 
Dros5en, Bartholomew 
Devin, Jno 
Fiana, Jos 
Fusshoeller, Max 
Gokey, Eugene 
Goebel, Henry 
Huntley, Delos W 
Haiigartner, Jacob 
Hunter, David 
Konrad, Mathias 
Kretzschniar, August 
Landgraf, Jno 
Lehner, Jno 
Maguire, Sam'l 
Markham, Alfred P 
Nickless, Jos 
Paar, Hilger 
Schneider, Jos 
Smith. Jas 
Smith, Henry 
Tuttle, Harris 
Vanslyke, Baraett 
Willis, Peter 
Wind, Chas 



Caldwell's Prairie 

Ncillsville 

New Orle.ans, July 16—64 

New Orleans, Sep 3—64 

Port Hudson, July 17—64 

New Orleans, July 17—64 

Sep 25—64 

Morganzia, Sep 30-64 

St Louis, June 18—64 

Grafton, la 

New Orleans, Aug 11—64 

Port Hudson, July 15—64 

Whitewater, Oct 9—64 

Vicksburg. Aug 10—64 

New Orleans, Sep 14—64 

Cairo, Oct 3—64 

New Orleans. Oct 25—64 

New Orleans, Aug 9— 64 

Morganzia, Oct 11 — 63 

Caldwell's Prairie 

Cairo, Oct 4 64 

New Orleans, Oct 8—64 

New Orleans, Sep 17—64 

Cairo, Oct 21—64 

St Charles, Aug 17—64 

Eagle 

Natchez, Nov 15—64 

Morganzia, July 11-64 

Sep 29—64 

Morganzia, Sep 16—64 

Morganzia, Sep 23— 64 

St Charles, Aug 12—64 

Natchez, Aug 20— 64 

Morganzia, Sep 16—64 

Natchez, Aug 8—64 



I 



Capt Erhard Weber 

Capt Lyman B EverdeU 

Lt Henry E Kay 

Lt Henry Martenson 

Lt Julius Lueck 

Klahbatz. Edw, sgt New Orleans 

Betyuch, Andrew, sgt, f 

Haas, Jno, sgt, m 

Eastman, Chas E, corp Vicksburg, 

Ricketts, Edw H, corp Port Hudson, 

Longstreet, Henry L, corp Eden 

Ackerman, Abraham New Orleans, 

Barnum, Jno E Morganzia, 

Beller, Jno, f 

Bennett, Jno H New Orleans, 

Cameron, Henderson Morganzia, 



Sept 10—64 
Burlington 
Burlington 
. Oct 16—64 
July 30—64 
, Nov 13—64 
Sept 10—64 
Sept 22-64 
Burlington 
Aug 30—64 
Aug 11—64 



Gondii, Chas H 
Carey, Wm 
Cornwell, Edwin 
Dunham, Willis H 
Evan, Wm 
Ferguson, Silas 
French, Henry 
Graber, Wm T 
Gilbert, Jas 
Helm, Michael 
Ingham, Sam'l 
Johnson. Fred, f 
Kelly, Edwin 
Martin, David B 
Nicolay. Henry 
Nobis. P A. ine 
Penballow. Ruben 
Pettit. DF 
Robinson. Melvin C 
Ribble, G 
Slater, Fred'k 
Smelzer, J(mathan 
Sweet, Julius 

Scbubring. 

Tuttle. Harris 
West, Isaac H 



Rock Elm Centre 

Morganzia, Aug 23— 64 

Aug 28—64 

Morganzia, Aug 15 — 64 

Milwaukee, Oct 14—64 

Natchez, Aug 10-61 

Iroiiton. Oct 6— 64 

Port Hudson. June 14—64 

Milwaukee, Apr 10—64 

July 12—64 

Milwaukee, Mar 2—64 

Burlington 

Slilwaukee, Nov 22—64 

Memphis, Sept 6—64 

St Charles, Aug 15— 64 

Burlington 

Morganzia, Sept 21—64 

Ironton 

New Orleans, Aug 31— 64 

Ironton 

Morganzia, June 30—64 

Brazos Santiago, July 26—65 

Racine 

Black Hawk 

St Charles, Aug l2-€4 

Natchez, Aug 8—64 



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Capt August Beecher 

Capt Archibald H Adams 

Lt Hermann Schaul 

Lt Chas J Walther 

Lt Jno C Pink 

Schilling, Sebastian, sgt Addison, Oct 30—64 

Echteinach. Jno. sgt Port Hudson, July 1—64 



Florey, Geo A, corp 
Allen, Jacob 
Becker, Jno C 
Burdick, Erastus P 
Cullen, Dempster 
Dobberfubl, Carl 
Giffln, Abraham 
Gantner, Matthias 
Harrington, Thos B 
Hanke. Christian 
Hnnn. Jos 
Hacket. Michael 
Hippach, Franz Jos 
Johnson. H C 
Jargle. Beitiam. I 
Lambert, Frank 
Leiser, Boniface 
Lumhy,Jo3 
Lyons, Jas 
Lehmann, Aug 
Mathus, Geo* 
MaxHeld.Chas 
Mead, Luther 
Newkirk, Tunis D 
Norton. Levi R 
Pugb. David F 
Schuh, Jno 
Simon, Anton, 1 
Sorith, E 
Taft. Daniel M 
Vesey, Jas M 
Wilson 



Chicago. Oct 8-64 

Reedsburg. May 18—05 

Brownsville, Nov 16-65 

Morganzia, Nov 16—61 

Morganzia, Sept 3—64 

Zoar 

Ironton 

Memphis, Sept 2—64 

Port Hudson. May 29—64 

Port Hudson, Sept 4—64 

Morganzia. Sept 4—64 

Rock Elm Centre 

Menominee, Neb 

Waldo 

Ash ford 

Port Hudson, May 16-64 

July 18—64 

Port Hudson. July 17—64 

New Orleans, Aug 26—64 

Theresa 

Spanish Fort, Mar 30—65 

Morganzia, Aug 25 — 64 

Vicksburg, Oct 15—64 

Vicksburg, Aug 30—64 

Morganzia, Sept 3 — 64 

Morganzia, Sept 21—64 

New Orleans, July 26—64 

Milwaukee 

Toniah 

St Charles. Aug 24—64 

Port Hudson, June 27—64 



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Bischoff. Wm 
Chambers. Abraham 
Mathews. J B, mf 
McKinley, Gilbert J 
Martin, Daniel P 
Schmidt, Cliiis 
Tes3, Wm 
Tess, Fred 



Tess Comers 

Racine 

Fond du Lac 

Mitchell 

Mario Centre, Kan 

Tess Coiners 

Tess Corners 

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THIRTY-SIXTH INFAN- 
TRY. 

Three years.. Organized, March 23d, 1864. 
Original strength, 990, gain by recruits, etc., 
24. Total, 1014. Death loss, 296— killed in aclion, 
79, died of wounds, 47, of disease, 170. Other 
losses, 273— mi.ssiiig, 0, desertions, 21, transfers, 
38, discharges. 214. Strength at muster-out, 
July 12ib. 1865. 445. Campaign in Virginia. 

REGIMENTAL ROSTER, 

Col F A Haskell* Cold Harbor, June 3—64 

Col J 110 A Savage. Jr Washiugtou, July 4—64 

Col Harvey M Biowu 

Col C E Warner 

LtCol Wm II Hamilton 

Maj Geo A Fisk 

Adj Beiij U Atwell 

y M Chas B Peck 

tj M F S Caprou 

Surg Clarksou Miller 

Surg E A Woodward 

Surg L F II Bunnell 

A Surg Geo D Winch 

A Surg Jno H Benedict 

A Surg G S Knapp 

A Surg Geo W Jenkins 

Chap PeierS Van Nist 

Chap B C Hainmoud 



Columbus 

Windsor 

Sun I'rairle 

Sparta 



Geneva. Dec 50—64 



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Capt W H HamiltOQ 
Capt Chas E Grifliu 
Lt Chas L Slioles 
Lt A S Ripley 
Lt Jas F Luun 
Lewi.s, Wm T. sgt 
Ferris. Geo W, corp+ 
VValllng. Walter, corp 
Boulton, Jas 
Bills, Will H 
Brown, Edward 
Bitting, Chas 
Bailey, Ezra S 
Beaver, Peter, f 
Dewey, Fred'k, f 
Coon, David 
Catliu. Jos M 
Claridge, Thos W 
Clavidge, Geo 
Dibol, Daniel A* 
Davis, David W 
Dyball, J:is 
Fazel. J D. £ 
Uaydon, Henry J 
Hand, Geo C 
Halliu, BC 
Jacobs, Jno 
Moore, Alonzo M 
Moon, Wm W 
Mcliityre. Jas C* 
McNarhn. Andrew J 
Mead. Ezekiel 
Norris. Benj B 
Reason, Reanard 
Renard, Beusou, I 
Reeley, G G 
Scheble, AC 
Slaughter, Jno C 
Smith, ChasF 
Sheble, A C 
Upwright, Wm 
Vergir. Wm W 
Wells, Henry W 
Wood, Andrew J 
Wright, Geo M 
Wood, Jiio a 



Shu Prairie 

Milwaukee 



Salisbury, Oct 27-64 

Washiugtou, June 17—64 

Petersburg, July 19-64 

Madisou, Mar 16—64 

City Point, June 11—64 

Transport, Sept 25— 64 

Salisbury, Deo 29—64 

Washington, June i— 65 

Spring Green 

Poyslppl 

Salisbury, Nov 2— 64 

Salisbury, Jan 3—65 

White Mound 

White Mound 

May 27—64 

Salisbury, Dec 6—64 

Salisbury, Dec 6—64 

Orion 

Petersburg, June 18—64 

Salisbury, Nov 19—64 

Richland Centre 

Salisbury, Nov 6—64 

Madison, Apr 4—64 

Madison, Apr 15—04 

May 27—61 

Salisbury, Jan 17—05 

.Washington, July 5— 64 

Madison. May 7—64 

White Aiound 

Plain 

Spring Green 

Spring Green 

Madison. Mar 22—64 

Salisbury, Feb 19—65 

Spring Green 

City Point, June 22—64 

Salisbury, Nov 25—64 

Madison, Mar 18—64 

Madison, Apr 17 — 64 

Madison. Apr 26— 64 

Madison, Apr 27-64 



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Capt C E Warner 
Capt Geo Weeks 
Lt A 1' Warrea 
Lt Wm H Parker 
Lt Wm H Laniberton* 
1.1 I. C Jacobs 
Lt P Lymao Brown 
Haney, Anthony, .sgt+ 
Older, Adelbert, corp+ 



Windsor 
Columbus 



June 3— «t 



Richmond, June 15 — M 
Richmond. June 15— W 



Sholts, Calvin, corp+ Tolopotomoy, June !— S4 



Tolopotomoy, June 1—64 
Warrens Mills 
Soldiers Grove 
Washington, July 20— «4 
Annapolis, Oct 26— 84 
Vi;nion 
Tolopotomoy, June 1-04 
Tolopotomoy, June 1—64 
Andersonville, Sept 1— S5 
Salisbury, Feb 28—65 
Tolopotomoy. June i — 64 
T olopotomoy, June 1—64 
Washington, July 10—64 
Deep Bottom, Aug 14—64 
Madison. Apr 4--64 
Rock Elm Centre 
Richmond, June 28— G4 
Salisbury. Dec 4—64 
Tolopotom ^y, June 1— «4 
Reams Station, Aug 25—64 
Washington, Apr 5 — 64 
Eagle Corners 
Madison. Apr 1—64 
Omaha, Neb 
Blackwells Is, Sep 18—64 
Dec 1—84 
Concord 
Tolopotomoy, June i— 6t 
Tolopotomoy, June 1—64 
Excelsior, Apr 13—84 
Madison. Apr 11—64 
Richmond, July 2—64 
Richmond, July 8—64 
Lawler. la 
Weyauwega 
Andersonville, Oct 15—64 
Weyau--vega 
Tolopotomoy. June 1— C4 
Thompson, Darwin D Andersonville. July 9- 64 
Titus. Jas Campbeilsport 

Williams, Hugh Alexandria, Oct 5—81 

Weeks. Geo Columbus 

Wiley JuoM Hartlord 



CaptGeoAFisk Sparta 

Capt Stephen C Miles Prairie Farm 

Lt L B Noyes Marinette 

LtCEBullard Eau Claire 

Lt C W Johnson Cataract 

Lt Robt Tompkins 

Lt Arch Carnahan Cataract 

Cross, Geo C, sgt Madison, May 13—64 

Gallagher, Thos W, sgt* Petersburg, June 23—64 
Cleaves, Cordon L, sgt* Petersburg, June 18—64 
Snyder. Willard B. corp Petersburg. May i8— 64 



Arnold, Lewis H* 
Barber, W A, m 
Baker. Chas W 
Corey. Geo 
Courlier. Hezekiah 
Cassiday. Jno 
DufTy. Patrick* 
Dii Bouise. Juo H* 
Davis, Jno F 
DuBouis, Jacob V 
Fritz .Tas E* 
Friday, Henry 1'* 
Finnell. Geo \\+ 
Gunnell. Thos* 
Grout. Ferd 
Guest, Wilton C 
Hoadley. Geo 
Hopkins. Jas H 
Hauser. Geo* 
Hawes, Mlleuer 
Jayne. Edw L 
Kite, Geo 
Larson. I,auretz 
Large, A T 

McEvoney. Wash'n D 
Mathien, Hubert 
McGinnis, P A 
Newell, Whil field S* 
Older, Wallace* 
Priest, Gilbert S 
Pultz, Abraham 
Pettey, Hiram 
Perkins, Andrew E 
Parker. Wm H 
Quinaby, Jno 
Smith, Jno L 
Tarr. Johnson 
Thompson, Robt W* 



Amidon, Elijah H+ 
Aylesworth, Leslie 
Balcom, Russel B+ 
Brown, Houston+ 
Barnes. Alt O 
Butts, Martin A 
Britton. Dan A 
Cole. Darwin* 
Ca-sner, Tho3+ 
Douglas. David* 
Dayton. Wm 



Annapolis, July 9 — 64 

Tomah 

Petersburg, July 31—64 

Deep Bottom, Aug 24- 64 

Madison, Ai)r 10—64 

Salisbury. Nov 20—64 

Annapolis. Mar 26—65 

Petersburg, June 18—64 

Deep Bottom, Aug 26—64 

Petersburg, June 18—64 

Washington, June 26—64 



Dawes, Robt A 
Dunbar, Alf. bill poster 
Farr. Pliidelus 
Graves. Nathan 
Hudson. Harvey W+ 
Hopwood. Jno4- 
Hathaway. Henry 
Hubbell, Jas 
Ingols. Augustus B+ 
McClure. Chas L* 
Nichols, Kdw 
Noyes, Lute B 
Potter, Jos W, m 
Prill tz, Jno 
Rathboue, Eldndge4 
Sour, Cyrus 
Smilh.Sam'l 
Stevens, Jno E 
Van Borst. Lawrence 
Van Vickie. Walter 
Walker. Perry C* 
Wilkinson. Jno 
Wolcotf, Jerome B 
Willsey. J J, f 
Witzlieb, Chas, 1 
Young, Chas 



Cataract 

Sparta 

S.alisbury, Dec 12—54 

Salisbury, Dee 14—64 

Petersburg, July 30—64 

Petersburg, Aug 20 — 64 

Salisbury, Dec 18—64 

Salisbury. Jan 14—65 

Petersburg. June 18—64 

Cold Harbor. June 3—64 

Salisbury, Nov 27-64 

Marinette 

Sparta 

Salisbury, Jan 11—65 

Washington, June 7—64 

Madison. Apr 10—84 

Madison, May 25— 64 

Salisbury, Not 28—64 

Salisbury, Jan 16—66 

Salisbury, Feb 2— 65 

Petersburg, June 18—64 

Annapolis, June 3C— 64 

Madison, Apr 6—64 

Leon 

Riceville 

Salisbury, Feb 35 — 65 



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Millard 
Sept 19—64 



Capt Jacob Walkey 
Capt Wesley S Pstter 
Capt Jas P Vance 
Lt A P Lockerby 
Lt Daniel Whalen 
Lt Jas B Taylor, £ 
UOL Baldwin 
Lt E B Fancher 

Patton, Wesley W, sgt* Cold Harbor, June ,"►— 64 
Vandyck. Henry, corp* Cold Harbor. June 3—64 

Adams. Nathaniel* Annapolis, June 30 — 04 

Bookman, Michael Salis'oury, Nov 15—64 

dale, David H* Petersburg, June is— C4 

Dyson, David* Reams Station, Aug 25— 64 

Dennis, Wm H* Petersburg, .June 18—84 

Dickerson, Geo Salisbury. Dec 3— 64 

Frost. Geo W* Petersburg, June 19— 64 

Fuller, Colby, E* Petersburg, June 13—64 

Flemmer. Fred'K Madison, June 10—64 

Haflner. .Jacob Muscoda 

Kriiger. Wm Salisbury, Dec 10 — 64 

Mills, Chas A4- James River, Aug 14— M 

McLaln. Geo Madison, May 8— 64 

McJanklin, Jno S Washington, Sept 3—64 

O'Connor, Chas H* Deep Bottom, Aug 14—64 

Potter, Stafford D Petersburg, Jan 28—64 

Peterson, Nelson Salisbury, Nov JO — 64 

Thompson. Simon Salisbury. Nov 12—64 

Utiger. Godfrey* Cold Harbor, June 5—64 
A'anderhilt, Jno W H Andersonville, Sept 10—64 

Wright Milan C* Reams Station, Aug 25— 64 



Capt Jerome F Brooks 
LtCha-s W DIpple 
Lt Jas Greeley 
Lt Porter Jones 

Lt H B Ginty Reams Station, Aug 28—64 

Lt Jno Payne 

Paddock, Edw R. sgt Aug 23—64 

Tolopotomoy. June 1—64 
Tolopotomoy, June 1—64 
West Bend 
Tolopotomoy, June 1—64 
Tolopotomoy, June 1 — 64 
Tolopotomoy, June 1 — 64 
Tolopotomoy. June 1 — 64 
Chiekahominy. June 13—64 
Reams Station, Aug 25—64 
Washington. Aug 30— 64 
Sheboygan Falls 



Davidson. Henry P* 
Abel. Christian* 
Blackman, Martin, f 
Bower, Geo* 
Barber. Ephraim H* 
Bradford. Richard* 
Barker. Geo M* 
Baker. Inman* 
Bacon. Juo W* 
Boyer. Wm 
Bradford, Ira A, f 



Bradford, David A 
Carter, Wm H* 
Conklin, Austin' 
Cliipman, Joshua F-t- 
Corwiii, Jas 
Chaplin, Wm 
Douglass, S 
Emmery, Nathan, sgt 
Griggs. Jno A 
Hoag. Philip 
Hardee. Edw 
Huber. Jos, 1 
Joslin, Jay P 
.Tolinson, Geo 
Knoche, Henry 
Kelsey, Wm, m 
Kircker. Jas D, 1 
Loebs. Louis 
Mack. Nelcour 
Mitchell, Henry H 
Miller, Myron L 
McGinnis, PA,! 
Martch, Peter 
Prey, Edw W 
Richmond, Seymour* 
Reck, Herbert 
Rood, Wm 
Root, M V, I 
Shepard, Robert* 
St.agg. Chas N 
Santer, Frcd'k, f 
Tiffany, Sam'l W* 
Tomelty, Wm, { 
Wilson, Geo 



Capt P B Burwell 
Capt O N Russell 
Lt Geo E Albee 
Lt N J KeMogg 
Twining, P E, sgt+ 
D.aily, Jos L, sgt 



Sheboygan 

Tolopotomoy, June 1—64 

Tolopolomoy, June 1 — 64 

Washington, Oct 17—64 

Richmond, June 6 — 64 

Fiymouth 

Waldo 

West Bend 

Salisbury, Jan— 65 

W.ashington, July il— 64 

Washington. Nov 4—64 

West Bend 

Petersburg. Sept 27—64 

Osceola 

Madison, Mar 30- 64 

Columbia, Ind 

West Bend 

Washington, Oct 5—64 

Richmond, Dec 4—64 

Madison. Apr 1—64 

Plymouth, Sept 6— C4 

Concord 

Cascade 

Philadelphia. Juiy 15—64 

Tolopotomoy, June 1 — 64 

Cold Harbor. June 3—64 

Philadelphia, July 14—64 

Plymouth 

Tolopotomoy, June 1—64 

Salisbury, Oct 27— 64 

Scott 

Tolopotomoy, June 1—64 

Plymouth 

Richmond, June 12—64 



Richmond, June 28—64 
Milwaukee 

Warrens Mills 
Philadelphia, Oct 11—64 
Washington, Aug 10 — 64 



Frank, Chas H, corp+ Belle Island, June 26 — 64 



Atkins, Dewiit C+ 
Biazee, Martin 
Cassiday, Frank* 
Cliapin, Marvin J 
Foster, Jno E 
Hainer, Geo T, contractor 
Johnsou, Leonard H 
Knapp, J D, liveryman 



Sun Prairie, Aug 1—64 

Salisbury, Nov 24 — 64 

Cold Harbor, June 3—64 

Leeds, Mar 30—65 

Madisou, Apr 28—64 

Princeton 

Dayton, July 8— 64 

Nashua, la 



Marr, Jno B 
Main, Henry 
Magiil. Win, me 
Moe, Jno, agent 
McElroy. Chas. f 
Melntyre. W N. drummer 
O'Neil. Terrence, f 
Pillsbury. Granville 
Super, Sherniiin H 
Wicks, Clareuce+ 



Fhlladelphia, Oct 20—64 

Andersonville, Oct 20—64 

Princetou 

Princeton 

Adel 

Princeton 

Leon 

Salisbury, Nov 20 — 64 

Salisbury. Nov 19—6* 

Richmond, July 15—64 



Capt R Lindley* 
Capt Wm R Newton 
Capt Wm H Lane 
Lt Jas S Frisbie 
I,t W S Leach 
Lt Jas Ambery 
Couch. Reuben C. sgt 
Dorr. Fred'k. corp 
Thurber, Daniel, corp 
Austir., Juo 
Adams. Arthur F 
Bartlett, Win Rf 
Bergen. Chas 
Bowe. Jno 
Crites Jonas 
•pick, Benjamin 



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Friendship 



Chicago, HI 

Salisbury, Jan iS- 65 

Richmond. June 20—61 

Andersonville. Oct 21—64 

Andersonville. Oct 29— 64 

Andersonville, Sept 2— 64 

Washington. June 22 — 64 

Richmond. June 18—64 

Andersonville, Sept- 64 

Salisbury, Jan 25—65 

Andersonville. Aug 23 — 64 



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Endraiiger, Peter* 
Elm, Isaue 
Engell)arilt, Henry 
Fenner, Gottlieb* 
Feteridge. Kobt, I 
Ganuon, Jno* 
Grauolte, Henry S 
Goom, Jno 
Goom, ThosE 
Hart Orvil A, t 
Hanfonl, Henry* 
Hall, Jno 
Kioenifc', Freil'k 
Kruger, Wni 
Larrabee, Geo 
Mallliouse, Jas 
Manderschielil, Louis, ra 
Newton, W R 
Orniond. M M, pli 
Peck, Truman 
Stratton, Israel U 
Skinner, Henry A 
Sweeting, Tlieodore, f 
Willis, David* 
Wortmau, Tlieo V* 



Tolopotunioy, June 1 — 64 

Tolopotomoy, June 1—64 

Andersunville, Dec 14 — 64 

Tolopctonioy, June 1—64 

• Oslikosh 

Tolopotomoy, June 1—64 

Tolopotomoy, June 1—64 

Audersnnville, Aug 22— 04 

Salisbury, Dec 9— «4 

Brothertown 

Cold Harbor, June 6—64 

Salisbury, Jan 19—65 

Salisbury, Jan 20—65 

Andersonville, Sept 17 — 64 

Washington, July 19— 64 

Salisbury, Jan 30—65 

Calumet 

Friendship 

Milwaukee 

Madison, Apr 12—64 

Tolopotomoy, June 1— «4 

Madlsou, Mar22— «4 

Plymouth 

Tolopotomoy, June 1—04 

Tolopotomoy, June 1—61 



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I.t Cirus Peek 
l.t Geo S Morris 
I>t Jas G Merrill 
Howell, Jno E, sgt+ 
Ticlienor, E D, sgt 
Hill, Somou W, corp-f- 
Jacobs, Lester C, corp 
Oleson. Sam, corp 
Lull, Mareus S, corp 
Acken, Fred* 
Brennai:, Jno 
Bush, A N 
DaKgPtt, Alansnn 
Dunstan,Thos A 
Dargan, Pat 
Earl, Geo W+ 
Ertel, Daniel 
Fisher, Fred 
Fazel, J H 
tirotav^nt, Jesse -(- 
Hale, Timothv O 
Hayes, Sam'l H 
Jennings, Kred 
Kuliler, Josliua 
Lee. Jno 
Jlorris, Tims* 
McDonald, Geo W 
Mettick, Matthias 
Passmore. Kichard J* 
Pease. Sam'l A 
Parker, Kichard 
Pritciiaid, Jno O, c 
Popp, Jno,! 
Randall, Reuben H 
Kipley, Sam'l D 
Tisdale, Milan* 
Thompson, Peter 
Thomnill, A W, t 
Van Dusen, Morgan* 
VanEtten, Wni 
Williams, Lewis 
Welcher, Lorenzo 
Wright, Albert 



Carpeniersville, 111 



Alexandria, Aug 1—04 

Andersonville. Aug 18—94 

Petersburg, June 10—64 

Richmond, Oct- 64 

Salisbury, Nov 26—64 

Salisbury, Dec 1—64 

Cold Harbor, June 6— 04 

Salisbury, Dec 10—04 

Ithaca 

Salisbury, Nov 27—64 

Annapolis, Sep 12—64 

Salisbury, Dec 2 — 64 

City Point, June ^6—64 

Salisbury Dec 11—64 

Alexandria, Sept 3—64 

Orion 

Reains Station, Aug 26—64 

Salisbury, Nov 19—64 

Salisbury, Feb 3—66 

Blue Earth City, Minn 

Washington, Aug 14—64 

City Poiiit, July 13—64 

North Anna K, May 26—64 

Salisbury, Dec 31—64 

SoUlivrs Grove 

Petershnrg. June 18—04 

Riclimond, Oct- 64 

Salisliury, Jan 16—65 

Iowa City, la 

Boaz 

Salisbury, X..v 29—64 

Salisbury, Dec 3— 64 

North Aim a R, May 20-04 

Salisbury, Nov 3ij— 64 

Grand Meadcjw, Minn 

Alcxanilria, July 1—64 

Louisville, Mar 4—65 

Madison, Apr 9— 64 

Madison, Apr 29—64 

Salisbury, Feb 26—65 



Capt D F Farrand 
Capt E W Haydon 
Capt M T Matthews 
LtCW Skinner 
Lt Jas Smith 
Lt Jno J McDonald 



Gary, D T 
rrempeleau 

LaCrosse 

LaCrosse 



Ball, Truman P, 18:1+ 
Graiit, Benj F, corp* 
Bryant, Frank M* 
Brice, Milt* 
Barns, Wm C 
Brown, Geo 
Bagley, Jas 
Bagley, Alvah 
Branton, ThosN, 
Crainm, Nat* 
Calkins, Riley 
Dougherty, Tereuca 
Farrand, D F 
Gough, Wm 
Howe, Leonard V 
Lathrop, Wni W 
McLaulin, Chas 
Mills, Tim Jr 
Martin, Wm 
McDonald, J J 
Nash, Jno B 
Odell,CasslusM« 
Reynolds, Oscar* 
Skilton,Geo T 
Sherwood, C A, f 
Tebay, Jno W 
White, Geo E 
Wilcox, Andrew J, f 



Deep Bottom, Aug 14 — 64 

Petersburg, Juue 18—64 

Petersburg, June 18—64 

Cold Harbor, June 3—64 

Madison, Apr 14—64 

Madison, Apr 26—64 

Andersonville, Aug 26— 64 

Salisbury, Nov 23—64 

Rocky Run 

Cold Harbor, June 3— 1:4 

Washington, June 10—64 

Salisbury, Dec 11—51 

Gary, D T 

Salishury, Nuv 6— 64 

Salisbury, Dec 1—04 

Madison, Mar 26—65 

Andersonville, June 24—64 

Salisbury, Nov 13-64 

Madison, Apr 16—64 

LaCrosse 

Waihlugton, June 17—66 

Cold Harbor, June 3— 64 

Petersburg, Sept 30—64 

Washington, Sejit 17—6 4 

Whitehall 

Davids Island, Aug 3—64 

Gold Harbor, June 3—64 

Clyde, Kan 



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Capt Warren Graves 
Capt Jos Harris 
Capt Jos R Ellis 
Lt Elias A Garoway' 
Lt H D Schaefer 
Lt Lyman C Jacobs 
Davis, Jas, corp 
Adams. Albert B+ 
Butterlleld, WniF* 
Bittles, Matthew+ 
Blesecker, Keuben+ 
Benner, Nathaniel H 
Bradshaw, Jos D 
Bowers, R 
Campbell, Geo W 
Cable, Marvin J 
Coleman, Jordan 
Crosby, Orson T 
Christopherson, Benit 
Crandall, David 
Curtis, Almon A. sgt 
Ermalinger, Chas+ 
Fairweatber, David C 
Foss, Anton 
Graliam, Johnson 
Hobbs, Waller L* 
Hill, Jno+ 
Houn, JnoB 
Hoyt, Henry J 
Howe, Martin L 
Johnson, Lars 
Johnson, Oliver* 
Jt)hnson, Jno W 
Lee,Pliilip+ 
Laforge, Jno T 
Nelson, Samuel L 
Appelt, Martin+ 
Peterson, Lars+ 
Pratt, Lewi3+ 
Pyle, Amos M 
Reed, Ed w 
Rains, Jno S 
Swan, C H 
Tilleson, Harold T E 
Wright, Henry* 

UNASSIGNED. 

Brice, G W 

Brice, 

Markham, Andrew J, sgt lua] 



Aug 29—84 



Petersburg, Jul* 1»— 64 



City Point, July 11— 64 

June 12—64 

Petersburg, June 18—61 

Petersburg, Juue 21—64 

La Crosse, Aug 25—64 

Whiiehouse, June 10—64 

Hamlin 

June 27—64 

Salisbury, Oct 22—64 

Salisbury, Oct 16—64 

Salisbury, N C 

Elk Mound 

Rusk 

Menominee 

Petersburg, June 22—64 

Belle Isle, Sept 12-61 

Rocks Falls 

Annapolis, Oct 9—61 

Cold Harbor, Junes— 64 

City I'liiiit. June s— 64 

Madison, Apr 28—64 

Elk Mound 

Cold Harbor, Junes- 03 

Petersburg, June is— 04 

Menominee 

Washington, June 11—64 

Madison, Mar 29- 64 

Salisuury, N C 

Washington, July 10—64 

Washington. June 11—64 

Alexandria, Aug 31—64 

Salisbury, N C 

Washington, June 2S— 66 

Rock Falls 

Elk Mound 

Petersburg, June 18—64 



LaCrosse 
LaCrosse 
Fremont 



Mclntyre, Warren 
Miller. Columbus, 1 
Rogers, Jno, I 
Smith, Jas 
Wilson, S 
Welch, W H 



Princeton 

Chippewa City 

Wliitewater 

LaCrosse 

LaCrosse 

Blair 



THIRTY-SEVENTH IN- 
FANTRY. 

One, Two and Three Years, Organized Feb- 
ruary, 1864. Original strength, 708 ; gain by 
recruits, etc., 430. Total, 1144. Death loss, 211— 
Killed in action, 96, died of wounds, 40, of dis- 
ease, 76. Other losses, 253— missing, o, deser- 
tions, 29, transfers, 29, discharges, 105. Strength 
at muster-out, July 27th, 1865,680. Campaigns in 
Virginia, 

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Ool Sam'l Ilarrlman 
Lt Col A O Doolittle 
Lt Col Jno J Kershaw 
Lt Robt C Eden 
Maj Alva NasU 
Adj C I Miltiinore 
Q M Wm C Webb 
Q M N B Prentice 
Surg Dan'l C Roundy 
A Surg Geo H Calkins 
A Surg H J Young 
A Surg Emery Sherman 
Chap L M Howes. 



Somerset 

Milwaukee 

Kent. England 

Waushara Co 

Janesville 

Kansas 

Dakota 

Davenport, la 

Waupaca 

Palmyra 



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Capt Sam'l Stevens* 
Capt Santord .lones 
Capt Dan'l A Lowber 
Lt H W Beldeu 
Lt Geo Hurst 
Lt Theo Hobby 
Lt S M Skeel 
Lt Geo W Teal 
Hunt Oliver H, sgt 
Wlieeler, Ben] F, corp' 
Wade, Tim E, corp 
Allen. L,f 
Ander.son. Ben] 
Black, Win J Jr 
Beecher, Leroy 
Davis, Jno 
Fritt,ZC, a 
Greenhalgh, Jno E* 
Hacker, T L, clerk 
Lane, Jesse-f 
Oleson, Amund 
Odell, Jno A 
Peake, Jno 
Page, Martin 
Rhener, Jno 
Rensimer, Jos 
Ransom, J C 
Scott, Walter* 
Smith, Wm B* 
Sanford, Munson B* 
Thatcher, T J 
VanDusen, Edw N* 
Warner, Jas L* 
Whitney. Almeron* 



Petersburg, June 18—64 

Washiugton, Aug 18-04 

Waupun 

Milwaukee 



Alexandria, Dec 14—64 

Petersburg, June 17— C4 

Alexandria, Nov 7 — 61 

Mansion 

SpriugGrei'U 

Alexandria, July li;— 64 

Virginia, July 7—65 

Spring Gieen 

Steel Ci'y, Neb 

Petersburg, June l.s— 64 

Madison 

Washington, July 7— 01 

Ft Schuyler, Sept 19—04 

Richmond 

Washington, July 7—64 

Chippewa Falls 

Madison, Nov 14 — 64 

I'n^ty 

NeillsviUe 

Petersburg, June 24 — 64 

Petersburg, June 18—64 

Petersburg, June 18—61 

Clear Lake 

Petersburg. July 30—64 

Petersburg, June 18— r4 

Petersburg, Juue ;S— 64 



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Capt Robt C Eden 
Capt N S Davison 
Capt L D Harmon 
Lt Wm H Earl-f 
Lt Jno E Williamson 



Kent, England 



■Washington, July 4-04 



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Lt F D Powers Grand RapiiU 

Beuuett, Jas.sgt Madison 

Kice. Orson E, st;t+ Aug 14—04 

Blown, Henry G, cori>-|- Washington, Aug3— €-1 



Barber, W A, ni 
Barber, Wni, in 
Barnes, Win E 
Barteli, David 
Baines. Ilollis J 
Cros^, Otis* 
easier, E S, me 
Dnley, Juo JI 
Dutciier, H 
Eaton, i;yrns R 
Finiy,Hugli» 
France, Augusta, f 
Fuller. Napoleou» 
Helton. .Iiio G 
Hall, Jno* 
Lee, Hugh 
Luhm, Fred'k 
Lattin. Sylvester 
Lockirby, Mathew L 
Laib, W C 
Lcickhart, Thos A 
Millard, D B 
Neily. Jas B 
O'Reilly, Michael* 
Powers, F D 
Rilly, Hichael* 
Scoville, Leonard D* 
Scott, Stephen 
Scoville, A H 
Smith, Fred R 
Slioemaker, J P 
Tiittle, Peter H* 
Wajahn. Wilhelm* 
Young, Aaron* 



Warrens Mills 

Warrens Mills 

City Point, Nov lu— 64 

Sylvan Cornei-s 

Berks. Jan 17—63 

Petersburg, Jnly 30-64 

Rutland 

Sept 28—64 

Neillsville 

Alexandiia, Aug 3— 64 

Petersburg, June U— 64 

Wattei man, la 

Petersburg, July 6—64 

Madison, Apr 27—64 

Petersburg, June 17—64 

Washington, June 24 — 64 

Washiugton, Nov 18—64 

Olivet, DT 

Grapeland, Minn 

Black River Fall» 

e;o 

Kearney. Nt-b 

Fiemont 

Petersburg, July 26—64 

Oregon 

Petersburg. June 18—64 

Petersburg, June 18—04 

Fremont 

Washington, July 15 — 64 

Rush Centre, Kan 

Fremont 

Petersburg, June 17—64 

Pelersburg, June IS— «4 

Petersburg, June 17— «4 



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Cart H W Belden 
Lt A .1 Parker 
Lt Philip Lawrenc* 
Lt Wm Green 
Lt F B Riddle* 
Lt U A Sherwood 
Green, Wm II, sgt4- 
Clark, Chas, corp* 
Estee, Jno W. corp* 
Wheelock, Eugene, corp 
Argue, Thos 
ISaker, Bryant 
Baker. J 

Crocker, Andrew E+ 
Calgrove. Webster 
Cooper. Frank 
Cooper Francis, ed 
Domey, Henry* 
Evans. Bon Devine 
Fuller, Jo-ihua P» 
Foster, J 

Hogness, Mathias G 
Harrison, J S 
Lulke, Adolph, me 
Fergoy. Nathaniel* 
Kasey, Francis* 
Ross. Otis* 
Scott, Aaron 
Scherer, Nicholas 
Sherwood, David, me 
Thatcher, T J 
Woods, Beiij 
Williams, TliosR 
Webster, Francis 
Walker, Peter+ 
Wood, Chas* 
Weed, Ed 



Milwaukee 

Kansas 

Petersburg, June 27 — 34 

Alexandria, Neb 

Jnly 0—64 

Petfishure. Jnly 17—65 

retcrsbuig. Apr 2 — 64 

July 30—64 

Alexandria,— 04 

Keillsville 

Washington, Juy li-G4 

Washington, July 17—64 

Black River Falls 

Black River Falls 

Petersburg, Apr 2—65 

Petersburg. July 30—64 

Menominee 

Sep 11—64 

Lone Rock 

West Bend 

Petersburg, July 30—64 

Petersburg, June 13—04 

Petersburg, June 18 — 64 

Washiugton, May 29—64 

Newbury 

Alexandria, Neb 

Cylou 

July 13-64 

July 19—04 

Petersburg, Aug 22—64 

July 19-64 

Mapleton, Minn 



Capt Alva Nash 
Capt F J Munger 
Lt Jas E Ramsbottom 
Lt Webster C Pope 
Lt David Prutsman* 
Lt Geo Hurst 
Lt Jno W Joslyn 
Lt J A Scliofield 
Gustin, Geo W, sgt 



Waushara 



Apr 30— 64 
Petersburg, June 28—64 



City Point, Jan 3— C5 



Shumway. Geo B, corp* Petei>burg, June n— 64 
Hay ward. F. corp Wiilards Point, Oct 6-64 

Westbrook, Zachariah, corp Danville, Nov 7—64 



Bohren.Fred 
Duell, Joel, corp* 
Eager, Dau'l C, corp* 
Eager, Thos* 
Eagan, Michael 
Eagan, John, f 
Gillet, Elihu R 
Gifford, J M 
Uortz, Jno* 
Harmon, Albion 
Hildebrand, Jos 
Hills, Eber H 
Hurst, Chas 
King, Jas 
Lane, David B 
Mills, Koali 
Robinson, E B 
Putnam, Lyman 
Schmidt, Jos 
Shower, J A J 
Spect, Fred'k 
Sigher, Jno 
Wagner, Marcus+ 



Onhula 

I'etei-sburg, July 28—64 

Washington, July 14—64 

Petersburg, July 30—64 

Marion, Sept 26-04 

Spring Lake 

Alexandria, Aug 10—64 

Jefferson 

Ft Mahone, Apr 2—65 

Alexandria, July 5—64 

Orihula 

Madison, May 7—64 

Ft Schuyler, Sept 29-64 

Washington, May 17—65 

O.isis 

Washington, Aug 5— 64 

Mansion 

City Point, Aug U—6i 

Orilmla 

Mazomanie 

Danville, Nov 3— 64 

Oiihula 

Washington, July 8—64 



CaptF A.Cole4- 
L'L'wis'UBeall 
Cap: Win W Buck 
Lt Thos Earl 
Lt M A Barry 
Lt J W Shadbolt 
Douglas, Aich, 1st sgt+ 
Meinser. Wm, corp* 
Briggs, Robert L 
Brigbtman, Wendell D* 
Boyer, Moses* 
Combs, Jas W 
Comstock, Marinus 
Campbell, A L, ed 
Eeke. Herman 
Eagan, Michael 
Ferry, Albert O, pa 
Fuller, Levi 
Green. Wm* 
Gillett, Cyrus B 
Gunter, Wm 
Huntsinger, C 
Laikins, Jas+ 
Marsh.all, Jno S" 
Merchant, Alex 
Osier, Jos 
Partridge, Edw B» 
Speckt, Fred'k 
Thompson, Jno* 
Thompson, Clias B* 
Whipple, Wm W,t 



Washington, Oct i—U 
Fond du Lac— 78 



Lodl 

Petersburg, Aug 2—64 

" July 30—69 

Danville, Va 

July 30—64 

June 18—64 

Davids Island, N Y 

Madison, Apr 24— 64 

Exira, la 

Hubert 

Marion, Sept 26—61 

Chilton 

Brillion 

Petersburg, June 17—64 

Madison, June 3—64 

Alexandria, Apr 16—65 

Warrens Mills 

Aug 17-64 

Petersburg, June 18 — 64 

Dewittville, N Y 

July 16-64 

Petersburg, June 18—64 

Danville, Nov 3—64 

Pelersburg, June 17—64 

Petersburg, June 17—64 

Avooa, la 



Howes, Walter M, sgt* 
Bliss, Morris W, sgt* 
Chinnock, G W, sgt 
Butcher, Jno. .sgt-r 
Iluntsinger, J V, sgt 
Cline, Geo, corp* 
Little. Jas, corp* 
Adams, L T 
Burdick, Oscar* 
B;igley, Truman 
Bard, Edwin 
Connant, Wallace* 
Casa, Geo* 
Carlton, HolUs D 
Cox, Edw 
Dodge, Wm H 
Dunn. Payson 
Forsyth, Chas A* 
Gordon, Gardener S 
Graham, Sam'l 
Houson, Geo* 
Holt, R A, t 
Hillebert, Jno W* 
Hoefnur, Jno+ 
Hills, Wm H 
Hill, D K 
Hoey, GeoF 
Jones, Evan W+ 
Lynn, Jno 
Laphani, Chas 
Oleson, Lars 
Patterson, Robt 
Powell, Wm* 
Rupno, Jno F 
Rhodes, Henry, f 
Selleck, Isaac* 
Sanders, L, f 
Saxton, Norris W 
VanHosen, Norris W* 
Walden, Elisha H* 
Wood, Albert G 



Petersbui-g, Apr 2—65 

Petersburg, July 30—64 

Troy 

Petersburg, June 26—64 

Springfleld 

Petersburg, Apr 2—64 

Petersburg, July 30—64 

Clarksville, Cal 

Petersburg, June 17 — 64 

Washington, Feb 8—64 

Soldiers Grove 

Petersburg, June 18—64 

Petersburg, July 30—64 

Washiugton, Sep 17— 64 

Sturgeon Bay 

Augusta 

Hollenburg, Kansas 

Petersburg, June 17—64 

City Point, Sep 7—61 

Petersburg. June 2!=— 64 

Fryburg, la 

Petersburg, June 18—64 

Washiugton, Apr £0— 6S 

Menominee 

June 21—65 

Washington, Apr 0—65 

Cylou 

Mauston 

Petersburg. June 17—64 

Weyauwega 

Hingham 

Petersburg, June 18—64 

Barton 

Madison, May 18—64 

Petersburg, July 22—64 

Petersburg, July 30—64 

Philadelphia, Feb 9—65 



Capt Ellsworth Burnett 
Lt JasC Spencer 
Lt Wm Hasson 
Lt ^^'m H Oodge 
LtH W Belden 
Lt J W Winchester 



River Falls 
Baraboo 

Augusta 
Milwaukee 
River Falls 



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Capt M W Keller 
Capt W P Atvvell 
Capt Jas C Spencer 
Capt Geo Graham 
Lt Edw L Doolittle 
Lt A J Holmes 
Lt H A Babcock 
Hussey, Wm E, corp+ 
Arnor. Robt A 
Bergemann, Christian* 
Bigelow, Franklin* 
Burdick, O A 
Curtin,Th05* 
Daggett, Geo 
Draper, T S 
Doolittle, E L, sgt 
F'anisworth, Jno 
lUion, Fred'k, f 
Long, Edmund* 
Loibl. Jno 
L«e, Thos H* 
Lang Nicholas H* 
Lincoln, Orange M* 
Nefl, Chas J* 
Niekell. Chas* 
Palmer. Miner+ 
Povvers, C L 
Page, Adolphus* 
Perry, Mortimer* 
Pero, Marius* 
Rose, R B 
Scliilling. Wm, t 
Spencer. J C 
Schoneld. Francis 
Skinner, WH 
Sprague, Henry R 



Bice Lake 

In Begular Army 

Baraboo 

Ton ah 

Menominee 



Petersburg, Apr 3 — 66 

New York. Oct 22—64 

Petersburg. July 30—64 

Petersburg, July 30—64 

Pelican, Lake, Minn 

Petersburg, July 30—64 

Alexandria, Aug 19— «4 

Eagle 

Menominee 

Danville, Nov— 64 

Scott 

Petersburg, July 24—64 

Eagle 

Petersburg, July 30— 64 

Petersburg, July 30—64 

Petersburg, July 3C— 64 

Petersburg, July 30—64 

Beverly. Oct 22-64 

Petersburg, Aug 2—64 

Hartford 

Petersburg, July 30—64 

Petersburg, Apr 2— «.l 

Petersburg, Dec 12-64 

Kilbourne 

Eau Claire 

Baraboo 

Madison, May i8— 64 

Whitewater 

Danville, Nov— 64 




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Saulsbury, C, f 
ThMlclier, Wm 
Tlintcher, W 
Upwriglit, Tlieo T» 
"Wells, Will 
Waruer, Hans B 



Little Prairie 

Clear Lake 

Cyloii 

Petersburg, July 311— 6i 

Petersburg, Oct 14—64 

Madison 



H 



Capt Frank T Hobbs 
Lt TIios Cariniciiael 
Lt Eilw I (iruMiley 
Lt JosH liiiglitmaa 
LtJos Bandel 
Lt Jno M Wei's 
Cole, David L, sgt* 
Eudicott, Win A, sgt* 
Bossack, Win* 
BeniUick, Jno* 
Crabtree, J110+ 
Clinkliainmer, Peter+ 
Gault, Henry A* 
Gould, ChasH* 
Gillett, Marcus G+ 
Kasselky, Wni* 
Krelnike, Carl 
Long, TI10S+ 
Lueliterliand, Ernest+ 
McCloud, Dudley* 
Mallow, Fred* 
Peck,Carioll M* 
Schroeder, Cbas, sgt+ 
Sliort, Tlios E 
Slonager, Fred 
Soper, Foster K 
Treigel. Keiliurt* 
Truxill, Clias C 
Wood, Ale.sel* 
Willougbby, JnoR 



Prairie du Chien 



Petersburg, .Tnne 18—64 

Petersburg, Apr:; — 65 

Petersburg, Apr 2—65 

Petersburg, June 18 — 64 

Wasliingtoii, Nov 8—64 

Washin;;tou, Aug 3—64 

Petersburg, July 30—64 

Petersburg, June 18— C4 

July 20^64 

Petersburg, June 18 — 1.4 

Oriliula 

Wasbington, July 6— m 

Wasliiiigton, July 3— fi4 

Petersburg, June 18—04 

Petersburg, Apr 2 — 63 

Petersburg, June 18—64 

Annapolis, July 6—64 

Custer 

Sept 12—64 

Washington, Aug 22—64 

Petersburg. July 30—61 

Mazeppa, Minn 

Petersburg, July 30—64 

Sept 12—64 



Capt Geo A Beck 

Lt Edw Han -on 

Lt Jas W Hitchcock New Richmoud 

Lt Newell G Rowley 

Lt J O Cliilsou 

Lt Wesley Riley 

Lt Geo L Cross 

Stockliardt, John, corp* Peiersburg, July 30— €4 

Applebee, Gilbert* Petersburg, June 18—64 

Bates, Aaron G+ Portsmouth Grove, Aug6— 64 



Erown, Clias P 
Cook, Wm U 
Callahan, Matthew* 
Caldwell, Wm A* 
Dippel, Conrad 
Fifleld, Jacob* 
Goodnow, Austin 
Hatch, L M 
Kimball, Natbaniel+ 
Lease, Win A* 
Laphain, Cbas 
Mayvllle, E K 
Myers, J,acob H 
Pulk, Henry 
Rappold. Henry* 
Schoiis, Henry 
Wilcox, Seth 



City Point, Nov 28—04 

City Point, Sept 27—64 

Petersburg, July 30—64 

Petersburg, July 30— 64 

Watertowii 

Petersburg, July 30—04 

Davids Island, July 30—64 

Loyd 

Davids Island, July 3—64 

Petersburg, June 18—64 

Cylon 

Neillsville 

Oct 8—64 

Davids Island, July 24- 64 

Petersburg, July 30— 64 

Pblladelpbia. Sept ^6—64 

City Point, Oct 4—64 



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Capt Allen A Burnett+ Washington, Aug 18-04 
Capt Geo D McDilI Osceola Mills 

Capt Jas W Hitchcock New Richmond 

Lt Edw I Grumley 

LtM M Wliitt* FtMahone, Apr 2-66 

Lt A J Holmes 
Li Clark Thomas 
Lt Noyes B Smith 



Gaillaino, Jno, sgt*Weldon Railroad, Aug 19—64 
Hahpabtakwahnotiuette, Seymour, corp* 

[ Peterslnirg, July 30—64 
McGowan, Patrick, corp Danville, Mar2U— 65 
Bishop. Chester* Petersburg. Aug 21—64 

Co.x, Clias . Troy Centre 

Dane, Henry+ Petersburg. Apr 5— 63 

Haiiiinond. Lewis P Cincinnati. Mar 21—64 

Moshshenosh, B* Weldon Railroad, Aug 19—64 
Musser. L L Troy 

Nabwabquah, Jos* Petersburg. July 30—64 

Nelson, Guilder 

Piahwahsha, Augustus D.auville, Mar 20-63 
PapuiKitnien, Peler Danville, Mar 20— 03 

Pahpoiiuien, Jos* Weldon Railr >ad. Aug i9-<il 
Kutter, Benj4- Washington. Aug 8—0) 

Kienhard, Win Port Washington 

Smith, BN Asbridge 

Stevens, Chas Menominee 

Wahsabwequon, Jos Cumberland, Apr 7-65 

UNASSIOKED, 

Behleng, Geo W Beaver Dam 

Baldwin, Frank Troy Centre 

Doolittle, A O Racine 

Mc Dill, Geo D, a Osceola Mills 

Prentice, N B Dakota 



THIRTY-EIGHTH 
FANTRY. 



IN- 



One, two and three years. Organized April 
I5th,1864. Original strength, 913, gain by re- 
cruits, etc., 119. Total, 1032. Death loss, 10'5— 
Killed in action. 31, died ol wounds, 25, of dis- 
ease, 50. Other losses, 2S6— missing, 2, deser- 
tions, 65, transfers, 21. discharges, 208. Strength 
at muster-out July 26tli, 1SU5, 640. Campaigns in 
Virginia, 

REGIMENTAL ROSTER, 



Col Jas Bintliff, ed 
Col Colvvert K Pier, b 
LtChas L Ballard 
Maj Conriland P Larkin 
Ma] Kubt N Roberts, lu 
M;>j Frank A Ilaywaid 
Adj Aaron H .Mccracken 
Q M Anson Rot)d 
Q .\I Jasper N Lockhart 
Surg Henry L Butterfleld 
A Surg Hugh Kussell 
A Suig Cbas Cowles 
A Surg V B Pierson 
A Surg Chris Tochterman 
Chap Jos M Walker 



Darlington 
Fond du Lac 

Milwaukee 
Waupaca 
"Waupaca 



Waupun 



A 



Ithaca, Sept 3— 64 



Capt Chas T (;arpenter 
Capt Chas L Ballard 
Capt Jas M Scarles 
Lt Egbert H Little, m 
Lt Geo M Pier, mJ 
Lt Ai A Dye 

Adams, Hackley, corp*Cold Harbor, June '2—64 



Fond du Lac 

Fond du Lac 

Missouri 



Weber, Wm , corp 

Albert, Chas+ 
Bradford, Wm H 
Brant, Wm 
Currier. Geo W* 
Cumniings, Nelson* 
Dana, Chas Oi- 
Elleubecker, N G 
Foley, Jno 
Green, Jno C 
Harvey, Horace E 
Hall, Kobt 
Hillard, Jaa 



Philadelphia, June 22— 64 

Petersburg, June 21—64 

Washington, June 26 — 64 

PeteisLiurg, Aug 31—64 

Fetersbur!;, June 18—64 

Petersburg. July 30—64 

Petersburg. June 18—64 

Pt Washington 

Madison, June 8—64 

Kaukauna 

Washington, May 12—64 

Bnllion 

Washington. Nov 3—84 



Lake, W W,c 
Little. E II, m 
Pier, (i M,inf 
Robbins, .Ia«, drayman 
Ruppert,M G 
Schalfer, Conrad 
Sackett. F W 
Sears, (has E 
Soper, H M, ar 
Thomas, L D 
Wright, Jno T 



Oshliosh 

Fond du Lac 

Fond du Lac 

Waupun 

Pt Washington 

Petersburg, Aug 18—64 

Phillips 

Washington. Sept 26— 64 

Fond du Lac 

Kenosha 

City Point, Oct 8— €4 



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Capt Robt N Roberts, m 

Capt Francis A Ilayvvard 

Capt GeoH Nicliols 

l.t LB Waddington 

I.t .^blMhaln Rode 

Lt Simon C SlricklaBd 

Lt Thos Parks 

Buinham, Jos S, 1st sgt* Petersburg, July 30—64 



"Waupaca 
Waupaca 



Ft Howard 



Buck, A P 

Chandler, Henry, corp 
Adams, Augustus* 
Alderman, Jiis 
Bailey, Frank 
Cannaday, Ira* 
Colburn, Judson G 
Conway, Jno 
Dickey, Joshua W* 
Evans, G D, f 
Foss, Dauiel+ 
Gregory, Jas S* 
Hunter, Matthew* 
Morse, Sam'l S 
Muikins.A E 
.Mitchum, Oscar U 
Parks, Sam'l E B» 
Perkins, J B 
Pierce, Clias W 
Itichardson, Wm H* 
Rice, Arthur D 
Rnde, A 

Kayiior, David B 
Smith, Wm A 
Spencer, Ii'a 
Seleck, Geo A 
Taylor. C F, 1 
Ihoinas, Francis J 
Weston. Edgar H+ 
Weiland, Henry 



"Waupaca 

Anu— 64 

Petersburg, June 21—64 

Madison, M^y 18—64 

Washington, Aug 13-64 

Petersburg, Apr 2—66 

Washington, June 29—64 

Nov 25-64 

Petersburg, June 17-04 

Wild Rose 

Willelts Point, Aug 2— 64 

Petersburg, July 30—64 

Petersburg, July 30—64 

—64 

Waupaca 

Dec 29—64 

Petersburg, June n— 64 

Waupaca 

Farniington, Nov 7—64 

Petei-sbnrg, Apr 2—65 

Waupaca 

Ft Howard 

Milwaukee 

Napa City, Col 

Waupaca 

Baltimore, Feb 18—66 

Barton 

"Washington, June— 64 

Petersburg, June 21—64 

Washington, July 26—04 



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Capt S D Wood worth 
Capt L B Waddington 
Lt Wm N Wright 
Lt Jno D Million 
Lt ,Vbrah;un .\ Devor 
Sleeper, Hiram H, sgt 
Wliitconib. S E, corp 
Brown, Thos 
Baldwiii, Geo 
Blair, Henry 
Bentlltt, G 
Bunker, Marion F 
Coghis, Jno B* 
Carlton, Henry, m 
Cline, Ad'i.'ii D+ 
Cliapinan, Geo H 
David, Daii'l 
Evans, Win, f 
Fowler, Jas D, musician 
Gates, A A, me 
Hanson, Nichols-(- 
Hi^ks. Robt 
Hess, Steph G 
Kindness. Jas, f 
Moslier. Frank E 
Mosher, J Dallas 



New London 



Florence, Dec 28—64 

Washington, June 13—66 

Washington, Oct 3(j-«4 

Quinney 

Washington, Dec 28— b4 

Minneapolis, Minn 

Washington, May 22— OS 

Petersburg, Apr 2 — 66 

Winneapiills, Minn 

Petersburg, Ji.ne 22—64 

Litchfield. Minn 

Shawai 

Phillips 

Brothertown 

Benin 

Washington, June 26—64 

Petersburg, July 11—64 

Aug BO— «4 

Brothertown 

Washington, Nov 6—64 

Philadelphia, Sept 18—64 



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Niles, Solomon, t 
Pendleton, Jno 
Perry, Jerome R, f 
Pannalee, David B 
Pishery, J H 
Proctor, Win 
Perry, G W 
Reed, Warren 
Rivers, Alf+ 
Sears. Jno, 1" 
Stevens, Wm H 
Tlionipson, Tlios G* 
Welch, Lewis, £ 
Welch, Chas, f 
Wliipple, Wm,t 
Welch, Hira 
Welch, Cyrus 
Wright, C B, photo 
Willmarth, A W 
Wood, Chas S, pa 



Brothertown 

Quinney 

Berlin 

Washington, .July 25—64 

Beaver Dam 

Alexandria, Sept 13— C4 

Elroy 

Washington, June 1—64 

Portsmouth, July 6—64 

Brothertmvn 

Washington, Sept 28—64 

Petersburg, June 17—64 

Brothertown 

Brothertown 

Otisville, la 

Quinney 

Depere 

Argyle 

Embarrass 

Berlin 



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Capt Jas Woodford 

Capt Wm H Foster 

Capt Benj S Kerr 

Lt Chauncey W Hyatt 

Lt Jas P Nichols 

Lt Franklin Wilcoi 

Wyatt, Jno, sgt+ Alexandria, Apr 18 -65 

Stephenson, Jno S, sgt-f Washington, June 25—64 

Snyder, Finley, corp Baltimore, Jlay 12—64 

Carr, Jas R Clear Lake, la 

Carr, Amos Washington, Oct 10—04 



Campbell, Dan'l D 
Feathers, Jefferson 
Hasklns, Chas, £ 
Hyde, Ihos 
Hart, Jas M 
Martz. Wm 
McCarthy, P H 
Osborn, Geo W 
Parks, Franklin* 
Kaynes, Jno J* 
Squires, Jos W+ 
Steese, Wm 
Vaughan, Geo R, I 
Whipple, Wm 
Wing, A 
Wilcox, Franklin 



Oxford 

June— 64 

Dellon 

East Oa.>-is 

Merrimac 

Washington, July— 64 

Eock Bridge 

Washington, Aug 10—64 

Cold Hariior, June 12—64 

Petersbui-g, Jan 8—65 

Washington, July— 64 

Winneconne 

Palmyra 

Otisville, la 

Neillsville 

Mauston 



Fetei'sburg, July 30—64 
Milwaukee 



Capt Newton S Ferris- 

Capt Frank G Holton 

Lt Frank M Phelps 

Lt Eli A Bentley 

Lt Eric Erickson 

Smith, Chas A, 1st sgt-f Washington, Sept 22—64 



Brant, S 
Bentiley,EA,f 
Benedict, Oscar A 
Bonnell, David 
Clews, Jiio* 
Calwell, S 
Donycs, Jno 
Eiicson, E 
Friesburg. Hans H+ 
Hill, Wallard F 
Johnson, Wm L* 
Kelwine, P 
Keller, J 

Misler, Antolne-f- 
Munger, Cyius A 
Newcomer, Geo 
Shesuc, Simon* 
Stearns, Erasmus D* 
Siepmke, Gottlieb-f 
Staiiley, Jethro 
Smith, Frank J 



Pedee 

West Fork, Ark 

Buena Vista 

Point Bluff 

Weldon Railroad, Aug 21—64 

Pcdee 

Alexandria, Apr 20—65 

Beaver Falls. Minn 

Petersburg,— 64 

City Point, Sept 17—64 

Petersburg, July 30—64 

Brodhead 

Pedee 

City Point, Apr 7—65 

Pop Grove Church, Oct 5—64 

City Point, Jan 13—66 

Petersliurg, July 30—64 

Petersburg, Apr 2—64 

Washington, Aug 31—64 

Str Baltic, Sept 10— j4 

Racine 



Taylor, Henry 
Taylor, \\ 
Thompson, Wm 
Thompson, W H, me 
Wess, Jno E 
Wiegand, Win 



Willetts Point, Oct 18—64 

Pedee 

Milwaukee 

Milwaukee 

Watertown, D T 

La Crosse 



Capt Andrew A Kelly 
Capt Erasmus W Pride 
Lt Wm II Foster 
Lt Jas W Parker 
Lt Frank Glover 
Arctusli, Frank* 
Dwyer, Jno* 
Flinn, E E 
Foster, W H 
Henderson, Wm A 
James, Thos* 
Josliu, Thos P 
Kauer, Henry 
Kelly, A A 
Leonard, Peter 
Lawrence, Robt A 
Moska, Gazick-H 
Munger, Henry, £ 
Peaches, Nippie-t- 
Seott, Jos-|- 
Traux, Chas* 
Yorke, BenJ 



Hudson 
Ripoa 

Neosho 



Petersburg, Apr ?— 65 

Petersburg, Apr 2—65 

West Depere 

Neosho, Mo 

Whitewater 

Petersburg, Apr 2—65 

Jollerson 

Petersburg, Dec 24—64 

Hudson 

Moscow 

Bell Centre 

Petersburg, Dec 15—64 

Palmyra 

Petersburg, Jan 31—65 

Petersburg. Jan 8— 1]'5 

Petersburg, Apr 2—64 

Cataract 



Capt Reuben F Beckwith 
Lt Wm P Mason 
Lt Chas Wood 



Dunn. Wm, corp* 
Alyliyinn, Jas 
Beyer, Albert 
Bintlitf, G, £ 
Brown, Wm 
Butts, J M 
Camp.Sam'l J 
Coonrad,J 
Clieesebrough, H 
Courtwright, A 
Compton, B F 
Crocker, Homer 
DeLand, Maicus 
Haynes, Wni-(- 
Perrigo, Sanford* 
Prothero, Wm 
Til wing, Horace 
Wolf, A 



Petersburg, Feb 16—65 

Oconto 

Alexandria, Apr 15—65 

Monroe 

City Point, Feb 19—65 

Stoughton 

Madison, Oct 2— 64 

Edgerton 

Edgertou 

Fulton 

Stoughton 

Iniwan, Minn 

Brookside 

Washington, May 1—65 

Petersburg. Apr 2— 05 

City Point, Nov 23—64 

Whitewater 

Lone Kock 



H 



Capt Dan'l W Corey 
Capt Benj M Frees 
Lt Jas Heth, Jr 
Lt Wm Adams 
Hawkins, Wm R, corp* 
Snyder, Jos, corp 
Dunn, Nelson4- 
Heth, Jas, Jr, h 
Kellogg, Joslah 
Lindley, Oliver W 
Lindsley, Oliver W 
Trogner, G W 



Petersburg, Apr 2—65 

City Point, Dec 15—64 

Washington, May 8—65 

Shapspee, Minn 

Oraro 

Neoslio 

Montana 

Neillsville 



Churchill. Chas H, sgt Petersburg, Dec 17—64 



Ballinger, Asa A* 
Blaisdell, Andrew 
Cooney, Patrick 
Cruse, Jno 
Foster, W H 
Hillard,EverA* 
Henry, Lewis 
ann, Jno 



Petersburg, Apr 2—65 

Elk Mound 

East Poit, la 

Edgerton 

Neosho, Mo 

Petersburg, Dee 27—64 

Richland Centre 

Quinney 



Mooney, Patrick 
Rooney, Edw 
Setzer, Michael* 
Sisco, L 
Tntl.le, A 
Terpening, Jos A 
Tuttle, Albert 
Wolf, Abraham 



Edgerton 

Edgerton 

Petersburg. Jan 7—65 

Neillsville 

Neillsville 

Athens, Ala 

Weston 

Lone Rock 



K 



Capt Henry H Coleman 
Lt Joel M Straight 
Lt Chas O Hoyt 

Capt Thos P Marsden 
I^t Solon W Pierce 
Lt Fred T Zetteler, Jr 
Buidick, Joel G 
Canning, Wm 
Colburn,Siierinan 
Freeman, Thos R 
Fabyer, Lorenz 
Hatch. Jas 
Hakes, Byrtjn 
Hasklns, Daniel 
Jenks, F M 
Jidmson, Clarkson 
Litchlield, Jas, ph 
Marble, Nathan J 
Mix, F R 
Millard, C F 
O'Nell, Thos 
Pells, lJavid-|- 
Quaw, W H 
Simpson, I'hillp-)- 
Tliompson, Ruben 
Wintersteen, Jacob 



Oconomowoc 

Ft Schuyler, Nov 12—63 

Strongs Prairie 

Point BiutI 

01 in 

Oxford 

Neillsville 

Washington, Nov i — 64 

Colonia 

White Creek 

Olin 

Easton 

Adams Centre 

Coloma 

Star Prairie 

Oregon 

Petersburg. Oct 14—64 

Wausa u 

Petersburg, Oct 14—64 

White Creek, Sept 3—64 

White Creek 



UNASSIGNED. 

Bell, N C 
Bureli, Isaac 
Carr, W S 
Dain, J M 
Mason, Lee 
Powell, Jno 
Pride, E W 
Stoner, Jno 
Vail, H S 
Weber, Leopold 
Wright, GeoC, nie 



Waupnn 

Fond du Lac 

Waupaca 

Argyle 

Marshall, Minn 

Argyle 

Appleton 

Waupaca 

Chicago 

Kild::re 

Fargo, D T 



THIRTY-NINTH INFAN- 
TRY. 

One Hundred Days. Organized June, 1864. 
Original strength. 780 ; gained by reciuits, etc.. 
0. Total. 780. Death lo.ss. 0— Killed in action, ; 
died of wounds, (i, of disease, 0. Other losses.O- 
missing, 0, desertions, 0, transfers, 0, dlscharges,0 
Strength at muster-out. Sept 1864, 780. Cam- 
paign, in Tenii. 

REGIMENTAL ROSTER, 



ColE LButtrick 
Lt Col Jacob S Crane 
Maj Martin Throup 
Maj GeoCGinty 
Adj Arthur Holbrook 
Q M Sewall W Smith 
A Surg Jno H Benedict 
Chap J Hutchlns 



Kanawha C H, W Va 

Burlington 

Racine 

Eau Claire 

Milwaukee 



A 



Capt Geo W Madison 
Lt Frank M Clements 
Lt Jas Sawyer 
VauMcter, Abe C. sgt 



St Louis. Mo 
Milwaukee 
Milwaukee 
Richmond 






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body in the form of Belts and Bands, highly rlinrged wi h lecuic and JSIagnetic inlluence; are of diflerent degrees of iu- 
tensity, suitable to all cases and conditions, and imbue the system with a constant vitalizing current; for 

Dr. Bryan's Electric Be'? are a self applicable Physical curative, perfectly harmless, and a Sovereign Balm to the sys- 
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]63 



Austin, Jas R 
Adams, G H 
Housmaii. Jno P 
Meyer, Paul, in 
Yale, J II 



Capt Henry Shears 
Lt Clias Blackwell 
Lt Geo Kloek 
Lt Orlaiulo Culver 
I.orleberg. Hugo 
Wuuil,G W 



B 



C 



New York City 

San Isabel, Col 

Mlcliigamme, Mich 

Sparta 

Dryilen, Neb 



North Lake 

July 21—64 

Waukesha 

Waukesha 

Oconoinowoi; 

OuawaCity, la 



Capt Robt Giahain 
Lt Jos V (Juarles 
Lt Horace A Gaylord 
Buciaie, JG 



D 



Capt Geo W Hoyt 
Lt AUKusa Hardin 
Lt F H Trowbridge 
Brainard, Harlow D 
Cole. S G 
Kelsey. B F 
Kelsey, A F, ar 



Capt F P Lawrence 
Lt Chas E .Jewett 
Lt W W Clough 
Foster, Isaac H 
Tapley, W B 



F 



G 



Capt A J Patchen 
Lt JnoG Meserve 
Lt Geo Soule 
Edington, E E 
Kellogg, T M, eorp 
Okey, Leroy 
Thirston, Isaac 
Walts, Robt 



Capt H Tourtillotte 
Lt E V WilsoEi 
Lt Geo Beyer 
Chase, Nehemiah 



Lt Geo H Wright 
Lt C J Sackett 
MfKenna, Maurice, a 
Sniita, H J 



H 



Oshkosh 

Kenosha 

Sheboygan 

Ktnosha 



Rochester 

Waterford 

Negley, Neb 

Racine 

Shiorton 

Madison 

Elgin. Ill 



Kansas 

Havlhih, Cal 

California 

Racine 

Peru, 111 



Manitowoc 

Sparta 

.lanesvllle 

Kaukauna 

Rock Valley, la 

Mishicott 

Manitowoc 



Oconto 
Chicago, i;i 



Brcokside 



Ft Snelling, Minn 

Milwaukee 

Fond du Lac 

Racine 



K 



Capt S E Tyler 
Lt I C S^^rgeant 
Lt A J Smith 
Bowman, E D 
Cole, Alson 
Loomis, N T 
Manson, A G 
Nourse, S D 
Stack pool. Marshal 
Stlllman, Dwight 

UNASSIGNB 

Volmer, John 



Davenport, la 

Kandolpli Station 

Eeavcr Dam 

Neillsville 

Vesper 

Richmond 

Beaver Dam 

Marshfield 

Plymouth 

Beaver, Minn 

D. 

Kenosha 



FORTIETH INFANTRY, 

One hundred days Organized June ISi)4. Orig- 
inal strength. 776, gain by recruits, etc.. 0. To- 
tal, 776. Death loss, 13— killed in action, 0, died 



of wounds, 0, of disease, 13. Other Losses, 0— 
missing. 0, desertions, 0, transfers, 0, discharges, 
0. Strength at muster out, September, 1S64, 
763. Campaign in Tennessee. 

REGIMENTAL ROSTER, 



Col W A Kay 

Lt Col S;mii'1 Fallows 

Maj Jas M Bingham 

Q M A L Field 

A Surg Amos S Jones 

A Surg Geo A Lamb 

Chap J J Blaisdell 



A 



Chicago, 111 

Chicago, III 

Chippewa Falls 

Janesville 

Green Bay 

Beloit 



Capt S T Lockwood 
Lt Gage r.urgess 
Lt Mo.-,es T DeWitt 
Ilimebaugh, Wm H, sgt 
Burnliam, SO 
Howell, Harloter 
Playtor, Geo 
Roberts, A J 
Southerland, J H 
Trainblie, L 



Capt SM Allen 
Lt H A Northrup 
Lt B H Smith 
Bu.shiiell. Clovius V 
Schuniaker. Wm H 
Simmons, Henry C, cl 
Woo,l, F M. pa 
Wright, A O 



B 



Chicago, 111 
Janesville 

Memphis, Aug 6— 64 
Janesville 
Memphis, Aug 30—64 
Memphis, Aug 15—64 
Janesville 
Janesville 
Janesville 



c 



Memphis, Aug 11—64 

Memphis, Aug 14—64 

Marshall, Minn 

Berlin 

Fox Lake 



Capt N C Twinning 
Lt A R Crandall 
Lt U A Wareham 
Bennett. Noridan S 
Gibbs, CC, f 
Ilauser, J H, a 
Lee, ,Tno 
Powi'rs. J A 
Sheriir, E A 
Van Vleck, J M 



Capt Chas H Allen 
Lt Sani'l H Sabin 
Lt Geo W Bird 
Blanch ard, H B 
Ferris. Isaac S 
Lewis. H A, a 



Capt Jno H Hauser 
LtEdw F Hobart 
Lt Mason D Sampson 
Aiken, W H, a 
Bailey, Francis A 
Helen, Henry VV 



Capt A J Cheney 
LtChasH Gilbert 
Lt S F Bennett 
Moody, David N, Corp 
Barker, C W 
Carswell, Orland 
Clark, Horace L 
Cochrane, W A 
McCoy, B M 
Mailory. Henry L 
Small, Henry J 
Tr.iua, H F 



Sacramento, Cal 

Whitewater 

Fond du Lac 

Jefferson 

Waupaca 

Memphis, Aug 1—64 

Memphis, July 16—64 



D 



Stevens Point 
Elk horn 
Madison 

Fond du Lac 



San Francisco. Cal 

Memphis, Aug 9—64 

Aug 20-64 



Memphis, July 2* — 64 

Millard 

Elkhoru 

I'elavan 

Delavan 

Sharon 

Millard 

Memphis July 9—64 

Sharon 



G 



Lt Hannibal Tower 
Alter, Fied 
Bentley, E E 
Edwards, B E 
Harrison , D 
Osborn, W S 
Powers. II C, mo 
Rogers, Ed W, 1 
Rogers. Chas H. a 
Seeley, Jan 
Strout, Clark 
Scott, W J 



Capt K N Hollister 
Lt A P McNitt 
Lt H F Spooner 
Gilson. Wm E 
Jeltord,ST, Jr,l 
SniiUi, Chas 
SUaler, Jno 



La Crosse 

LaCrosse 

LaCrosse 

LaCrosse 

LaCrosse 

Beloit 

Whitewater 

Fond du Lac 

LaCrosse 

LaCrosse 

LaCrosse 



Warrens Mills 

Whitewater 

Memphis, Aug 4—64 

Newberg 



K 



Capt Chas II Barton 
LtChas Kllall 
Lt N II Downs 
Blake, U A 
Donens, N H, f 
Dement, G i" 
Foster, Solomon W 
Greening, J H 
Moultou. II Z 
Preston, J F 
Scl. loach, M 
Tubman, Noble 
Cravath, Pitt, ed 
Hutchins. F W 
Shilling, Geo F 



Madison 

Mazoinanie 

Mazomar.ie 

Memphis. .Inly 11—64 

Mazoinanie 

Mazoinanie 

Mazomanie 

Mazomanie 

Hammond 

Whitewater 

Bradford 

Delavan 



FORTY-FIRST 
TRY, 



INFAN- 



Capt F J Phelps 
Lt Jno K Purdy 



Dae hundred days. Organized June, lSfi4. 
Original strength. 67S, gain by recruits, etc.,0. 
Total, 578. Death loss, 6— killed in action, 0. 
died of wounds, o, of disease, 6. Other losses, 2 
—missing, 0, desertions, 2, Iransfers, 0, dis- 
charges. 0. Strength at muster out. September, 
1865, .170. Campaign iiiTennes.'ee. 

REGIMENTAL ROSTER, 

Col G B Goodwin Milwaukee 

Lt Col D (i Purinan Washington 

Maj Jesse D Wheelock Hartford 
Adj Am.asa Hoskin 

Q M B S Miller Dane 

A Smg Jno D Wood Yankton, D T 

Cliap W D Ames Fond du Lac 



Capt P J Schloesser 
Lt Jno Grindell 
Lt Geo L Hyde 
Beck, Jno C, me 
Stein, Sam'l Isador 



A 



B 



Ciipt Wm T Whiting 
Lt W H H Valentine 
Lt Geo Perkins 
Birmingham, Eugene, me 
Byrne, Wm 
Bowerinan Nelson 
Carrington, P. me 
Ferguson, Drysdale, in 
Halsey, S, cl 



Stanton, Mich 
Belmont 



Waupun 

Fond du Lac 

Sturgeon Bay 

Memphis. July 23— 64 

Chicago. Ill 

Waupun 

Waupun 

Fond du Lac 



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165 



King, Geo 
McUon.ild, T G, ra 
PeikiMS, Geo, a 
Kix, W P 
Whiting. Wm T 
Wells, Clias 



Capt A G Dinsmore 
Lt K H Lee 
Lt Jas E Cooke 
Bruce. Clias, coip 
Dinsmore. A D, rat 
Ellis, Sam'l J, me 
Graves, S D 
Otty. Jas S 
Kice, R 0, e 
Kounds, H E 
Smitt, John F 
Satterly, H 
Whitman, Frank, I 

Capt Sam'l LHart 
Lt E G Jackson 
Lt T T Moulton 
Collins, Sam'l, c 
Jackson, E G 
Olcott, LQ 



Capt H II Childs 
Lt Perry K Briggs 
Lt A L Thomas 
Hart son, E G 
Kimball, Leander 
Kounds, 
Richardson, N R 



Capt Elam Bailey 
Hoskins, Monroe 
Hyatt, S C 
Owens, W E, f 



c 



Memphis, July 23— G4 

Waupun 

Fond du Lac 

West Bend 

Waupun 

Montpelier, Vermont 



Berlin 



D 



Memphis, July 21—64 

Berlin 

Berlin 

Spencer 

Olivet 

Oshkosh 

Chicago, III 

Oshkosh 

Neillsville 

Berlin 

Los Angeles, Cal 

Marinette 

Menaslia 

Sherwood 

Marinette 

Oshkosh 



Mauston 

Neillsville 

Memphis, July 20— 64 

Aug 16—61 

Merrillau 



Memphis, July 24-64 

Richland Centre 

Dodgeville 



Chap Jno W Johnson 



G 



Capt Jas M Camm 
Lt Leonard La Plante 
Graves, Ole J 
Newton, C W 



Ft Howard 

Bay Settlement 

Ft Howard 

Neillsville 



H 



Graves, S D 
Ames, H S 



UNASSIGNED. 



Neillsville 
sterling. Ill 



FORTY-SECOND IN- 
FANTRY, 

One year. Organized. September 7th, 1864. 
Original strength, 877, gain by recruits, etc., 
131. Total, 1008. Death loss. 5T—killed in action, 
0, died of wounds, 0, ol disease. 57. Other 
losses, 305— missing, 0. desertions, 18. transfers, 
149, discharges, 138. Strength at muster-out, 
June 20th. 1865. 646. Campaigns in Illinois. 

REGIMENTAL ROSTER, 

Col Ezra T Sprague 

LtCol Wni Wallace Botkin 

Maj Jno W Blake 

Adj Wm H Hawes 

Q M Jno C Blackman 

Snrg Geo D Winch 

A Surg Geo E Talhert 

A Surg Jno P Clement 

A Surg L D Gage 

A Surg H N BhmcUard 

A Surg Oliver P Stevens 



A 



Capt Duncan JIcGregor 
Lt Warren 6 Bancroft 
Lt Chas E RedHeld 
Oleson, Geo, corp 
Bower, Jno 
Bradley, Chas S 
Bemis, W S 
Emerson, Kobt 
Martinson, .Andrew 
Matson, Jeffrey 
Nelson, Jas J, m 
Omiti, Mels 
Olsen, Johonas 
Richards, VB 
Stroobridge. Oliver 
VanNostraud, Wm U 



Oshkosh 

Omaha, Neb 

Cairo. May 12—65 

Cairo, Feb 16—65 

Cairo, Jan 4—65 

Waupaca 

Waupaca 

Cairo, May 20—65 

Cairo, Mar 12—65 

Amherst 

lola 

lola 

Viola 

Cairo, Nov 2—64 

Cairo. Feb 23—63 



B 



Capt Ransom J Chase 
Lt Chauncy J Austin 
Lt Harvey E Coleman 
Bryant, Henry M, corp 
Bump, Levi 
Bradley, Smith 
Dean.Jlerrit W 
Hill, Anthony 
Myers, C H 
Robinson, Pryor, B 
Tewalt, Wm 
Vance. Thos 
Wakefield, LaFayette 
Wheeler, E B, I 



Springfield, Nov 16— 64 

Springfield, Dec 9—64 

Lind 

Springfield, Dec 25-64 

Springfield, Dec 15—64 

Baldwin 

Springfield, Mar 2— 65 

Sprmgfield, Dec 22-64 

Springfield, Dec22— r,4 

Springfield, Dec 12—64 

Lone Rock 



c 



Capt Geo W Humphry 
Lt Robt Steele 
LtCas'^ius M Bush 
Krough. P (J. corp, nit 
Brown, Richard K, £ 
Baker, Robt H 
Clement. Stephen, me 
Gordon, Jas C 
Hinds. LP 
Koch. Henry 
Pigg. Chas 

Ricliman, Edgar, clerk 
West, Vi'alter S 



Cambridge 

Lodi 

Paducah.Mar 28—65 

Lodi 

Ontario 

Loili 

Cairo, Mar 2—65 

Merrimac 

Lodi 

Cairo, May 27— 65 



D 



Capt Jno H Barnett 
Lt Fletclier S Kidd 
Lt Andre .V Jackson 
Gillet, Geo. f 
Hea,l. Nathaniel 
Jewell. Horace 
Richardson, .lacob O 
Roddick. Fernando, f 
Stone, Geo 
Shepherd, Jno N 
Schmidt, Conrad 
Thompson, Thos A 
Wamsley, Jeremiah 



Capt Augustus Haight 
Lt Bartlett M Low 
Lt Jos Curtis 
A.llen, ER 
Benson. Lewis W 
Belknap, G B, c 
Cherwick, Christian 
Chapel. J H 
Crane, Henry 



Lancaster 

Cairo, Mar 18—65 

Cairo, Apr 17—65 

Madison, Sept 16—64 

Platteville 

Cairo. May 3-65 

Cairo, Mar 28—65 

Muscoda 

Cairo, Mar 12 — 65 

Cairo, May 27—65 



Oshkosh 



Kildow 

Springfield, Jan 14-65 

Oniro 

Springfield, Jan 19—05 

Kildow 

Weyauwega 



Fowler, R B 
Gri/^on, Jno B 
Hart, Wm M 
Howlett, Jas B 
Hampton, Ben] 
Hass, J 
Hass, Jas 
Lewis, Ira M 
Moore. Win 
McCauley, Ben] F 
McKerlie, Jno 
Outlanrt, Isam 
Smith, Henry 
Saddoris, Fred'k A 
Whitenack. S J 
Waterhouse, Hem? 
Zimmerman, H 
Zimmerman, U 



Capt Ezzan H Benson 
Lt Henry E Craudall 
Lt Jas E Hayden 
Lt Jno E Wheeler 
Beiiway. Myron J 
Colton, E P 
Harris, Jas 
Kniftin.Geo 
McCarty, F.-eeman 
Sawyer, Adna 
Spencer, D U, I 



Kildow 

Winneconna 

Harts Mills 

Cairo. Feb 22—65 

Cairo, Apr 9—65 

Kildow 

Pedee 

Cairo, Mar 22—65 

Springfield, Jan 11—65 

Mauston 

Weyauwega 

Springfield, Jan 9—65 

Springfield, Jan 10—65 

Cairo, Apr 17—65 

Ne^nah 

Weyauwega 

Kildow 

Pedee 



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Cairo, Apr 10— « 5 

Springfield 

Elkhorn 

Cairo, Nov 14—64 

Delavan 

Delavan 

Skiddy, Kan 



Capt Acors S Porter 
Lt Wm J Brown 
Lt Wm Faville 
Lt Chas .V Keyes 
Antweiler, Phil 
Alexander, G W 
Allen, G W 
Brad way, Chas 
Baker, Z G 
Babcock, Rufns 
Bradway. B O 
Beery, E E 
Clark, Orlando 
Chambers, W F 
Cambell, Dan'l, pa 
Goodson, J 
Hollenbeck, Robt 
Harris, B F, 1 
Lawtoii, Sam'l, f 
Lawton. Jas H, f 
McArthur, J A, elk 
Mccarty, JI, 1 
Pliiliippa, Geo 
Powers, C H, f 
Smith, E A, m 
Wiles, Jas, 1 



Palm3rra 

LaGrange 

Palmyra 

Palmyra, May 23—65 

Floyd. la 

Little Prairie 

Palmyra 

Kenosha 

Apr 9—65 

Palm ra 

Palmyra 

Menominee 

Springfield, Apr 5—65 

Palmyra 

LaGrange 

LaGrange 

Palmyra 

Palmyra 

Bear Creek 

Palmyra 

Milwaukee 

Palmyra 



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Capt Am.asa F Parker 
Capt Josiah Thompson 
Lt Robt H Henry 
Lt Wm F Akin 
Clark. Ira A, corp 
Cramer, Christopher 
Fuller, J W 
Kelstrup, Peter C 
Lent, W H 
McKee, Alexander 
McGowan, Jas 
McCojs, CF 
Stevens. Geo W 
Shambaugh, Jno T 



Springfield, Dec 2—64 

Olney, Apr 19—05 

Neillsville 

Mound City, May 1—65 

Jefferson 

Springfield, Nov 12-64 

Fairfield, Jan 15—65 

Magnolia 

Aplin4lon. la 

Olney, Mar u— 63 



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WISCONSIJJ SOLDIERS AJSTD SAILORS REUNION 


ROSTER. 


167 


Lt David G Bliss 




B 


Gurnee, B M 


Stevensville 


Lt Clias E Bowles .Tanesville 




Hough, Horatio 


Stevensville 


Anlialt, Henry Black Eaitli 


Capt Geo K Spaw 




Harri.s, H, ed 


Marinette 


Coon. Win Cairo, Feb 23—05 


Capt H HLookwood 


Madison 


Logan, Anthony 


Stevensville 


Dunliani.J L. £ Deiavan 


LfLfcwis A Williams 




Larson, Anthony, f 


Hortonville 


Holconil>, \Vm Cairo, Apr 17— <;5 


Lt L V Nanscaweii Visalia California 


Manley. H H 


Slevensvilie 


l.owry. Jnu J Cairo, Mar 9— Gj 


Melvin, Frank, corp 


Decherd, JLir 20-65 


Nash, W H 


Stevensville 


Johnson, Henry Black Eaitli 


Barrett, Jas 


Nashville. Apr 10—60 


Nye, F J 


Stevensville 


McKenzie, W A Helena 


Estabrook,C E, a 


Manitowoc 


Nye, Freeman J 


Hortonville 


Palmer, Sani'l C Liberty, Apr !9— Go 


Haw, Tlios 


N.ashville, Jail 8— r.3 


Odekiik.JiraUP 


Clarksville, Feb 26— ts 


Steadnia.i, Alfred Cairo, June 13-C2 


Hudson. Andrew* 


Jobnsonville, Nov 5— (S4 


Rideout. W K. c 


Hortonville 


Siillwell. Z I! Mazomaiiie 


Lillie, Dudley 


Nashville, Dec 7—64 


Kideout, W K 


Stevensville 


Tyler, Leonard JanesviUe 


Taylor, Hichard N 


JeHersonvllle, Dec 17—64 


Rogers, Edwin, m 


Hortonville 


Vance, Jno M, I Liberty Pole 


Wilkeuson, Wm B 


Decherd, Jan 24—65 


Rogers, Edw 


Stevensville 


Widner. VV V Milwaukee 




c 


Reinhart, Jno 


Stevensville 


Young, Win Cairo, Nov 22—64 




Sandlin. Jas 


Jeflersonville, Dec 13—64 


K 


Capt Geo Campbell 
Lt Levi Welden 


Portage 


Smith, Bernhardt 
True, Jos E 
Thomas, Elijah 


Orleans. Neb 

Clarksville. Feb 11—65 

Hortonville 


Capt Lafayette M Kice 


Lt Jno Brandon 




Thomas, Elijah 
Wilson, Jnc S 


,Steveiisville 


Lt Klijali liich 


Nye, Austin, sgt 


Nashville, Dec 10— 64 


Lawrence, Kan 


LtCbasJ Hubbelt 


Barker, Marquis 


Johnsonville, Nov 18—64 




G 


I,t Geo W Case 


Cieary, Henry 


Springfield 




Berg, Hezekiah Chicago, Mar 16— «5 
Buck, Aitemas Cairo, May 23— 63 
Evans, Jacob C, £ New Haven 
Kitchen, Win Olin 


Ellis, Jos A 
Uarvell, Thos B* 
McQueen, Thos 
Metcalf, Jno E 


Clarksville, Dec 24—64 

Johnsonville, Decs— 64 

Keokuk, Dec 26—64 

Waterloo 


Capt Bruce E McCoy 
Lt Arthur T Morse 
Lt Henry A Head 


Sparta 
St Louis, Mo 


Landt. Jeremiah Big Springs, Jan 9—65 


ZelUioeffer, Michael 


Louisville, Jan 6—65 


Lt Chas W Allen 
Lt Geo P Bennett 




Moore, G F Essex, N J 




D 


Seymour, E A, corp 


JeSersonville, Dec 29—64 


Nye, Edwin Appleton 




Bruuson, Stephen 


Jeffersonville, Dec 23— 64 


Nye, J J Eeedsburg 


Capt Josiah Hinman 


Chicago, 111 


Cross, W C 


Raymond . 


Parker, Ellis S Cairo, Dec 28— «5 


Lt Morgan O'Flaherty 


Cooper, W 3 


Hammond 


Quigley, Jno Verona 


Lt Francis A Smith 




Dean, Chas 


Decherd, Mar 13 66 


Ramsey, Thos M Cairo, Nov 2—64 


Gibson, Jno A, corp 


Decherd, Oct 25—64 


DeGroat, Chas 


Nashville. Dec 16— &1 


Waternuan, A S Olin 


Bowers. K, f 


Mauston 


Gilbetr, Geo 


Madi.-on. Jan 1—65 


nXASSIGNED. 


Deerhammer, Jno H 


Clarksville, Dec 25—64 


Hamilton, Jno L 


Johnsouville, Nov 8—64 


Crosby, L E Arlington, la 


Garity, Bernard 


Erfurt 


Hale, Fred L 


Keokuk, Jan 8-65 


Wheeler, J E. me Sturgeon Bay 


Hareldsen, Seibert 


Nashville, Feb 10-65 


Harrison, Wni 
Jones, Chas 


Sutton, Neb 
Racine 




Oiesen, Peter 


]Milwiuik,ee, Oct il -04 


FORTY-THIRD INFAN- 


Panzer, Wni 
Spike, Chiis 


Kacine 
Clarksville, Mar 28—65 


Jacobs, J F 
Richards, ,Jos 


Neenah 
Racine 


TRY, 


Warren, Gilbert W 


Clarksville. Dec 31—61 


Stebbins, CH 


Johnsonville, Nov 19—64 




E 


West, David A 


Boone, la 


One year. Organized October 9th. 1864. Orig- 






-J 


inal strength, 867 ; gain by recruits, etc., 46. 
Total, 913. Death loss, 72— killed iu action, 2, 


Uapt Isaac Stockwell 
Lt C J Wadsworth 


Kansas 
Darlington 


Capt Wm W Likens 


died of wounds, 0, o£ disease, 70. Other losses, 


Lt G W Witter 




Lt Elijah Lyon 




78— missing, 0, desertions, 38, transfers, 1, dis- 


Lt H A Beckwith 




Lt Thos Russell 




charges, 39. strength at inuster-out, June 24th, 


Hugaboom, Wm, sgt 


ElkRiv Bridge, Jan 11— 65 


Gammon, Jno A, sgt 


Clarksville, Feb 21—65 


1865,763. Campaigns in Ala!, Tenn. 


Emmerson, Ole 


Jeff Barracks, Dec 14—61 


Likens, Geo W, corp 


Johnsonville, Nov 20—64 


REGIMENTAL ROSTER, 


Horsley, Henry, J 


Johnsonville, Nov 20—64 


Bushwell, Sam'l 


■ Kendall 




Kellogg, Wm 


Orleans, Neb 


Canfleld, Z A 


Okee 


Col Amasa Cobb Lincoln, Neb 


Parsons. Marion 


Spaflord 


Davis, Isaac 


Clarksville, J.an 2—65 


Lt Col s B Brightiiian Leonard, Kan 


Quiik, Julius 


Harrison 


Dolan.Thos 


Decherd. Apr 21— 65 


Maj Geo K .Shaw Michigan 


Kay, Saiii'l 


Johnsonville. Oct 25—64 


Henry, Philip 


Prairie du Chien 


Adj Jno K Davis LaCrosse 


Stockwell, J, mf 


Yankton, DT 


Lewis, Andrew 


Johnsonville, Nov 27—64 


Suig Andrew J Ward Madison 


Tenney. Nelson M 


Nashville, Nov 27—64 


Mickenham 


Decherd, Jan 31—65 


Surg Chas C Hayes Hyde Park, Mass 


Thorp, A D 


Sturireoii Bav 


Riggs, Benj F Prairie du Chien, Dec 18—64 | | 


A Surg H H Kuger 


Woodworth, Jerome B Milwaukee, Dec 5—64 


Reynolds, Abel 


Elk River, Apr 7—68 


A Surg Thos Beach Dodgeville, Mar 2—65 


White, Richard 


Clarksville, Jan 7—65 


Rider, Geo 


Wauzeka 


A Surg W H Searles 






Storm, F D 


Ft Atkinson 


Chap Jno Walworth Walworth Co 




F 




I 


A 


Capt Jno S Wilson 




Capt Geo Jackson 


Madison 


Capt Edw D Lowry June 2 65 


Lt Alvin F Clark 




Lt Anthony D Miller 




Capt Wm Pan ridge 


Lt Henry Harris 


Marinette 


Lt Orrin L Ingman 




Lt Jas H McHenry 


Everts, Jos B 


Luverue, Minn 


Gallagher, M, sgt Jeff'son Barracks, Deo 17— «4 | | 


Lt Chas M Day 


Pnlver, Jno N, sgt 


Madison, Jan 12—65 


Elliott, Thos 


Na.shville, Dec 22— <4 


Lt T G Bronson Prairie du Chien 


Morgan, Evan, corp 


Louisville. Dec 25—64 


Bjorge, Ole Nelson 


Jeflersonville, Not 22—64 


Hatch, Nat H. corp Johnsonville, Nov 13—61 


Rinnhart, Jno, corp, cl Hortonville 


tarmody, Thos, Jr, f 


Egg Harbor 


Allen, Edw. corp Clarksville, Jan 14—65 


Hough, H E, corp, f 


Hortonville 


Dietz, H 


Neenah 


Atwood, Jared Milwaukee, Sept 16—64 


Brysun, Wm 


Clarksville, Jan 4—63 


Edwards, Allen 


Johnsonville, Nov 21—64 


Becker, Jacob Clarksville, May 22—65 


Baitholomew, Geo W 


Clarksville, Jan 6—35 


Eyre, Geo M 


Decherd, Feb 7—65 


Conklin, Jno J Johnsonville, Nov 7— 64 


Brill, Wra E 


Floyd, la 


Gould, Thos B 


Clarksville, Jan 15—65 


David, Jno W Johnsonville. Oct 20—64 


Collins, Chas M 


Clarksville, Jan 6-65 


Helmholtz, Wm, f 


Clay Banks 


DuBois, Wm S Forestburg. D T 


Farl, .Jno 


Johnsonville, Oct 24-64 


McQuacker, Jas, £ 


Hartford 


Springstfd, Aug J Clarksville, Feb 8—65 


Fieldstadt, Andrew 


Johnsonville. Oct 23-64 


Reed. R 0. conductor 


LaCr.isse 


Smith, Andrew F Nashville, Mar 22—65 


Garber, Christopher 


Clarksville. Dec 28—64 


Seubert, Geo 


Marshdeld 


Skelton, N C, showman Lodi 

L - - 1 


Gibson, Jno 


Centreville 


Spencer, Arch 


Johnsonville, Nov 22—64 






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Smith, Dan'l, house mover 


Berlin 


Jewell, T, me 


Star Prairie 


Sorenson, Aslack 




lola 


Slover, Jas, t 




Neeuah 


Joyce. Patrick 


Erin Prairie 


Schroder, Aug 




Weyauwega 


Sheeiin, Thad 




Neenah 


Knitfel, Geo 


Hammond 


Tollifson, Bjorn 




lola 


Steenrud, A 




Black Eaith 


Keys. Z 


Hammond 


Towne, Sylvester 




Nashville. Feb 4- 65 


Teiiney, Henry 




Ft Wood, Feb 26—65 


ivicGill, John, corp 


Beavei- Dam 


Tranlon, Jacob 




lola 


Turgerson, Chester 




Mount Vernon 


Marion, Leon, f 


Black Biook 


Tubas, Ole 




Nashville, Apr 2—65 


Wade, Benj 


C 


arksviUe, Jan 17—65 


Meerdink. .Jno M 


N.ashville, Feb 13—65 


Taulon, Thos 




lola 


Wing, Kufus L 




Kewaunee 


McDonald, Hugh 


Star Piairie 


Tub.tas Halver 




lola 


Ward, Wm 




Neenah 


Mason, C 


Hammond 


Wipf. Jacob 




lola 


Wilson, J D 




DeansviUe 


Mansfield, W J 


Hammond 


Wipf, Conrad 




lola 




K 




Nelson.. Jno 


Hammond 




D 








Nary, Dennis 


Nashville. Mar 26—65 






C.aptRobt AGillett 




Milwaukee 


Noyes. J L 


Tioy 






Lt Jnn W Howard 






Patteison, M H 


Hammond 


Capt Dan'l G Bush, 


[ 


Fensaukee 


Lt Chus Lenike 






Palmer, Jno S 


St Croix 


Lt Hiram Seffens, me 


Columbus 


Hader, Fred 




Mazonianie 


Plumb, FN 


Hammond 


Rogers. Edw, sgt 




Faducab, Aug 5—65 


Jlonod, Edward 




Mazomanie 


Pnee, J F 


Hammond 


Arnold, Jno E 


Jeffersonville, May 28—04 


Koach, Kmil 




Mazonianie 


Street, G M 


flamniond 


Bisliop. Win 




Nashville, Jan 27—65 








Seai'le, Robt 


Hammond 


Dorsimo. Jean B 




N,ashville, Jan4— 64 


UKA9SIGNED. 


Trickey, Jos M 


Columbus, Nov 17— C4 


Gray. Seymour 




Nashville, Dec 28—64 


Crabten, Edmund 




Williams 






Hodges, Wm 




Neillsville 


Hamlet, Thos 




Raymond 


B 




Milm, H 




La Crosse 


Jones, Orlando S, f 




Piatteville 




Outwaite, Henry 




Janesville 


Patterson, David 






Capt Wm Roush 




Phf Ips, Chas J 




Nashville 


Plunket, Wm 




To mall 


Capt Jav B Bigtord 




Pope, Henry 




Lind 


Reynold, IraB, f 




Eagle Lake, Minn 


Lt Cyrus R Ilinton 


Minnesota 


Patton, David 




Faducah. Apr 18—65 


Sklrviug, Jas 
Wilson, Alexcnder 




Denison, la 
Raymond 


Lt Geo L Weymouth 
Lt Porter H Campbell 
Gibson, DA, sgt, bk 


Apr 29—65 
Red River 


Capt Jno W Moore 
Lt Leonidas LomDai 
Lt Edwin Hill 


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FORTY-FOURTH INFAN- 


Magie, Jno, coip 
Marenus. Nelson, corp 
Soles, Jeduther, corp 


N.ashville, Jan 11—65 
Nashville Apr 11—65 
Nashville, Jan 7 — 65 


d 














Bristol, ER - 




Madison 


TRY 




Aiken, Wm H, a 


San Francisco, Cal 


Collins, A G 




La Crosse 








Battkol, Geo 


Lincoln 


David. Jos C 




Louisville. Jan 15—65 


One year. Organized October and No- 


Bottkol, Geo, me 


Earin 


Eastwood, Jno K 




Nashville, Feb 18-65 


vember 18S4. Original stiength, 877, gain by 


Bobb. Jno 


Paducah,May 4-<;5 


Hughes, B C 




Cordova, Minn 


reci-uits, etc., 237, total, 1114 


Deathless 57-killed 


Childs, Seth H 


Wriglustown 


McFarlin, Wm 




Westfield 


in action o, died of 


vouuds, 0, of disease, 57. 


Child, Seth 


Kankanna 


McPlierson, Peter 




Nashville, J.an 21—65 


Other losses. 261— missing 


, 0, desertions. 48, 


Crane. Wilder W 


Weyauwega 


Shipiad, B 




La Crosse 


transfers, 121, discha 


ges, 92. Strengtli at nuis- 


Davis, Thos 


Faducah, May G— C5 


Tellor, Tusan. me 




Big Suamico 


ter-out August 28th, 


1865, 


796. Campaigns in 


Dills, Julius C 


Kaukauiia 




F 




Tenn,, and Ky. 






Eltlirop, Mute 


Columbus 






REGIMENTAL 


ROSTER, 


Fiaker, Chas 
Goff, Dorr 


Faducah, May 3—65 
Nashville, Feb 10—65 


Capt Carlton W Briggs, a 


Princeton 


Col G G Synies 




Denver, Col 


Haj s. E B 


Richland Centre 


Lt Win N Perry, m 




Delavan 


J.t Col U Bissell 




Waupun 


Kelso. Geo W 


Kankanna 


Lt Herman P Briggs 


m 


New London 


Maj Wm Warner, a 




Kansas City, Mo 


Kliiig. Wm, I 


Mason i.;iiy, la 


Cartwright, W F 




Nashville, Jan '20—65 


Adj Chas OTichenor 


a 


Kansas City, Mo 


Lauimie, Thos 


Nashville, Mar 25—65 


Gonteison. Tennis 




Faducah. July 8-65 


Q M Jiio N Brundage 


, ed 


Grand Rapids 


Lassig, E.f 


Harrison 


RetzlaU, Wilhelm 




Belle Plaine 


Surg P E Barber 






Reas, Wm H 


Weyauwega 


Simerson. DuBois 




Nashville, Feb 15—64 


Surg Jas M Ball 






Kiter, Jno 


Kankanna 




G 




A Surg Thos Harkins 






Teasdaie, Jos 


Nashville, Oct 30—64 






A SnigWS Kimball 






Thuinbury.Karl, f 


Lunt, Minn 


Capt Dan'l Harshman, f 


Fall River 


Chap E W Stevens 




Madison 


Williams, Wm P 


Naihvllle, Jan 17—65 


Lt Geo F White 








A 




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Lt Cyrus E Dering 




Homer. 








Lt Jno b Jones 












Capt D Vaughn 




Andrews. Wm H 




Faducah, Aug 10—65 


Capt F Brown 






Lt Earl C DeMoe 


Madison 


liradley. Wm 


Louisville, June 17—65 


Jacobs, E H, sgt 




Hammond 


Lt Cyrus E Dering 


Homer, 


*CregK, Michael 


Jefte 


rsonville, June 17—65 


Thayei-, A P, corp 




Hammond 


Lt Jno B Jones, bk 


Neillsville 


Dodge. Phil 




Madison, Apr 9— 65 


Young. Theo F, corp 




Troy 


Anderson, Hans C 


lola 


Lederer, Jos 




Faducah, Aug 2—65 


Andrews, Jas A 




St Cioix 


Anderson, Christian 


lola 




H 




Bishop, Kicbard 




St Croix 


Chiistopherson, Ole 


Tola 






Brown, Henry U 




Nashville, Jan 29—65 


Erikson, Knud 


lola 








Bixbe. A 




Hammond 


Eggert, Chas A Jeffersonville, Jane29— 65 j 


Capt Levi Houts 






Bowen, Gilbert 




Nashville, Jan 25—65 


Follett. Lute M 


Kichford 


Capt E E Dickerson 






Boaidman, N C 




Cylon 


Fox. Jesse 


lola 


Lt L J D Parish 






Bennett, A F 




Waupaca 


Gregorsou, Gregor 


lola 


Bloyer, Thos 




Nashville, Mar 6-65 


Barnhart, Jas 




Star Prairie 


Gregorson, Peter 


lola 


Blair. Wm H, f 




Excelsior 


Chandler, K T 




Waupaca 


Gunderson, Claus 


lola 


Crandall, Abe W 




Faducah, Apr 19—65 


Caldwell, Geo 




St Croix 


Howell, Hans 


lola 


Cooker, Jery 




Burton 


Dillon, M 




Hammond 


Hatch, Harland P 


lola 


Davis, Henry H 




Nashville, Mar 14-65 


Flanders, L 




Hammond' 


Jacobson, Eiik 


lola 


Hardly, Eli 




Nashville, Mar 23—65 


Fitzgerald, Richard 




Nashville, Feb 5—65 


Knudson, Ole 


lola 


Key. Chas 




Nashville, Mar 25—65 


Gravatte, Simeon 




Nashville, Dee 9—64 


Knudsou. Knud 


lola 


McFai'lin. Alex 




N.ashville, Apr 6—65 


Hughes, Patrick 




Mitchell, la 


Larson. Ole 


lola 


Morgan, Jno G, f 




Langdoa 


Hill, Chas 




Nashville, Nov 7—64 


Miller. J R 


Beilin 


McDonnough, Jno 




Faducah, Aug 15—66 


Hamlin, J B 




St Croix 


Mason, Rulus 


Nashville, Mar 16—65 


Sawyer, Jos 




Faducah, July 3— 65 


Ha>s, EB 




Richland Centre 


Paulson, Ole 


lola 


Seward, Jno 




Beaver Dam 


Johnson, W P 




Hammond 


Peterson, Ai'thur, f 


Amherst 


■J lompson, J M 




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Wilson. J C 
Wilson. Henry 
vVari'en. (reo S 
Young. Juo 



Capt Leonard House, nie 

Lt.Jno L Waldo 

Lt Jos .M Hrnslee 

Lt Win F Crawford 

Allen, Henry 

Corey, A G, t 

Curler, David 

Coly, Joseph 

Culver, E J 

Foste)', Jas 

(Jillispie, .Veil 

llolley. Kilty 

House. L 

Keyes, J no D 

Muldeuliauer, Aug, 1 

Smith, J W 

Skelly, Richard 

TooU'y, Solomon 



Orion 

N.ishville, Apr 4—65 

Gardeu City, Minn 

Musooda 



Janesville 



Green Bay 

Janesville 

Blue Val'ey, Neb 

Janesville 

Janesville 

Belmond, la 

Jane vlUe 

Janesville 

Janesville 

Jaiii-.sville 

I'adncah, June 20—65 

Harrison 

Kichland Centre 

Janesville 

Paducah, Apr 25— 65 



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Capt Wm H Beebe, a 
Lt Jos M Hensbee 



riatteviile 



Lt Arch W Bell, a 
Lt. Wm H Peckham 
Barues. A M. pa 
Foils. D B 
Graves, Benj. f 
Hininan, Chas H 
Kauinp, Geo C 

UNASSIGXED, 

Brott. Jos.-ph L 
Hill, E R 
.lohnson, Ole 
McCartney, M 
Sjiencer, Ira 
Symes, G C 
Underwood, Jas E. c 



Plattoville 

San Dingo, Cal 

Beaver Dam 

Platteville 

Platteville 

Jeftersonville, June 10—65 

Jeffeisonville, June 6—65 



Barton 

Rush River 

Black Karlh 

Rush River 

Lind 

Denver. Col 

Oakdale 



Capt R Schllchtins 
Cant Henry Iloehn 
Lt H G Buhse, 
Lt. PRiiiipenthal 
LtClias Wittig 
Altman. Jacob 
Bellaid. Reuben 
Enderle. Jacob 
Geiilel. Jiin, f 
Goldammer. T. f 
Gruhee, riiH<i 
Helzel. Xavier, 1 



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FORTY-FIFTH INFAN- 
TRY, 

One Year. Organized December 186i. Orig. 
inal strength. 859, gain by recruits, etc., 142 
Total, 1,01)1, Death loss, 26— killed in action, 0, 
died of wounds, 0. of disease. 26. Other losses, 
173- missing. 0, desertions, 8, transfers, 85, dis- 
charges, 80. Strength at muster out, July 17th, 
1865,802. Campaign in Tenn. 

REGIMENTAL ROSTER, 

JIn] Chas A. Menges 
Maj n ScliHcliting 
Q M Albert Becker 
A Surg Wm Fischer 
A Surg Allen S Barndt 
A Surg EmilJ Dabm 



Milwaukee 

Clii.ton 

Fond du Lac 

Menominee Falls 
Madison 



Huppierlee. Geo 
Kaes. Jacob 
Kuchennieister, G 
Meeklos, Edw 
^^clioetz, .Michael, me 
Wittig, Carl, c 



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BoItonvlUe 

Nashville, July 13—65 

Neillsvllie 

Scott 

Boltonville 

Fillmore 



Capt .Tacob Leisen 
Lt C H Beyler 
Lt Jno P .Surges 
Bertram. Lewis, sgt, I 
Keyler Chas H 
Chugeld, Gus. 1 
Dcgintz.Carl, f 
Doney, Wellington 
Laupp, Jno, .sgt, me 
Licht. F 
Nelson, Helge 
Iteutter, Peter, sgt 
Selig, Ludwig 



Menominee. Mich 

Madison 

Milwaukee 

Madison 

Barton 

Fillmore 

Nashville, Jan 2D— G5 

Harrison 

Neillsville 

Nashville, May 23—65 

Brillion 

Dotyville 



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Capt Bernaril Schlichting 
Lt AlH SchefEer 
Lt Chas May 
Lt Gus A Wolter 
Aniiunsen, Halvor 
Cremer, Hubert L 
Eberhardt, Jacob 
Jlillett, Geo J, Jr 
Toigenseu.Edw 



Milwaukee 
St Paul, Minn 



Winchester 

Nashville, June 2—63 

Nashville. Apr u— 65 

Utiea, D T 

Wincliester 



D 



Capt H VanEreyk 
Lt S Karbacb 
Lt A Lintelmann 
l.t Chas Korten 
Barber, Lute 
Conrad, Frank, f 
Hise, Jno 
Kappell, M, sgt 
Graves. M 
Hamilton. Kobt 
Heipp, Phil, .sgt, in 
Leonard, Cluis, corp 
Luke, Carl 
Rosenberg, L 
Schwantes, Aug 
Wieman, Henry 
Ziemer, Chas 



Capt E E Schmidt 
Lt H VanEweyk 
Lt Tbos Nelson, f 
Lt Fred Messerlin 
Lt Geo Neuinueller 
Lt Jno A Fleischer 
Gessener, G, 1 
Nelson, Thus 
Peters, Fred 



Milwaukee 



Nashville, Mar 19—65 

Nasewaupee 

Nashville, June 5:8—65 

Nashville, June 17 — 65 

Neillsville 

Flintville 

West Bend 

Nashville, May 3—65 

Nashville, May 15—05 

Mitwaukee 

Nashville, July 2—06 

Two Rivers 

EllisvDle 



Milwaukee 
Milwaukee 
Cambridge 

Milwaukee 

Harrison 
Cambridge 

New Holstein 



Voegeli, Balthaza Johnsonville, May 10—65 



Chilton 


Capt Ignatz Rimniele 




MiUvatikee 


Monroe 


Lt Fred Slcbald 




Stillwater, Minn 




Li Will F Groth 




Nov 18— « 




Lt Henry Hoehn 




Monroe 




Lt Thus Nelson 






Le Rov 


Ll Victor E Rohn 






Nashville, Jan is— 65 


Cline, Allen 


Nash 


ville, June '..5—65 


Theresa 


Eminett, Jno, t 




Barton 


Fi I more 


Fellber, J A, corp 


Nash 


ville, .T'lly 12— f5 


Fillmore 


HUT, Frank 




Mtizomanie 


Nashville, Jan i4— ts 


Matthes, F. f 




Warrens Mills 


Barton 


Wobser, Al. f 




Nasewaupee 



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Capt Matthias Bauer 
Lt B Schlichting 
LtChas White 
Lt Herman Rohw 
Baver, Franz, in 
Czariskie, Clias 
Generich, Fritz 
Harsta I, Luke, bk 
Johaun, L 



Milwaukee 
Milwaukee 
Manitowoc 



Milwaukee 
Nashville. June 2—65 

Menominee 

Madison 

Nashville, May 19—65 



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Capt JnoO Johnson 
Lt Theo C Kaiel 
Lt Vincent Heck 
Lt G Schweitzer 
Berner, Win, me 
Buchannan , T, corp 
Ho'zhauser, L, me 
Bircluier, Henry 
Nichusen, Fred 
Sehallack, Julius, express 
Schley, August 
Schmidt, Jno 
Schmidt, Carl A, f 
Schallock, Julius, me 
Shine, Jno 
Van.\!stein, Albert 
Wunderlick, Jno, m 



Stevens Point 



Milwaukee 

Nashville, May 20— 65 

Milwaukee 

Nashville, May 20—65 

New Coeln 

Milwaukee 

Waukesha 

Fond du Lac 

Cheney, Neb 

Milwaukee 

Milwaukee 

Nashville, Feb 13—65 

Milwaukee 



Capt J P Xytes 
Lt Geo Ippel 
Lt Will Noack 
Albert, J B, me 
Benton, C H, in 
Craft, J, f 
Gilfiu'd, Edw, corp 
Hardt. Conrad, me 
Kluever. Fred, sgt, f 
Kui'Z, Abraham 
McQuaker, Jas 
Ulthmeire, H 



Sheboygan 

' Dodge Co 

Milwaukee 

Fond ,lu Lac 

Harrison 

West Bend 

Ma\fleld 

Barton 

Marshtield 

Hartford 

Nashville, July 14- 65 



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Capt Kobt Lasche 
Lt Vincent Heck 
Lt Fred'k Helmnolt 
Lt ^L^x Nonweiler 
Albertus. A F 
Clement, Mathias 
(jUiullack, F 
Hoffman, F 
Huber. Hcinrich 
Juhnstm, (ieo 
Kahl, Fred 
Saemanu, Louis 



Milwaukee 



Milwaukee 

Nashville, July 4— 66 

Nashville, Junc4— ts 

Menominee 

Mazomanie 

Nashville, June 19—65 

Chicago, Apr 7—65 

Mazomanie 

Cross Plains 



UNASSIGNED. 

Boetther, Chas, Q M sgt 
Nebel, Ernst 
Kuppenthal, Peter 



Eaton 

Green Bay 

Brillion 



FORTY-SIX INFANTRY, 

One year. Organized March 1st, 1865. Orig- 
inal siivngth, 914, gain by recruits, etc., 33. 
Total, 947. Death loss, 13— killed in action, 0. 
died of wounds, 0. of disease. 13. Oilier losses, 
80, missing. 0. desertions. 8, transfers. 3.. dis- 
charges, 41. Strength at musleront, September 
'.iotli, 1865, 854. Campaigns in .\la.,Tenii. 

REGIMENTAL ROSTER, 

LtCol Leonard Martin 

Lt Col A B Smedley 

Adj Wm G Ritch, .Sec of New Mexico 



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Q M Norman Steivart 




Baraboo 


Lt C A Leake 






King, RoUin 


Madison 


Sui'fc' Daiivin DiiBois 




Lake Mills 


Hegner, Ernst 




Madison, May 7—63 


Kuettle. Henry I 


Baraboo 


A Suig U L Downs 




Richland Centre 


Sutherland, Orian 




Janesville 


Kosher. Wm H 


Madison 


A SiU!! G K Turner 




Mazomanie 


Tipple, Benj C 




Madison, July 1—65 


Lareson, Lafe 


Palmyra 


Chap Chas Anderson 






Wettnigel, Frank 




Milwaukee 


Legert, Dan'l 


Baraboo 




A 






G 




Logan. Wm A 
Man, Thos 


Eagle 
Palmyra 


Capt I T Carr, ed 




JeSerson 


Capt Tiios H Hughes 




Darlington 


Marsh, Henry 


Rutland 


Lt H 1 Johns 






Lt E W Daty 




Darlington 


McCord, Lee 


Milwaukee 


Lt M L Kairservice 






Lt H W Foss 






Moore, Jos 


Palmyra 


Jloward, Heniy C, f 




Albion, Neb 


Brownell, Geo W, t 




Strawberry Point. la 


Morrison, Luke 


Palmyra 


McLiin, Dan M 




Athens, May 29-65 


Peck,DS 




Darlington 


Murphy. ,Ino 


Eagle 


Thompson, Chas 


B 


Waverly, la 




_■ 




Nelson, Gilbert 


Palmyra 










Noble, Geo 


Madison 


Lt Jas Macnish 

Lt Leander Ferguson 


Brar don 


Capt Ainasa Hoskin 

LtSteiiheii Nolris 




Richland Centre 


Nooks, Chas 
O'Brien, Michael 


Pa myra 

Palmyra 


Burrows, C A 




Plainfield 


Lt Nets Anderson 






Oleson, Ole 


Palmyra 


Cordelt. J D 




NeillsviUe 


Lt Jno 1 Bovee 






Oleson, Lewis 


Palmyra 


Ford. Jno, e 
(iartluer, Coryelle, f 




Beiliu 
Berlin 


Benton, Jos, Jr 
Devenport, Benon 




Richland Centre 
Soldiers (irove 


Parsons, Fred'k 
Patter, Gad H 


Eagln 
Palms ra 


Macnish. .Jas 
Slaker, W K, 
Slogt'. Harrison 
Whitman, Frauk V.l 




Berlin 

Beilin 

Ontario 

Berlin 


Jaqiiisli. E 
Lynch, Michael 
McCaity, T 
Ray, A C 




Chicago. Mar 12—65 

Athens, May 29-«5 

Richland Centre 

Walnut, la 


Pickett. Geo 
Prisco, H 
Randell, Harmon 
Rice. Dan'l 


Palm;, ra 
Baraboo 
Palmyia 
Madison 




C 






.[ 




Richmond, Henry 


Madisou 










Roof, Wm 


Portf.ge City 






Capt S M Sherman 






Scott. Thos 


Baraboo 


Capt Wm E Kennedy 




Oshkosh 


Lt Elani Bailey 






Sherman. David 


Madison 


Lt M Wilson 




Nebriiska 


Lt Jno S Dickson 






Spencer. Edw 


Madison 


Lt Jno N Hoaglin 




Oshkosh 


Anderson. M 


Hnntsville. Aug 29— 65 


Stewart. Jno E 


Windom, Minn 


Anderson, Ole 




Winchester 


Tricker, E 




Mound City, Kansas 


Stou'.. Jas 


Eagle 


Carmody, Jas 




Blencoe, la 




K 

Ne 




Street, Jas 


^ Baraboo 


Dagle, Alex 
Kmg, Chas 
Hall, E 
Ham. Geo 
Hawlpy, A W 
Keiiheld, Alonzo 
Kusthe, J G S 
Lamiire, Amos 
Pierce, Halvan 




Athens, May 28—65 
Palmyra 
Oshkosh 
Elo 
Elo 
Oshkosh 
Oshkosh 
Fremont 
Oshkosh 


Capt E F Wade 
Lt G W Webb 
Lt F Chase 
Hopp, Anton 
Lash, I) W, t 
Mulleuberg, Andrew 
Newton, C H 
Oleson. G 


Minnesota 

Oshkosh 

Athens, Aug 1—65 

Sparta 

St Marys 

Bangor 

w Albany, Mar 14—65 


Saggart, Geo 
Thayre, Kuel 
Tliiel, Anton 
Wall. Thos 
May, Hiram 
Webster, C E, f 
Wells, Eli 
Wells, Norman 
Wheldon, Elia^ 


Madison 
Palmyra 

Eagle 
Palmyra 

Eagle 
Madison 
LaCrossa 
Baraboo 
LaCrosse 


SheriH. J 
Stover, G H 




Winiieconne 
Oshkosh 


Rondoif, K 
Steffes, A S 
Underwood, L 




St Marys 

Milwaukee 

Windom, Minn 


Wilkinson. Geo 
Williams, Albert 


Palmyra 
Eagle 




D 




Wade. E F 




Cedarville. Minn 


Wills, Adelbert 
Wishart, Yeaman 


LaCrosse 
Palmyia 


Capt Jno E Grout 




Fall River 












Lt GilsDU Hintou 




Fall River 
Fall River 


UN ASSIGNED. 

Anderson, Aug Palmyra 










Lt Gilbert H Hinton 






Blacklay, Boyd, ine 
Blackley, Jas, m 




Baraboo 
New Freedom 


Agathen. Aug 
Bagley, Lsaac 




E.igle 
LaCrosse 


FORTY-SEVENTH IN- 


Bower, Geo, 




Baraboo 


Bailey. Nathan 




LaCrosse 


U A NTR V 


Brown, Warren A 




Athens, Aug 2-1—65 


Bai'ey. Hiram 




Baraboo 


r AiN i Ja 1 


1 


Delapp. K. me 




Baraboo 


Baker, Abner 




R()ine 






Etchels, Thus, f 




Baraboo 


Eaker, Abraham 




Troy 


One year. Organized Februai 


y, 1865. Original 


Henton. P, corp 




Athens, Apr 26—63 


Bannister, Chas 




Eagle 


strength, 927 ; gain by recruits 


etc., 68 ; total. 














985. Death loss, 31- killed in action. 0. died oi 


Johnson, Thos, t 




Raraltoo 


Baxter, Jno 




LaCrosse 






Kinginan, Win, f 
O'Connor, Thos 


Baraboo 
Mill Creek, Mar i8— 65 


Bingham. Che.iter 
Blanchard. Rodolph 




LaCi-osse 
Madison 


wounds, 0, of disease, 31. Other 
iiig, 0. desertions, 23, tiansfers 
87. Strength at muster-out, ! 


losses. ISJ.miss- 

29. discliarges, 

September, 4th, 


Palmer. Chas, f 




Baraboo 


Broker, Theo 




LaGrange 




Potter, Henry 




Baraboo 


Burnton, Ed 




Palmyra 


1865', 812. Campaigns in Tenn. 




Woolcott, W W, c 




Baraboo 


Carpenter, Silas 




Palmyra 


REGIMENTAL ROSTER, 




H 




Case. W W 




Rutland 










Clark, Jno H 




Portage City 


Col GeoC Ginty 


Eau Claire 


Capt Jas M Lee 






Davis. Jno 




Madison 


Lt Robt H Spencer 




Capt Hamibal Tower 




Delap, Joshua 




Baraboo 


Maj Kelsey M Adams 


Fond du Lac 


Lt Abel Bradway 






Deval,Cha3 




Rutland 


Ad] Arthur W Delany 




Lt Jno Agiiew 






Downey, Matthias 




Janesville 


Q M Edw T Kearney 




Lt Edw C Foster 






Elli.s, A 




Portage City 


Surg Henrv J Young 


Waseca, Minn 


Bailey, Geo U 




Colby 


Erlcksnn, Nelson 




Palmyra 


A Surg Wm Saxton 




Bannister, Chas 




Troy Centre 


Garfield, Jno 




Madison 


A Surg Jonathan G Pelton 


Spring Green 


Draper, M, corp 


Hnntsville, Aug 29-«J 


Grace, Jos 




Portage City 


A Surg Lyman D Mcintosh 


Waseca, Minn 


Holt. M A 




Madison 


Hanson, Johanus 




Whitewater 


Chap Rufus Cooley, Jr 




Holt. G W 




Madison 


Ha\iser, Carl 




Eagle 


A 




Mell. Thos 




Little Prairie 


Heath, Cyrus 




Palmyia 




Keeves. Julius 




Eagle 


Henry, Wm H 




Eagle 






Towers, Hannibal 




Ft Atkinson, la 


Henry, Geo 




Eagle 


Capt Wra Young 




Wheldeu, Eliaz 




Baugor 


Hinkley, Albert 




Eagle 


Lt Thos Brayton 






H 




Hoisington, Geo 




Baraboo 


Lt Luke C Redfleld 


Omaha, Neb 






Hotclikiss, Moses 




Palmyra 


Lt Geo W Bird 




Capt H B Williams 




Janesville 


Hull. Joshua 




Madison 


Lt Robt Tompkins 




Lt J as A Kea 




Minnesota 


Kayser. Mat 




Palmyra 


Lt Jno M Estes 





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176 



AnnuDsen, Helve 
Annuusen, Kettel 
Buck, H F, in 
Johnson, Jno 
Johnson, Ole B 
Johnson, Halvor 
Larson, Lars 
Muller. Mat. t 
Nelson, Nels 
Oleson. Englebret ' 
Kearick, Rube 
Shuh, A, f 
Torrlsen, Ole 
Zehner, Dan'l 
Uvaas, Ole H 



■Winchester 
■Winchester 
HortonviUe 
■Winchester 
■Winchester 
Winchester 
Wincliester 
HortonviUe 

TuUahoma, Mar 29—65 
Winchester 

TuUahoma, Ang IC— 65 

Outagamie Co 

Winchester 

Winchester 

■VMuchester 



B 



Capt Robt J O McGowan 
Lt Chas W CoMklin 
Lt Jas M GofE 
Lt Wm Lockerby 
Lt Edw Duggan 
Barnett, Aaron,! 
Harrington. Coleman 
Maloney, Chas, nie 
McGee, Sam'l, 1 
McGowan, R J 0,ra 
Odens, Michael 
Perry, Jefl B, £ 
Saxion, W 

White, WH Prair 

Wilkins, Geo 
Witchcraft, Arch 
Wood, J K 



Iowa Falls, la 



Capt Perry E Brlggs 
Lt Chas D Snydam 
Lt Leonard LaPlante 
Lt Jas 1' Hnlihani 
Briggs, U R 
Campbell, Geo F,f 
Clark, Silas, f 
Devaus, Erastus A, m 
Leach, Lyman 
Leni'^'n, Addison 
Lind, Henry J, f 
Masse, Jno, ni 
McCauley. L G 
Phillips, Norris A, f 
Veeder, Fred S 



Komo 

Berlin 

Black River Falls 

Iowa Falls, la 

■\Vilton 

• Berlin 

Chicago, Mar 27—65 

ie du Chieu, Aug 18—65 

Eagle 

Tull.ahoma, July 9—65 

East Troy 



Mansion 



Mansion 

Strawberry,Kan 

Plover 

Mansion 

Toniah 

Madison, Mar 18—65 

Hillsborough 

Sturgeon Bay 

Nashville, Apr S— 65 

Elroy 

Mansion 



D 



Capt Adolph Sorrenson 
Lt Xelse Anderson 
LI Joseph K Howes 
Lt Julins A Jones 
Anderson, Andrew, me 
Anderson, Christopher, £ 
Drake, R P 

Dutton, M U, musician 
Ebert, Adam, 
Hood, Isaac 
Jacobson, S 



Amherst 

Amherst 

Colby 

■Waupaca 

Amherst 

TuUahoma, July 28— 6S 

TuUahoma, Apr 18—65 



Capt ■Wm ■Wallace Bird 
Capt Chas A Spencer 
Lt Adelbert E Pronbridge 
Lt David J Scrampton 
Clayton, ThosE 
Fellon, B R, musician 
Geer, Joel L 
Hamilton, Ed C 
Hungerford, A M 
Ketchnm, G P 
Kimmel, Jno 



McClary, L C 
Nickey, J J 



Capt Geo R Wright 
M Jdo P Dousman 
Lt Jno Dean 
Adams, G H 
French. Chas B 
Lindeur, Geo 
Long, Ellas 
Shrt, Conrad 
Schrt. Henry 
Snarley, S J 
Thompson, Edgar 



Capt Robt P Clyde 
Lt Thos Braylon 
Lt J McGowan 
Lt Silas F Rice 
LI Jno M Norris 
Harlocker, 
Emmons, Ell, £ 
Haze, Jas D 
Hildreth, J W 
Hottman,I D 
Hurllmrl, SC 
Kelly, Lloye 
Manley, Wm H 
Merrel, Jno L 
Pittsley, Chas W 
Polley, W B 
Richardson, .Jno G 
Steel, Chauncey II, f 
Withington, WmM 
Wood, Sam'l 



Madison 

Milwaukee 

Sprnig Green 

Madison, Feb 13—65 

Whitewater 

Spring Green 

Madison, Feb 26—65 

Madison, Feb 23—65 



Madison, Mar 6—65 
Spring Green 



F 



Michlgarame, Mich 

San Isabel, Col 

Port Washington 

■Waukesha 

Madison, Mar 23—65 

Waukesha 

Waukesha 

Baldwin 

Madison, Mar 6—66 



G 



Cayuile City, Oregon 

Boscobel 

Madison, Feb 23— 65 

Madison, Mar 11—65 

Madison, Mar 21— 65 

Madison, Mar 20—66 

Bell Centre 

Madison, Mar 9—65 

TuUahoma, June 30—65 

Tallahoma, June 10—65 

Madison. Mar 1—65 

Bell Centre 

Boscobel 

Madison, Apr 4— 65 

Madison, Mar 11—65 



H 



Capt Chas B Nelson 
Lt Wm A Field 
LI Jas Ginty 
Lt Martin Dewey 
Lt Sam'l W Barr 
Blanchard,Heberl E 
Chapman, E W, ph 
Davidson, D L 
Freeman, Chas 
Hodge, Jno M, me 
Hausler, Wm 
Lorey, C M 
Peine, Adam, m 
Petrie, A 
Ransom, M C 
Ransom, M 
Webb, Jno H 



Capl Jesse D Wheelock 
Lt Wm T Whiting, m 
LI Wesley G Curtis 
Lt Thomas Seaman 
Lt Chas S Chipman 
Chase, Henry A, sgt 
Elliott, Lewis C 
Ellis, Lyman E 
McFarland. Alex 
Sweat, D S,me 



MUwankee 

Concord 

Madison 

Nashville, May 5—65 

Beloit 

Madison, Mar 5—65 

Nashville, Aug 14—05 

Unity 

Neillsville 

Unity 

Neillsviile 

Weyauwega 



Waupuii 



TuUahoma, Aug 1—65 

Nashville, Mar 11— 65 

Aug 14—65 

Elo 

Coloma 



K 



Capt Chas H Baxter 
Lt Jno Grlndell 
Lt Edwin Bliss 
Fitzgerald, R D. sgt 
Hale, Robt B, f 
Heasley, Geo W 
Knapp, RS, £ 



DHASSIGNBD. 



Bemis, .Tesse 
Collar, Dan'l N 
Hayden, Pinkey 
Nice. F S 

Perkins. Anson A, £ 
Stone. Chas 
Winn, Geo P 



TuUahoma, Aug 1—65 

Fairfield Neb 

Nashville, Mar 29—65 

Rockferd, 111 



Llnd 

Kansasvllle 

Tallahoma, July 2—65 

Tomah 

Wanarl, D T 

Wooster 

Beloit 



FORTY-EIGHTH INFAN- 
TRY. 

One year. Organized Feb. and March, 1865. 
Original strength, 828 ; gain by recruits, etc., 4 ; 
total. 832. Death loss, 16— killed In action, 0, 
died of wounds, 0, of disease, 16. Other losses, 
103— missing, 0, desertions, 67, transfers. 0, dis- 
charges, 36. Strength at muster-out, Dec. 3oth, 
1865 and March 28th, 1866, 713. Campaigns In 
Mo., Kau. 

REGIMENTAL ROSTER. 

Col Uri B Pearsall 
Lt Col Henry Shears 
Lt C.>1 Cyrus M Butt 
Maj Nathan Cole 
Maj Jno B ■Vosburgh 
Adj Alonzo B Cady 
Q M Chas Smith 
Q M Sylvester J Conklin 
Surg Leroy G Armstrong 
A Surg Jno A Rice 
A Surg Henry E Zielley 
A Surg Jas P Squires 
A Surg Horace Pratt 
Ch.ap Truman !• Allen 



A 



Capt Chas W Felker 
Lt Henry Felker 
Lt Edwin A Botlum 
Lt M J Briggs 
Barton, Alonzo 
Bronson, J C 
Disbro, Erastus 
Cross, W 
Fowler, Wm 
Heath, Marvin, m£ 
Heath, J, inf 
Ingleson, Nels 
Lake, David 
Leidenburg, W 
Raymond. Al 
Scofleld, Jas 



Oshkosh 



Omro 

Winneconne 

Omro 

Winneconno 

Omro 

Wanpuu 

Waupun 

Ft Scott, Aug 13—65 

Ft Scott, July 3—65 

Winneconne 

Milwaukee, Feb 28—65 

Ft Larned, Nov 1—65 



B 



Capt Jno B Vosburgh 
Capt J no J Roberts 
Lt Jno R Smith 
Lt Jno L Dale 
Lt Orlando Culver 
Brown, Jno 
Burrow, A D, f 
Edmunds, Wm 
Huff, K S 
Nourse, S D 
Pitman, Clias 



Capt Edwin A Botlum 
Capt Luman D Olln 
LtJno S Keidall 
Lt A G Rockwell 
Lt Orin F Waller 
Lt Theophilus Dames 
Burgoyne,Thos E 



Waukesha 

Kewaunee 

Shelton, Neb 

8t Louis, Ma 15—65 

Gllraan, la 

Marsh Held 

Baldwin 



Milwaukee, Mar IC- 



The Mississippi Valley Manufacturers Mutual Ins. Co. 



ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS. 



Incorporators and Directors. 



J. S. KEATOR J. S. Kealor.t Son, Muline, 111 

J. M. GOULD President First National Bank. Moline. Ill 

S. H. VELIE Deere & Co., Plow Worls, Moline, 111 

H. A. AINSWOirril ■Williams, ■n'liilp& Co .Iron Works, Holme, 111 

E. H. ANAWAl.T Kick Island Lumber and Mfs;. Co.. Roik Island. Ill 

BENJ. HERSHEY Hersliey Lumber Co. Muscatine. lo 

R. P. DAUT Secretary Consolidated Paper Co., Cliicago, III 



E. D. RAND Burlington, Iow.t 

SILAS W. GARDINER Gardiner, Ratchelder & Co.. Lyons, Iowa 

A. LAMB ! Lamb & Sons, Clinton. Iowa 

C. B. SHOVE Underwriter, Minneapolis, Minn 

WM. B. FERGUSON Underwriter, Rockford, 111 

WM. E.SMITH „ Underwriter, Rock Island, HI 



Officers. 

E. 1). RAND, President. II. A AINSWORTH Vice President. 

J. CSI. GOULD, Treasurer. WM. U. FUBGUSON, Secretaiy. 

WM. E. SMITH, Manager. 



Executive Committee. 



E.D. RAND, 



S. H. VELIE. 



J. S. KEATOR. 



E. n. AJ^AWALT. 



SILAS W. GARDINER. 



Northwestern Office: Minneapolis, Minn. 

C E_ S3TO"VE, .^selstaix^t ^.CajiaLg-er. 



The extravagant cost of Insurance is a reason why manufacturers ' iculd combine for mutual 
protection against fire. 

That such combination can be effected with the most catisfactcry residts is demonstrated by 
the experience of others. 

That the manufacturers of the J^orth-west rnay avail themselves of the benefits of The J^ew 
England Manufacturers Mutual Systern, The Mississippi Valley Manufacturers Mutual Insurance 
Company is being organized upon that plan. 

The declaration has been filed, a charter adopted in accordance with the Illinois Lars^ and the 
books are now open for the reception of applications ^s soon as one hundred applicants have uni.ed, 
with the requisite utnount of premivims, a license will he secured and policies issued. 

We ask a careful examination of our statements of fads, compiled from the experience of others. Having considered 
th^m, we ask your co-ope)-alion in this most important enterprise. Send f err informalim.. 

ROCK ISLAND, ILL . MARCH, 1880. 



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Sheflieia, Jos, f 



Ft Lyon C T, Nov 13-65 
Wauzeka 



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Capt Adoiph ■Wltlman 
Lt Franklin Duvb 
Lt Clayton E Rogei-s 
Lt Jas E Brown 
Busjaecer.Carl 
Lesle, Wni 
Liest, Panl, f 
Pantli, Nicholas 
Patzer, Edw 



Capt M V EHutchin 
Lt David W Brings 
Lt Ilohart iM Stiickin 
Lt 1)011 A Winchell 
Cowper, Aaron 
Gregg, Rntus 
Hepii, Philip 
Hinnuin, F, forp 
Koester, ,lno. 1 
Lanian, Pat 
Muzzy, Andrew 
Tobin, Win H 
Vogt, Peper 
Voight, Fred, c 
Weisner. Jacob, t 
Wood, WCJ 



Washara 

Grant City, la 

Nasewaupee 

Dale 

Ft Scott, Apr 29—65 



Deausvllle 

Deansville 

Waukesha 

FtSeott, Apr2S— 65 

West Bend 

Milwaukee, Mar 18—65 

Deansville 

Leavenworth, Sept U— 65 

Waukesha 

Cedar Creek 

West Bend 

Onawa City, la 



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Capt Alex J Lunisdeu 
Lt (Jeo S Uogers 
Lt Mark U Sherman 
Lt Adulph Wittinen 
Lt Christian Anunau 
Lt Chas E Pratt 



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Capt Hobart M Stocking 
Lt Mark n Sherman 
Lt Jos Hariington 
Lt Melville B Cowlea 
Lt Aaron VBradt 
Davis, Stewart 
McCuuiber, Sylvester 
Milk!nson, Jno 
Sanborn , O J 



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Capt Orin F Walker 
Capt Peter Prudell 
Lt Job S Driggs 
Lt Dan'l O Fisher 
Lt Chas B Fowler 
Brackett, SD 
Breed, GeoT 
Bule, Jno 

Cheesbro, Nicholas 
Fadncr, Martin, Jr 
Fields, Lem 
Flansburg, A W 
Gasser, Ben 
Granger, Eph E 
Crasser, Benj 
Healey, Stephen D 
Heintemasler, Jacob 
llolden. E M 
Kutchinson, A 
Hyatt, G, corp 
Kelley, E 
Leiiner, Mathlas 
Mantey, Louis 
Oakley, CH 
Pellet, Geo.l 



Falls City 

Hunnebird 

Falls City 

Kenosha 



Chilton 



Chilton 

Chilton 

Chilton 

Chilton 

Chilton 

Chilton 

Gravesville 

Watertown 

Brant 

Watertown 

Chilton 

Chilton 

NcillsviUe 

Neillsville 

Ft Larned, Nov 29—66 

Warrensburg, Apr 29—65 

Chilton 

Elm Grove 

Chilton 

Chilton 



Planz, Jno 
Puicell, Jno 
Stanley, F a 
Steer, Silas 
Sumner, Z M 
Toddhunter, Isaac 
Yule, Jr.o, t 



Capt Lindley M Andrews 
Lt Henry C Sloan 
LtC Ardel Kogers 
Lt Dolphus Daniuth 
Lt Win H Kobinson 
Arnold, Walter S, f 
Barhgdt, H 
Bassett, A A, musician 
Beuchner, Jno, t 
Brooks, L S 
Cuardipie, Chas 
nonipton, Abe 
Johnson, Ed 
Nicholson, T W 
Normile, Thos 
Parker, Jas L 
Slaver, Chas, f 
Sohurtcr, Jno 
Thomp.son, Chas R, sgt 
Tomlinson, Jus 
Winebranner, H 



Chilton 

City Point 

Gravesville 

Chilton 

Winneconne 

Neillsville 

Chilton 



Neosho 

East Troy 

Beaver Dam 

West, Bend 

Beaver Dam 

St Louis, May 3—65 

Beaver Dam 

Beaver Dam 

Gravesville 

Beaver Dam 

Beaver Dam 

Sparta 

Gravesville 

Beaver Dam 

Cottage Grove 

Beaver Dam 



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Capt Jno D Lewis 

Lt Aaron Carver 

Lt Merton Herrick 

Lt Silas A Wilcox 

Lt Peter Mullenger 

Ganz, Arnold 

Haag, J Ft Leav 

Mouteitb, Win P 

CNASaiGNED. 
Buell, L N, sgt ma] 
Gibson, Hollis 
Koberts. J J, It, m 
Schmidt, Albert 



Hudson 



Ft Scott, Aug 19—65 

euworth. Mar il- 63 

ComoisviUe 



Lenox, Neb 

Liud 

Waupun 

Fond uu Lac 



FORTY-NINTH INFAN- 
TRY. 

One year. Organized March, 1865. Original 
strength, 086, gain by recruits, etc., 16. Total, 
1002. Death loss, -18— Killed in action, 0, died o£ 
accidents, 1, of disease, 47. Other losses, 179— 
missing, 0, desertions, 6, transfers, 0, discharges, 
173. Strength at muster out November lotli, 
1865, 775. Campaigns in Missouri. 

REGIMENTAL ROSTER. 

Col Sam'l Fallows, cl 

Col Edw Colnian 

Lt Col D T Noyes 

Maj A J Cheney 

Adj W C Whitford 

Adj Jas L Heigh 

g M Dennis A Keed 

U M E T Mars 

A Surg Jonathan Glbbs 

A Surg Pliny W Blanchard 

Chap Jas J Jlclntyre 

Chap li M Beach 



A 



Capt Cha-s E Hall 
LtLS Benedict 
Lt Elisha Whittelsey 
Lt Eri Silsbee 



Chicago, III 

Fond du Lac 

Baraboo 

Chicago, 111 

Milton 

Chicago, 111 

Sturgeon Bay 

Omro 

Sharon 

Kansas 

St Louis, Mo 



Chicago 



Lt Wm M Colby 
Anieson, Andrew 
BIyiin, A 
Boardman, WT 
Bioughton, A S 
Bundy, Jas 
Caproii. C A 
Carr, Melancthon 
Dillingham, W M 
Freer. Eugene, iiif 
Hall. J A 
Haw ley, S 
Hawley, Wm 
Higbee, HeniT 
Ohiey, F A 
Pradt. G A 
Richardson, W 
Koberta, Robt 
Sines, Henry W 
Sines, Win J 
Stanford, J E 
Stowell, Jno A 
Stuart, J Q 
Stuhley, Chaa 
Trener, W 
Warner, (ieo E 
Wolf, Gustof 



Capt A G Dinsmore 
Lt Jno A Hall 
LtJno A Bull 
Lt G A Stansbury 
Banta, Jno 
Cornwell, E B, corp 
Dinsmore, A D, mf 
Evans, David, Jr, t 
Gray, Francis 
Hildom, G M D 
Johnson, H H 
Johnson, P O 
Mather, Jno D 
Mills, Amos 
Nelson, Noil 
Rice, R C, e 
Smith, W H, t 
Sinilt. Will H 
Thomas, David 
Thomas, Jas 
Thron, A 



B 



Baraboo 

Mazomanie 

Mazoiiianie 

Red Willow. Neb 

St Louis, Sept 9—65 

Wausau 

Ironton, Feb 6— C5 

Waseca, Minn 

Ru.shfoid, Minn 

Crystal Lake, 111 

AUizomanie 

Mazomanie 

Rolla, Mar 30—65 

Park City, Utah 

Laguna, New Mexico 

St Louis, Sept 22—65 

Hydes Mills 

St Louis. Oct 21—05 

Hartmaii 

Black Earth 

Big Springs 

Black Earth 

Black Earth 

Mazomanie 

St Louis, Sept ^•7— C5 

Black Earth 



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Capt Francis Down, a 
Capt R A Warehaiu 
Lt E S Watkinson 
Beal. Alex, corp 
Byriis, Phil 
Bywater, T 
McCarty, J A 
McFetridge Wm 
Sandberg. J 
Thomas, Frank 
Warehani, R A, ra 
Wells, Thos, £ 



Berlin 



Milwaukee 

Madison. Mar 8-65 

Rolla, July 28—05 

Berlin 

Berlin 

Rolla, July 3—65 

Madison, JUay 9—65 

Winchester 

Winchester 

Rolla, Aug 2—65 

Black Earth 

St Louis, Sept 30—62 

Oihkosh 

Sparta 

Sparta 

St Louis, Aug 1—66 

Rolla, Aug 3—65 

DeausviUe 



New Mexico 
Plymouth, la 

Richmond 

Neillsville 

Mazomanie 

Neillsville 

Richmond 

St Louis, Oct 30—65 

St An.sgar, la 

Plymouth, la 

Sparta 



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Capt Jno H Hauser 
Lt H M Himebaugh 
Lt C H Stevens 
Charnley, Chas 
Cole. Geo B 
Cross, Jno, Jr 
Emerson, M 
Hauser, J H, a 
Hauser, Robt B 
Hough, Job 
Lee, K 

McGiffin, Jas 
Mott, Wesley 



Fond du Lac 

Appleton 

Appleton 

Winchester 

Shioctou 

Winchester 

Winneconne 

Fond du Lac 

Solomon Rapids, Kau 

Winchester 

Winneconne 

Edgerton, Sept 20— 66 

Winchester 



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Reville, Jt'sse 
Ko.iCis, S N 
Snyder, Jas, a 
Wood, N P, £ 



Capt H M Chilrts 
Lt C W Fariiiigton 
Lt W BThiimas 
Lt Jno A Martin 
Lt D E Davies 
Capt J H Ilauser, a 
Anuersoiiville, A'.fied 
Ayers. Knyal 
Bust, Milton A 
HiUiretli. A B, coip 
Hoitvet, Morton 
Hudson, ,Jas N 
Hurlbeit, Oscar 
Jones. Clias K 
Mcllvaine, Jno 
?elteplace. Stephen 
Kayniir, J B 
Saxe, Jno 
Scliiieller. Jacob 
Seeley. Lewis P 
Teriill, Edward 
Tliayer, Geo W 
Tirrell, Franl<. c 
Wiswall, A, sgt 



Winehester 

Wincliester 

Manchester, la 

Frankliu 



Fond du Lac 

Baral)oo 

Haialioo 

Rei'dslmrg 

St Lciuis, Aug 9-tiS 

St Lonis. Sept 11—65 

Kolla, Auk 2—65 

Haraboo 

St Louis, Sept 16-65 

Keedsbuig, Mar 3— 65 

Spring Green 

Mazomauie 

Baraboo 

St Louis, Mar 27—65 

Kolla, May 18—65 

Itolla, Aug 9—65 

Baraboo 

Lodi 

Kolla, Apr 5—65 



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Capt E H Liscuin 
Capt Win K Taylor 
Lt E B Wise 
Lt W F Bouldin 
Lt Klaiii Bailey 
Lt 1-C Wilson 
LI lliMiiy Green 
Cauipliell, Patrick, f 
Carles, F M 
(^liapniau, A B 
Kick, Fred 
McEllw.iiu 
Koss, Kobert 
Situer, Juo 
SlaOe, Alplionzo, 1 
Tavlor, VV B 



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Capt Jas W Hubbard 
Lt H B Huntress 
Lt 1) K Sanloid 
Lt H A Ga.\ lord 
Lt J A Gillespie 
Barker, Cyrus 
Ba<s, Clias W 
Bass, StillniauO 
Brown, W O 
lUitteilii'ld, Ainos E 
Chase, H 
Uodge, Juo A 
Orew Jno 
Eakiiis, .Ins, corp 
Evans, Evan IJ 
llawes Jasper T 
Mead, V It 
NieiFleson. M,f 
lo.ll.-, C H 
Trupii, Fred H 
Wrigiitmau.G 



Capt H O Price 
Lt W E Hunlington.el 
Lt Jas J Babeock 
Anuslrong, M E 
Bennett. Norrill 



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Richmond 

Neillsville 

Polosi 

Kolla, Aug 6—65 

Kolla, Aug 3—65 

South Troy, Minn 

Kolla, July 25—65 

Sladesburg 

Kichitioud 



Princeton 
Elklioru 



Kolla, July 3—65 

Deiton 

Uelton 

Black Earlli 

Fair Grove 

Lacrosse 

H>des Mills 

Kolla, Mar 31— 65 

Kolla, July 5—65 

Jeiinietiiwu 

Madison 

Neillsville 

■\Vibster( ily. la 

West Depere 

Millston 

Mazomauie 



Boston, Mass 

Fall Kiver 

Hebron, Neb 

Hebron, Neb 



Bovee, ,Tno J 
Ku ipp. H S, pa 
Morrison, Uavid 
Norton. Dan W 
Obarin, T 
Park, Chas 
Pierce, Albert, C 
Uosenerants, CS 
Smith, Henry 
Soutbwick, C E 
Taylor, W K 
Wakefield, S P 
Yost, P 



Capt C C Miller 
Lt A A Pike 
Lt Jos M B irtholomev 
Lt K H Avery 
Bartboloinew, M 
Bell, Kichard 
Benedict, Jared, c 
Benedic', J 
Ensign, C S 
Haltz, Jno, f 
LaDue, Edw 
McClurt, JnoC 
Miller, Beiij,f 
Palmer. Zerah, I 
Stranahaii, R 
Taylor, E T 
Vinceny, Ferdinand 
Williams, Ed 
Young, Tlios 



Brookville 

Whitewater 

Fort Atkinson 

St Louis, Aug 19—65 

Jfffersnn 

Jefferson 

St Louis, Aug 14—65 

Kolla. JLir 19-65 

Madison, March 6— 65 

Kolla, Mar 30—65 

Kiclimoud 

Jefleison 

Winnecoune 



Tomah 



Lodi 

Sparta 

Howard, Nei) 

Howard, Neb 

St Louis, Aug 27— <;6 

Norwalk 

Kolla, Aug 1—65 

Kolla, April 11—65 

Tomah 

Sparta 

Kolla, Mar 25—65 

St Louis, Sept 12— C6 

Wilton 

St I.,ouis, Mar 31—05 

Kendell 



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Capt A J Cheney 
Lt Jno A .Smith 
Lt Frank Lawrence 
Lt Edw C Lawrence 
Brotherton, Perry 
Campbell. Uobt 
F'essender, C H 
Uumphrey, W B, corp 
Lewis, Thos 
Mary, Uobart W 
Patrick. Levi 
Penibeitou, Jno 
Sheldon, K A 
Tubbs, H U 
Ward, Dustin 
Wood, Newlou U 



Chicago, 111 
Geuiva 



Bacine 

Delavan 

Kolla, Apr iO— 65 

St Louis, Oct 1—65 

Racine 

Elkhoru 

St Louis, Sept 20—65 

Delavan 

St Louis, .Sept SO— 65 

Kolla, June 30— 63 

Kolla, Aug 20—65 

F't Atkinson 



UNASSIGSED. 



Barber, G W 
Blanchard, C C 
Coon. Orson 
Hay lies, A D 
Keed, DA, Q M, a 
Sanfoid, D K 
Torrey, Henry, f 
Valentine, J J, in 



Manchester, la 

Delavan 

Cedar Falls 

Whitewau'r 

Sturgeon Bay 

Hart Prairie 

Cambridge 

Waukesha 



FIFTIETH INFANTRY, 

One year Organized March and April, 1865. 
Original strength, 94-', gain by recruits, etc., 
61. ioial. 908. Death loss, 43— killed in aciion, 
1, dieU of wuuuUs, 0, ot disease. 42. Other 
losses, ves— missing, u, desertiuus, 141, transfers, 
u, discharges, 127. Strength at mustfr-out, 
April, May and June, 1S6B. 647. Campaigns in 
Mo., Kan.. Dak. 

REGIMENTAL ROSTER, 



Col Jno G Clark 
Lt Col Juo B Vhet 
Lt Col Edwin E Bryant 
LtCol Hugh McDerniott 



Maj Arthur A Putnam 
Adj (ieoH Myers 
Adj Kufus H Blodgett 
M Kobt P Smith 
Surg Jno H Vivian 
A Surg David S Alexander 
A Surg Curtis P Fenn 
A Snrg Chas G Crosse 
Chap Edw Morris 



A 



Capt Juo C Spooner 
Lt Knfus H Blodgett 
Lt Sam'l S Tubbs 
Lt Wm F Fisher 
Lt. Walter Baxter 
Brannan, Win 
Fisbeck.Chas 
Frederick, Aug 
Kilinire, Win 
Manley, Orson 
Moody, Will 
Moody, Wm, f 
Neil. Alansou 
Wolf, Jos 



St Croix 



Ft Rice, Jan 21—66 

Kuslitord 

Stevensville 

Beaver Dam 

Madison, April 11—65 

Russell. Kan 

Woodville, Kan 

Madison. Mar 24 — 65 

F't Leavenworth, Sept 13—65 



B 



Capt Clayton E Rogers 
Capt Justin W Allen 
Lt Jas E Newell 
Lt Leonard Morley 
Lt Edw S Tuttle 
Abbott, A F 
Fox, Jno O 
Glbbs, J S, t 
Halconib, Miles D 
Hoverson, Peter, c 
Kyser, Peter 



Menominee 

West Point 

Boonville, June 9—65 

Retreat 

Ontario 

Soldiers Grove 

St Louis, Aug 2—65 



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Capt Oscar M Dering 
Lt Kichard H Williams 
Lt Toppings Wiuchell 
Bannister, Wm 
Bliven, Pardon C 
Tinkham, Ervin W 



D 



Madison 
Kenosha 



Capt Arthur A Putinan 

Capt Andrew Gasman 

Lt Juo J McKieinan 

l.t Harvey Sliubero 

LtGeo Strong 

Drever. Fred 

Faulks, J, corp Ft i. 

Hawes, Lester L 

Kregal, Jno 

Lyons, G M 

Metzig, J G 

Metzig, Aug 

Metzig. Ben] 

Possetl, Carl 

Stetyeg, Goithelf I 

Taves. .Iiio 

Ward, Lester 



St Louis, Apr 6—65 
St Louis, Apr 25—65 
St Louis, Apr 16—65 



Weyauwega 
Chicago, 111 



Winchester 

eavenwortb. Aug 8—65 

St Louis, May 19—66 

Fort Rice, Apr .3-65 

Emmetsburg, la 

Oiihuia 

Oriliula 

Orihula 

Orihu.a 

Xmr 

Quiney. June lu — 65 

St Louis, May 12—65 



Capt Philander Phinney 
Lt Juo O'Neil 
Lt Beiij F Bailey 
Abbot, A II 
Austin, Frank, c 
Bartholomew, Jos M, ex agt 
Buchanan, Jno, me 
Hamilton. G M 
Hellickson, Helllck 



West Point 

Loot 

Lodi 

Ludi 

Emmetsburg, la 

Barker 



Landphier, II B 
Langdon, Oliver 



Madison. Mar 25 -65 
Madisou, Apr 16— 65 




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Sc'hlosser, Henry 
Smith, WmE 
Weliber, C A 
Wills. Jacob 



C;ipt Clias C Lovett 
Lt Chas rfotoalKuiPr 
lit Frank T Brayton 
Anderson. Andrew 
Arveson, Arve 
Downing'. Iliisli 
Diirocljer, jMicliael 
Flora. Jos 
Gardner, Henry 
Harr, Jacob 
llernion, G 
Hesse. Franz 
llinsniau, Ciiris, t 
Knelin, Aug 
Krupger, J no 
I.acount, Edw 
Latoiid. Michctte 
Lewis. Matt 
Nelson. Peter 
Nielson. Niel 
Ri.sentlial, Wm 
Thompson, Large 
Thornton, F Leonard 



Madison, Apr 8—05 

Lodi 

Marinette 

Madison, Mar28— CS 

Cambridge, May 30— «5 



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Fontenoy 

Fontenoy 

St Louis, May to— ss 

Green Bay 

AVeyauwei;a 

Ft Randall, Sept 22— «5 

Madison, Apr 3— C5 

Missouri River, Apr 10—65 

Fontenoy 

Bit' Suamieo 

Wriflitstown 

Wayside 

Ft Rice. Apr 22—66 

Two Rivers 

Fontenoy 

Ft Rice, Oct 16—65 

New Denmark 

Wayside 

St Louis, Apr 19—65 

liiack Creek 



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Capt Geo R Clements 
Lt Mellville B Cowles 
Lt Reuben S Andrews 
Uavis, David 
Fouks, G 

Humphrey, Westly 
Lei.scher. i_'has, £ 
Leischer, C 
O'Brien, Jno S 



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Capt Chas R Cox* 
Capt Jno C Cover 
Lt Wm BReed 
Lt Jno \V Raines 
Lt Jerome White 
Lt Anus Devoe 
Clay, Jno 
Erickson. Teter 
Gotschall, C 
McGiunis, Joshua F 
I'earce, A 
Wilcox, Henry 



Capt Wm B Keed 
Lt Ira W Kanouse 
Lt Jos Tillotson 
Lt Richard Hallock 
Barrett, Anthony 
Craiu, A J 
Davey. Geo 
Keek, Jno 
Muntiier, Casper 
Southwort.C O 
Smith. Sam'l W, sgt 
Stevens. Colt 
Warner, Geo A 



Erin Prairie 

Eau Galle 

Mondovl 

St Louis, Apr 23—65 

St Eilian 

St Loui.s, Apr 14—65 

St r^iuis. May 18—65 

St Louis, Apr 14—65 

St l.ouis. Jlay 4-65 



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Capt Is.aac N JIcKendry 
Lt Wm A Moigan 
Lt Wm H Oettiker 
Bliss, Sewall 
Gunderson, Nels 
Hammel. Alfred, m 



Ft Sully, Oct 8—65 

Ft Randall, Oct T— 63 

Des Moines, la 



Israelson, Jens G 
LIveson, Nils 
Post, Albert T 
Powell, Theouolus, f 
Tyler, L A, f 

UiVASSIONED 
Crabtree, R 
Follensbee, B 
Jones, S 
Meyers, G H, a 
O'Gronaas. Pedar 
Putnam, Theodore P* 



Ft Rice, Jan S— 66 

Cylon 

Baldwin 

Bronchea 

St Joseph 

St Louis, May 7-65 



Missouri River, July 1—65 



Jefferson City, June 23—66 

Ft Randall. Jan s— 66 

Ft Leavenworth. July 29—65 

McGregor, la 

Adamsville 

Madison, Apr 24 — 65 



Ft Rice. Feb 8—66 

Menominee 

Leavenworth, Sep 4—62 

Mineral Point 

Patch Grove 



Rush River 

'sh River 

B li River 

/. ipleton 

Rush '■ ■ er 

Sept 18—85 



FIFTY-FIRST INFAN- 
TRY, 

One year. Organized Feb., March and Apill, 
1865. Original strength, 841 ; gain by recruits, 
etc., 2 ; total, 843. Death loss, 16— killed in 
action, O, died of wounds, 0, of disease, IB. 
Other losses, 121— missing, 0, desertions, 87, 
transfers, 0. discharges. 31. Strength at muster- 
out. August, 1865, 706. Campaigns in Missouri. 

REGIMENTAL ROSTER, 

Col Leonard^Iartin 

Lt Col Jno B Vliet 

Maj Alf Taggart 

AdJ Andrew J Sutherland 

Q M David S Ordway 

Q M Henry G Klinefelter Nroa 

Surg Orestes H Wood 

A Surg Rouse Bennett 

A Surg Sam'l Hall 

A Surg Er.vin L Jones 



A 



Capt Loring J Edwards 
Lt Jas Flanagan 
Lt Thos R Williams 
Lt Eiias H Webb 
Walterlin, F. sgt, t 
Bowman. 1, 1 
Horn, J. £ 
Hulienthal, M, t 
Shaefer, Frank, t 
Such, W, pa 
Tiiompsou, Isaac, nie 



Menominee Falls 

Menominee Falls 

Menominee Falls 

Gerniantown 

South Gerniantown 

Menominee Falls 

Waupuu 



B 



Capt J Clifford Sackett 
Lt Geo Maxwell 
Lt Albert G Peabody 
Lt Oliver A Keyes 
Martin, Samindorf. sgt 
Sleffen, Frank, eorp, f 
Fenkel, Jos 



Carondilet, June 6—65 

South Germantown 

Newbury 



c 



Capt Chas R Williams 
Lt .Malcolm G Clark 
Lt Morris S Rice 
Aner, Jno 
Dennison, J D, f 
Dienner, Jno 
Farrand, Geo V 
Hicks, AsaD 
Moll,C, f 
Pitzner, Chas 



Pieas.ant Hill. July 13—65 

Clarion 

Scott 

Milwaukee, Mar 27—65 

Milwaukee, Mar 27—65 

Columbus 

Columbus 



D 



Capt Ira B Wamer 
Lt Theo W Mason 
Lt Orlando P Sowle 
Jennerjahn 



St l.ouis, Aug 3— 65 



Spoher, Ernest 



Capt Jno V Frost 
Lt Dan'l E Reilly 
Lt Jas Croft 
Lt Geo Stewart 
Webster, Jas 



Capt Geo W Gibson 
Lt Sam'l Elmore 
Lt Henry G Klinefelter 
Brant, Aug 
Fish, Spencer C 
Hepyer, Henry, me 
Miller, Joe 
Nightrup, Jno 
Peabody, Albert G 
Raites, Wni 
Rhynehart. Frank 
Sink. Aug 
Smith. Christ 
Sheller, Henry 
Stall, Charley 



Shiocton 



Milwaukee, Apr 10— 6S 



Boscobel 

Nora 

Neklml 

Reedsburg 

Milwaukee 

Neklml 

Nekiml 

Baldwin 

Neklml 

Nekiml 

Neklrat 

Neklml 

Neklml 

Neklml 



G 



Capt Chester WTnttle 
Capt Reuben R Wood 
Lt C Ardel Rogers 
Lt Edwin R Wood 
Lt Jerome G Dockstater 
Lt Olans H Sukken 
Degan, Jas 
Denison, Jno D 
Hantley. Wm 
Harris, Richard 
Kelley, Jos 
Locke, Jehiel 
Milgram, Christian 
Premo. 0, 1 
Filler, H 

Quennett, Alexander 
Ruff, Fred 
Ruff, Fred 
Thompson, Robt 
Thompson. Thos W 
Wehe. Aug M 



St Louis, Apr 24—65 

Clarion, la 

Neillsvllte 

St Joseph 

StCroii 

St Ixiuis, May 15—66 

Mishlcott 

Warrens Mills 

St Joseph 

Madison, Mar25— 66 

Menominee 

Two Rivers 

Madison, Mar 30—66 

Madison, Apr 10 — 66 

Milwaukee 



H 



Capt Silas W Clark 
Capt Rufus S Allen 
LtGeo E Nichols 
Lt Bcnj F Williams 
Lt Edwin K Nichols 
Lt Even H Bakke 
Bartholomew, Ruben S 
Brown, Simon 
Goff. Stephen D 
Grant. AM 
Hurd, Wm 
Howe, T T 
Preston, Levi 
Stroule, Valentine 
Satler, S 
Tanner. Geo A 
Walter, Theo, f 



Capt Albert G Peabody 
Capt Asa G Blake 
Lt Jno Austin 
Lt Dennis J F Murpby 
Lt Chas A Johnson 
Lt Edgar Brown 
Briggs, L J 
Board in an, C A 
Crowley, Jno 



Fond du Lac 



Rush 

Sparta 

Toiuah 

Beaver Dam 

Richmond 

Beaver Diim 

St Louis, Apr 11—65 

Scott 

Tunnel City 

New Richmond 

Newbury 



Kichmond 
Richmond 
Richmond 










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Ricliniond 


Spees, Sihts, f 




^^ auUima 


c 

Capt Henry Bailey 
Ll Geo L Garrity 
Lt Andi'ew .1 Hunting 
Streeter. J P 
Wettsteiii. Ulricli Tailor 

D 




Mi.-N:;iiiara, Jas 
Tanufi-, Geo A 
Tiidd. Jacob 
Tiionipson. Ole 
WalUiijrs, Tlieodore 


K 


Kiclinuiiui 

Iliclinioiul 

St Louis, Apr28— «5 

MeiiDiiiiiice 

Filniore 


Swain, Al B 

D 

Capt Spwall \V Smitli 
U Aiex Mcintyre 
U.IcK. JCoyle 
Broiisoii. Isaac 


St Louis 
St Loni* 


Apr 28— 65 
May. 17—65 


Osllliosll 
Span; 


rapt Halln.'k S;irlcs 






Bin;;Hm-r. < liiis 




onliiila 


r-.tnt *•■-» '' ■R'-'I" 




Capt IIfi(i-\ Bailey 






Fllke, MIK 




o 






I,t Sain'l Klrnore 






H"fi.i'Vt.i.r. Jno 










Li H'-nry Uiipka 






.I-i. PP. f 










1,1 (!^" S (ianily 
I.I.Jai-iill ( Kallflis 






[/Kiti-lb.'i-i!. Fivil 











Li Andrew ,1 Hunting 

Kislier. .Jno 

Mantliy. .Inc. 2d eorp Good 

Horn, Olto, me 

Wa.sll. I'atllek 

Wliilmoiv, Jno 



Uh'.^SSIGX 



.funk, Jos 
K) liner, Leopold 
Ransom L M 
Warden. Martin 



F.o 

Tliun<ierf< rd. Minn 

Milwaukee 

Cliieaiio. Ill 

Madison, Apr 25—65 

ED. 

Alaska 

Denmark 

Elo 

Eeecliwood 



FIFTY-SECOND 
FANTRY, 



IN- 



One year. Organized April, 1865. Original 
stiengtli, 406. gain by leciuits, ete., 25. Total, 
oil. I>eatli loss. 6— killed in action, n, died of 
wounds, n. ot disease, 6. Otlier lo.sses, 99— miss- 
ing, 0. desertions, 42, transfers, 16, diseliarges. 
41. Srrengili at muster out, July 28, 1865, 4U6. 
campaigns in Mo., Kan. 

REGIMENTAL RCSTER, 



Col Wni C Webb 

Lt Hiram J Lewis 

Maj Wm A Collins 

Maj Lucius A Kent 

Adj Norman A Keeler 

Aflj Thomas A Coi.way 

Q M Clias C Graham 

Q M Allen A Grant 

Surg L^wis J Di.^on 

Asst Surg Orville P B P.iglit 

Asst Surg Cornelius Peal 



Topeka, Kan 



Milwaukee 



Milwaukee 



A 



Capt Henry Olney 
Lt iJavid .VI Bennett 
Lt Allen A Grant 
Lt Ezra G Warreu 
Armstrong, W J 
Perry, Leauder 



Capt Roswell H Lee 
Lt Dwigl-.t Jackson 
Lt Andrew J Adams 
DeMoe, Harry 
Green, Henry 
Hazellon, Lyinan 
Towle. Jacksuu 
Welsh, A 



Capt Geo A Spurr 
Lt Roswell H Lee 
Lt Geo Sexton 
Lt Thos A Conway 
Lt Jas O Raymond 
Hill. V G 
Rutherford. J 



Neillsville 
Norwalk 



B 



Watertown .Junction 
Madison, Apr 27— 65 
Madison, Apr 16—65 

Madison, Apr 12—65 
Kcillsville 



c 



New London 

■W.autoraa 

Milwaukee 

Stevens Point 

Dakota 

Neillsviile 



.siger, i)<iniiuikes 

Stmfzie, 

Waliliabe, Fred 



Capt W G 7. Kuesson 
Lt Myron L Boweu 
Lt Jno Budd 
Werkle, Anion 
Meyer, Conrad, f 



Lt Jos M Copp 



Lt Jno Ross 
Lt JasMcCabe 
Smith, Wm R 



Lt Alton Stillwell 



Lt Wm S Parr 



Lt Jas Monahan 
Lt Henry K Dodge 
Zastiow, Walter 



Gi 


lioii;t 






.p.' 


..,.,e 






in 


.:!■■ 


Lt Duane (. 


ront 



E 

F 
G 

H 
•1 
K 



Holden. .fune 10— '5 
Kewaunee 



Lam'uerton, Minn 



Pt Washington 



FIFTY-THIRD 
FANTRY. 



IN- 



One year. Organized spring ot 1865. Original 
strength. .'jSii. gam by recruits, etc.. 9. Total, 
3f9. Death loss. 8— killed in action. 0, died of 
wounds. 0. of disease, 8. Other losses, 66- -miss- 
ing. 0. desertions. 4. transiers, 5. discharges, 47. 
Strength at niust-r-out, August 19, 1865, 315. 
Campaigns in Mo. and Kansa.s. 

REGIMENTAL ROSTER, 

Col Ole C Johnson Beloit 

Lt ( 'ol Robert T Pugh Racine 

Maj Tilson C Barden 

Adj S L Keiih 

Adj Jas S Frisbie 

Q M Wm P Forsyth 

Surg Robt G James 

A Surg Irwin L Jones 

A Surg L M Benson 



A 



Capt Reuben R Wood 
Lt Edwin R Wood 
Lt Olans H Lukkens 



Capt RufnsS Allen 
Lt Benj F Williams 
Lt Evan H Bakke 
Tan ,■ 1. Geo A,f 



B 



Lt Lewis E Warren 



G 

H 



Lt Stephen A .Vorihrnp 



Lt Jno YoM' ^ 
. t Jay Jeniii.; 



K 



FIRST CAVALRY, 

Tbree yeaiN. Organized Marcli Rth. 18,1,' 
Original strength, 1124; g.iin liy recruits, el . 
1478; Iota. 2602. Death loss, 373— killed in »• ■ 
tion 51. dteil of wounds. :6. of disease. 29;i. • 
accldenl.'i, 8. Otiier losses. TiU)— missing " 
sertions. 9'. ir,in^fers. 67. iliscliargi -. 
Strength at musfei-oul, July '9lli 18 i 
Canipaignij in Mo., ,\rk.. Tenn., Ala. Ga., Ky. 

REGIMENTAL ROSTER, 



Col Edw Daniels 




Richmond, Va 


Col H Laii range 




San Francisco, Cal 


Lt Col H Pomeroy 






Lt Col W H forrey 




Aug 2—64 


LlCol 11 Hani, leu 




Madison 


M«j H S Kgglest.m, Is 


tBat 


Milwaukee 


Maj Thos H vlars 






Maj Nat Paine.» Campbelltown. July 28— p4 


Maj S V Sliipman 




Chi,-ago. LI 


Maj Newt' 1 Jones. 2* 


Bat 




' aj Levi Howland, 3U Bat 


Fort Howard 


AdjC W Burbank 






Adj H S Town 




Ripon 


Adj C P Goodrich 




Oakland 


Q M J C Maun 






y M J W Bioughton 






Com H J Schulleis 






Com Jno .McPberson 






Com A J .Alorehead 






Surg H X Gregory* 


Arkansas, June 9—62 


Suig E Kramer 




Milwaukee 


Surg N S Robinson 




Neeiiah 


A Surg C H Lord 






A Surg T P Russell 




Oshkosh 


A Surg E H Winston 




Albany 


A Surg H W Causdell 






A Surg H J Young 






A Surg J H Turner 






Chap G W Dunmore-f- Lake Angulle, Aug 3-64 



BATTAI^IOX ADJUTANTS. 



1- Richard L Grove 
2— E F Kr.'oks 




ARTIFICIAL LIMBS, 




2s4:an.vufa,ctMxed. "^Sy 



on GOVERNMENT ORDERS. 



107 Wisconsin Street, Milwaukee, V/isconsin. 



? 



ALSO A FULL LIIIE CF 



ORTHOPEDIC#SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, 



MANUFACTURES TO ORDER 



Elevations for Shortened Limbs, Apparatuses for Hip Disease, Weak Ankles, Spinal Curvatures, Ladies' and 

Gentlemen's Shoulder Braces, Hard Eubber. Spring and Elastic Trusses, Abdominal Supporters, 

and Belts. Elastic Stockings. Suspensories, Etc. 



filso, Surgiaxl Elastic Hoeievy for the I^elief and Support of Variaose Veins, Weak, Swollen,, or Ulcerated Limbs, 

Corpulency, Abdominal Weakn ?, and humors. 



m^^¥mm$m wwiw: 



P) /^ ^S^Vti'W^'^ W: 



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For Elevation of the Pelvis, or Shortened Leg From Any Cause. 



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Any Soldier or Sailor orderiiig a limb of me, can 
receive transportation from their homes to Milwaukee 
and return, free of cost, from the Government. 




WISCOKSIN SOLDIERS AND SAILORS REUNION ROSTER. 



185 



JSATTALION 


QUARTER MASTERS. 


Brown. Sidney R 


Ripon, Apr is— 62 


Griffith, Leonard 


Spencer 


1— Jno Taylor 




Bucli, Sain'I, Jr 


Ironton, Dec 3—62 


Gowan, David 


Nashville. Mar 5—65 


2— L H Kami 




Coates, H E 


Neenah 


Howland. A 


Ft Howard 






Cliapin, Henry L 


St Louis, Nov 6— 62 


Howland, Ichabod 


Georgia, May 9—63 




A 


Clinton. Geo 


Milwaukee 


Haight. Geo W, m 


Chicago, HI 




Douglas, Harvey M 


Ironton, Dec 3—62 


Kalins, Fred 


Apr 17— G2 


Capt T II Mars 




Dani|), Lafayet.e 


Clynian 


Longstalf, H C, c 


Fond du Lac 


Capt A HiikMiinb 




Doyal, J 


Troy 


Landers, Leiter 


Aniericus, Can 


Capt A U Uiidsja 




Eddy, UrialC 


East Troy 


Miller, Curtis 6 


Andcrsonville Sep 20-61 


Lt I> Huwlaml 


Fort Howard 


Etcliew, Jns Cape Girardeau, Aug 15—62 


Nelson. Elis 


St Louis, Sep 29—62 


Lt Justus Williams 


Fort Atkinson 


Field, Walter 


Nashville, July 9-C4 


Prior, Geo W, f 


Gentryville. Mo 


Lt U Leonard 




Franklin, Uowson P 


Waui>un 


Prior, E K, f 


Gentryville, Mo 


LtC L Ili-witt 




Gee, T W, m 


Waujinn 


Keller. Franz-f 


Sep 14—64 


Lt W J f lumps* 


Chalk BUiff, May 13— G2 


Gninii, Paul, f 


Chippewa Falls 


Kiehtor, P B 


Krooksirie 


Lt Josiali Ueiit 


Kenosha, Nov 9—62 


Hnneh. Edwa.-d W* 


West Prairie. July 23—62 


Keinert, Gottfried 


Winchester 


Lt !i E Voslnirji* 


Ft Tyler, Apr 16—63 


Hutchinson, C 


Hiuchinson 


SIreeter. Gaidner 


Louisville, July U— 6a 


Lt Frank Dolph 




Hazzard, Frederick W* L'Anguille. Aug 3-62 


Sweet. Elbert E 


Stookbridge 


AcklPy.Geo D, pa 


Eau Claire 


Hicks, E K 


Troy 


Stoddard, Cerline 


Louisville, Sep 14—62 


Brandt, Valentine* 


West Point, Apr 16— 65 


Hongli, Chas W 


St Louis, Dec 26—62 


Smith, Chas U 


St Louis, Sep 22—62 


BilderliacU.TliosS 


Polosi 


Hewitt, ST 


Ishpeining, Mich 


Stewart, Stephen N 


Mound City, Oct 2-64 


Bntlles. M M 


Lacrosse 


Hinkley, Orin D, f 


Kiddis, D T 


Skinner, Ansel 


Bowling Green, Jan 23—65 


Billsacli, Win 


Lcne Kock 


Hartford, M P 


Loyal 


Swarf. Win M 


Nashville, July 8—63 


Carpenter, Addison M Cape Gli-ardeau, Oct 3— 62 


Hinkley. D 


Kiddis, D T 


Tu'tle, J B 


Gentry\llle,Mo 


Cnase, Horace 


Maple Works 


Knowlti'ii, Harrison 


Aprs— 62 


Taylor, C R 


Colby 


Cliase, H S 


NeillsvUIe 


Klbby, Abial L Cape Girai'deau, Sept 30-62 


Utiey, D 


Sept 21—62 


Cliapnian, Jonathan St Lonis, Dec 18—6,! 


Longstaff, Hugh 


Minneapolis, Minn 


Utiey, A R 


Clear Lake 


Colnian, EliUu, a 


Fond du Lac 


Longstalf, Hugh 


F'oiid du Lac 


Williams Geo C 


Sept 24-62 


Curtis, Geo 


Jefferson— 62 


Medbery, J W 


Troy 


Wliile, Ch;is 


St Louis, Sr-p 18-62 


Coe, E 1), ed 


Whitewater 


Miller. Ira 


Bouldin Ishand, Cal 


Worley, Wm 


Kingston. July 10-P4 


Dagjjett, Ilillman G 


St Lonis, Nov 30— ea 


Mead, E F* 


L'Anguille. Aug 3—62 


Ward, Alexis J 


Andersoiiville, Jan 1—65 


Delimg, Kobt 


Sliioeton 


Mason, Jos A 


Stevens Point 


Winters, Oleson G 


Pine Hi 1 


Edson, lieniy A 


Cape Girardeau. Get 3— 6j 


Massey, S M 


Alders, la 




D 


Edgarton, C F, f 


Fond dn Lac 


Northrnp, Thos 


Cape Girardeau, Mo 




Evans, Jas 


St Louis, Dec 15—62 


0.-.terhout, Cornelius 


R Helena, Sept 10—62 


Capt Nelson Bruett 


Jefferson 


Fainain, E 


Sliioeton 


Otiy, Jas L 


Olivet 


Capt W W LaGrange-l- Dandrldge, Jan 17—64 


Fainani, E 


Stevensville 


Preston, Jas 


Algona, la 


Cajit Jno Baker 




Geoi-ge. GMtfrled* 


West Point, Apr 10—65 


Preston, Jno B 


Ft Atkinson 


Capt L D Phelps 




Hamilton, JB 


Lansing, Mich 


Piiinain, H C 


Brodhead 


Lt FC Merrill 




Hart, Wm H 


Ft Atkinson, July 13—62 


Russell, F T 


Neenah 


Li G K McGunnegle 




Harrington, J 


Sliioeton 


hollo, Fredtoick C 


Sept 28— 6a 


Lt Theroii H Lane 




Hart, Frank J Patterson, Nov 17—62 
Holderuess, Abraham Fremont. N'eh 


Stabler, Jno, m 
Smith, Chester H 


Hastings, Neb 
Apr 23—62 


Lt Oscar B.irrelt 

Frederick, Geo W, 2d It West Prairie, July 3— P2 


Holmes, E 


Nashville, Dec 23—63 


Slieplieid, A A, broker Fond du Lac 


Patti 11, Thos, corp 


iiOdy vine, J one 4—63 


Howland, A 


Ft Howard 


Stanley, Nathan L 


St Louis, Feb 3—63 


Atwood. Jno. t 


Berlin 


Uelslab, .Ino 


New Albany, Feb 28—63 


Seeber, Alfred W 
Stuart K H 


Louisville, June 29-64 
Haniiltoli 


Barrett, Oscur. m 
Biussett, Chas H,clk 


Fargo, D T 
Berlin 


Hoxie, C J New Taconia, Wash 
JauHsen, Antine Kaukauiia 
Masters LT Ft Atkinson 
MeCune, Jasper H Helena, Any i7— ti2 
McClouslwvy, Dan'lW+ Chalk Bluff, Mar 22- 62 


Tioson, Peter, f 
Ware, Wm P* 
Wright, Frank K 
Westover, Geo 


JAIL 111,1b.-' 11 

Chippewa Falls 

L'Anguille, Aug 3—62 

Marinette 

Prairie du Chien Jan a—6f. 


Barnett, Andrew Oct 25—62 
Craig. A J, f Ripon 
Curtis, Elias Wisconsin 
Clayton, Geo W Ludington, Mich 
Chcsemooic, Nathan R Bowline Green, Jan 10 65 


Moores. Edward P 


Cape Girardeau Oct 5-62 




c 


Carlisle, J H 


Stevens Point 


Miner, Horace, m 


Berlin 




Diezler, Jos 


Einghamton 


McQuinnan, Paul 


Kingston, Aug 29—64 






Foley, Jas 


Seneca 


Moak. I) C, lu 


Milwaukee 


Capt J W Decker 




Frisbee, Caleb 


Helena, Sept 3—62 


Ordsvay, Jno W 


Nashville, July— 64 


Lt L Howland 


Ft Howard 


Ganes, Jno W 


Falls City 


Pickartz, Peter 


Waterloo, Feb 1—65 


Capt H A Chase 




Howaid, S.oloraon H» 


Chalk Bluff, May 15-62 


Petran, August 


Binghainton 


Lt A J Burrows 




Janseii, Lars 


Cape Graham, Oct 13—62 


Skinner, Clias M-|- 


Cape Girardeau, Oct 26—62 


Lt JO Mann 




Kennedy, Moses 


Wisconsin 


Schulter, Hubert 


Barton 


Lt C C Townsend 




McGregor, Jno 


Poysippi 


Swart, Jeremiah D 


Knoxville, Feb 4-«4 


Lt J A Atwood 




McFarland, Wm C 


Et Louis. Oct 18—62 


Shipley, Edwin 


Mather 


Lt C F Heiisford 




I'almer, Chas B 


Lincoln, Neb 


Smith, Wm K 


Macon, May 6—65 


LtC A Petti bone 


Juneau 


Peck,CS,f 


Alexandria, Neb 


Snyder, Geo 


Oshkosh 


Lt U L Palmer 




Peck, Henry W 


Monroe 


Toirey,Sam'l 


Sliioeton 


O'Neil, Michael, sgt'Cape Glrarde.au, Apr 14—63 


Peck, Clement S, f 


Berlin 


Van VIeck, Dors J 


Louisville, Apr 22— 66 


Parsons, Jno T, corp 


* Campbelltown, July31-64 


Uichter. Fred, m 


St Paul, Minn 


Williams, L 




Brebner. Chas 


Northsvood. la 


Kamsdell, Wm H 


Helena, Aug 18-62 


Woltman, August, 


Memphis, Aug 18-62 


Brown. Ellis* 


Campbelltown, July 30—64 


liassinessmer, C-|- 


Knoxville, Jan 3— 64 


Westover Carlos S 


Nicodemns, Kan 


Becker, Jno 


Sep 20—62 


Speare. Jno 


Biiighamton 


Wendt, Fred'k 


Louisville, Apr 16—64 


Cornell, Isham 


Patterson, Deo 15—62 


Soper, Myron J 


St Louis, Oct 2—62 




B 


Coburn, S W, me 


Beaver Dam 


titewart, Robt L 


St Lonis 




Carpenter, Geo A 


Bristol 


Widger, Tbeo 


June 19-62 


Capt G Clinton 


Milwaukee 


Caswell, Wm H 


Van Buren, Dec 11—62 


Wincliell, Seth 


Andersonvllle, Oct 5—64 


Capt E D Town 


Washington, D C 


Castle, Chiis J 


Andersonville.Oct 12—64 




H 


Lt F T Hobbs 


Prairie du Chien 


Crawford, Wm, pa 


Fond du Lac 




Lt (Jeo Brown 




Denny, Jno 


Stockbridge 






Lt F P Esterly 




Dewev , Chas H 


Sep 16—62 


Capt R H Chittenden 




Lt Olson P Clinton 


Waukesha 


Danney, Jno 


Stockbridge 


C;.pt A J Hunt 




Bushnell, Maltliias 


J* L'AngullIe, Aug 3-62 


Doller, Fred 


Waterlord 


Capt S V Shipman 


Chicago, 111 


Brown, Bradley* 


L'Aiiguille, Aug 3— (12 


FeJer. Win A 


Nemo 


Capt PCStil.man 


Lima 


Banker, Sam'l W* 


L'AngullIe, A ug 3—62 


Giiftlih,Win 


Sep i3— ea 


C PtC N Hoag 


Little Rock, Sept l3-6;i 



NATIONAL HOME 




Gen. EDWARD W. HINCKS, 



C:r.-.r 






Capt. W. H. LOUGH, 



itary. 



Dr. A/J. HARE, 



The North- Western Branch 



is beautifully situated, three miles from the City of Milwaukee. It is a capacious brick building containing accommoda- 
tions for l,(;00 inmates. In addition to this building which contains the main halls, eating apartment, ortices, dormitory 
and engine room, are shops, granaries, st.ibles and other outbuildings. The Home farm contains 4i5 acres, of which over 
one-half is cultivated. The remainder is a wooded park traversed by shaded walks and drives, beautifully undulating. The 
main line of the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. I'aul Railway runs through the farm, and the track of the northern division 
passes beside it. 

Who are Admitted and How. 

Soldiers who were disabled in the service of the United Stales in the war of the rebellion, the Mexican war, or the war of 1812, and have been 
honorablv discharged, aie entitled loadniission to the Soldiers' Home. 

Admission is prcicured on a certificate, of which blank forms are fnrnislied to every applicant, setting forth bis enlistment, with date, rank, pli.cj 
of muster and the company, regiment or other organization to wbicii be belonged, and the elate and cause of discharge; and that he is receiving a 
pension. His identity is set forth in the same ceiiificate, and a surgeon's statement of Ills disability and its nature. 

Disabled soldiers, or their friends, county, city and town authorities, police otbceis, gnarilians of the poor and almsbouses, trustees of benevolent 
institutiotis and public or private hospitals throughout the State and counti'y. having knowledge of disabled soldiers, or such persons in their charge, 
are cordially invited to address the commandant by whom the necessary blanks and Instructions will be seut by return mail. 



Labor, Instruction and Amusement. 



Such Inmates as are able to do so, have the opportunity to practice various mechanical trades, or to work on the Home farm, for which they are 
paid a compensation of from $t> lo SiB a month, averaging, all around, about 40 cents per day. Skilled laborers can earn more than these wages. The 
trades practiced are. boot and shoe making, carpenter and joiner work, tin -smithing, plastering and stone masonry, gas fitting, cigar making, broom 
making and basket making. Farming is largely carried on, and some of the finest prodiiets exhibited at the St.ate fairs have been Irom the fields and 
gardens cultivated by the soldiers. All the labor of the iustitution, including care of the building, repairs which are found necessary, and farming 
opei'ations, is done by the inmates. 

The instiiution b.'is an excellent library of 2,500 volumes, contributed by friends of the soldiers iu various parts of the country. The reading room 
contains newspapers and magazines, all ot wliicb are in constant use and requisition bv the inmates. 

This iiLstiintioii is not a public charity, and the disabled soldiers of the country should understand it. The money that supports it bas been for- 
feited by bad soldiers, and has l)een made by Ibe law i f congress, the absolute property of the disabled soldiers of the country. They do not place 
themselves in the list of paupers by becoming inmates of the Hon e 

Nosoldier or soldier's friend visiting Milwaukee will ever regret a call at the Home, where they are always made welcome by its efliclent and 
wovihv commandant. 



WISCONSIN SOLDIEBS AND SAILORS REUNION ROSTER. 



187 



Ciipt H S Town 
Capt Jiio OgiU'ii 
Capt E H Hutc-liiiis 
CaptT VV Joliu-oii 
Capt C H Kusscll 
Capt Edwin Culver, me 
Carson, Wni A, sgt* 
Snider, J;icob, eorp, t 
Seymour, Jno Capo 



Kipou 



Madison 

Tuskegee, Apr 14—65 

Sparta 

Cirardean, Aug 26—63 



Martin, Edwin, corp Mound City. May 17-05 
Addi]iglou, Jas» Geor:;ia, May 25—64 

Harden, Heury D-|- Cape C/irardeau, May 18—63 



Balcer. Hiram 

Cliristenson, A 

Corbin. S V* 

(ijasson. K L 

Cardemau. Geo E+ 

Clason. B L 

Dent, Wni 

Durant. Clias;H+ 

Evans. Edw 

Fayetle, Kobt 

Eredersdurf, Martin* 

Gale, Warren A* 

Hart, Jno, f 

Herriman, Loui.s L 

Hjland, Abuer* 

Hetjus, J P 

Hatcli, Edgar C 

Hniobiug, Barley 

Heiinint;. Isaac 

Hodge, i\,t 

Hiird. Clirlstopher C 

Hill, Kicluird 

.loliuson, Newton S 
Keller, Andrew J* 
Kean. .(asper 
King. Geo A me 
Killips, Clias H 
Moore, Jno G, m 
Mills, Wm F* 
Morgan. Aslier+ 
Noel, Wm 

Ogdei:, Jno, teaclier 
Pierce, A L, f 
Pol Ian, (ieo 
Pasco, Otis 
Powell, .Jesse M 
Pa) son, Pliilo U 
Prjnk, Eugene A 
Stillman.PC, f 
Siiytler, Jacob M 
Sludley, Jno 
Swallow. Cbas 
Sikes. Jno F 
Town. H S, p m 
Tliomas. Geo W 
Tidynian. Jno 
Thomas, Deming H* 
Underwood, G U 
Veder, Merret, £ 
Vanscotes, Eudius G 
Williams, Geo, 1 
Woleott.Maroni 
Wilson, Ailender D 
Warren, Job* 
Waldo, W H 
Waldo, W A 



Bloomfleld, Aug 7—62 
Winneconne 
Whitewater, Apr 24—63 
Beaver Dam 
Apr 18-05 
Beaver Dam 
Andersonville, Aug- -61 
Cape Girardeau, Jime 18—63 
Cape Girardeau, Oct 9—62 
Spring Creek 
Pulaski, Apr 10—65 
WUitewater, Apr 24— 63 
Wild Kose 
62 
Bloomfleld, Sept 11—62 
Fort Atkinson 
Wincliester, Aug 3-63 
Andersonville, Aug 29—64, 
Escanaba 
Colby 
Fox Lake 
July 30—62 
Bloomfleld, la 
Georgia, May 3— 64 
Tullalioma. July. 8—64 
Janesville 
Andersonville, Aug 3—64 
Wanpuu 
L'Aiiguille, Aug 3—62 
Uandridge. Jan I'j— 64 
Furt Atkinson 
Kentucky 
Coloma 
Nashville. July 3—04 
Wliitesburg. July 19—62 
Sparta 
Andersonville, Aug— 64 
Osseo 
Lima Centre 
Sparla 
Colfax 
Cape Girai-deau, Oct 12—62 
Mound City, May 16—65 
Kipon 
NasUville. Feb 5—65 
Mound City, May 13—65 
Centreville, Aprs— €5 
Williamstown, la 
Wanpun 
Andersonville, Aug— 64 
Harrison 
Louisville, Dec 24— 63 
Kingston, Jan ;i— 64 
Bloomfleld, Aug 1—62 
Fort Howard 
Fort Howard 



Capt Jno Hyde 
Capt J H Comstoek 
Capt Milton;Martin 
Lt Newton Ji>nes 
Lt P J Williamson 
Lt C F Perry 
LtH W Gelchell 
Lt J LClinreli 
Lt W E Lan:l) 
Atgel, Franklin V 



Berkley, Jno 
Boundey, Geo 
Bacon. LC 
Bray. Henry 
Bacon. C D 
Blackman, Horace 
Clark, Ira W 
Cooper. A G 
Ci-awford, Wm W 
Carlisle. J H 
Combest, J,i3 
i'auver, S C 
Farmer, Jno 
Foster, Cbas B • 

Fowler, duslin 
Fuller, Jonas 
Greiber. Herman I 
Greiber. Heniy J 
Gallaher. Michael B 
Hetz. Jno 
Harris, Geo 
Knowles, Erastus H 
Kimball, Cliauncey C 
Kijnball, Chase F 
Lemler. Jno 



Baraboo 

St Louis, Apr 20—62 

Kenosha 

Macon, June 4—65 

Kenosha 

Kenosha 

St Louis, Apr 29— 02 

Baraboo 

St Louis, Sept 20— 62 

Stevens Point 

Forest, Oct 22— €4 

LaCrosse 

St Lonis, Apr 13-62 

Bloomfleld. July— 62 

Louisville, Dec 16—64 

July 3—66 

Koxhuiy 

Cartersville, Sept 22-61 

Waterloo, Mar 2— <i6 

Des Arc, Aug 6—62 

Knoxville. Mar 4—64 

St Louis, Apr 6— 62 

Helena, Aug 28— 62 

Ironton. Dec 13—62 

Nashville, Feb 14—65 



Leonai'd, Fernando F Cape Giiarleau June2— 62 
Leslie, Josias Nashotah 

Moore, Erastus VV ittsbui'g. Aug 2—62 

McMiUen, J Clifford St Lonis, Oct 13—62 

Mooieliead. Jno M Greenville. Oct 17- 62 

Monnce. S(iulre Louisville, Mar 3—61 

O'Brien, Pat Winneconne 

Oleson, Nels St Louis, Oct 17—62 

Pease. Marcus A Helena, Aug 21—62 

Roberts, D Crawford Cape Girardeau, Oct 15-02 
Sattler, Augustus Cape Girardeau, May 9—62 

Stevensville 

Nashville, Oct 13—64 

Jeffersonville, Apr 10—65 

Cape Girardeau. June 25—62 

Des Moines, la 

Andersonville, May 10—64 

July 4— 66 



Sanheily, Henry, f 
Sweiison, Kit;ell 
Seager, Geo W 
Vosbnrg. J[io 
Watz, H E 
Wilder. Jno W 
Wurl, Ludwig 



G 



Little Bock, Sept 13—62 



Nashville, Mar 19—64 



Capt C F Robinson 

Capt H S Town 

Capt A S Downs 

Lt S V Shioman 

Lt Wni .Sandou 

Lt J H Barnes 

Lt E T Clark 

Lt G W Chamberlain 

Lt Jos E Mosher 

Lt Geo G Seaton 

Ambrnst. Nic. i 

Breitung. A A 

Beinis, Cbas W. corp 

Combs. Melvin B. corp 

O'R-Jilly, FrankliLi corp 

McLennan. Koderick. corpBridgeport. Mar 31-64 

Mossomann. Gottlieb, f 

Bjornsen, Christen Cape Girardeau, May 18—03 



Bipon 

Chicago, 111 
Wbitestown 



Sevastopol 

Appleton 

Greenville, Jan 10— 6j 

St Lonis, Oct 20—62 

Louisville, Feb 6— 64 



Breitung, Albert A 
Bates, Geo P 
Clark, E W 
Clark, Jas* 
Chase, W 
Cole, Geo R 
Campbell. Henry C, 
Dansan, Aug 
Dollar, Petei- 
Ellis, Brasier R 
Gesser, Jos* 
(ierets, Wm* 
Hayes, Carroll 
Hawes, Philander 
Heiutz. Jno 
Hodge. Geo P 
James. Edw P 



Appleton 

Bloomfleld, May 1—63 

Neenali 

Dandridge, Jan 17—64 

Chasebuig 

St Louis, Dec-62 

e Milwaukee 

Chattanooga. Dec 12—03 

Nashville. Jan 16—05 

Sun Prairie 

Poplar Springs. May 9—64 

Old Church. July 23—64 

Cape Girardeau. Oct 7—62 

Appleton, Jan 27—63 

Alexandria, Nov 26—64 

Jeffersonville. Mar 29—63 

Pilot Knob. Feb 10-63 



Kobernick, Wm 
Lammie, Geo 
Laurence, Wm 
Lohmann, Henry 
Long, Major J 
Meeban, Jos 
Marlon. .las 
Miles, Edwin, f 
McLean. Wm. f 
Miles. C 
Bice. Peter L 
Rolf, Columbus T 
Rowley, Geo 
Rowiey. Schubae! G 
Schumacher, Lonis, f 
Sliover, Frank, c 
Spencer, Wm E 
Sanders. Josiah P 
Snyder. G W 
Sweeney. Martin 
Sprague. Oscar 
'J own, H .S 
Teiuiant. Arthur J 
White. Josiah R 
Wixen, Jesse, Jr 
Ward. David J 
Willard. David A 



Jeff' Barracks, Mar 11 — 6 

St Louis, Oct It— 62 

Windsor, Aug 26— 62 

St Louis, Oct 19—62 

Shannon, Feb 15—63 

Fairfield, Neb 

Jeffersonville, July 29— ft 

Hewett 

Oak Centre 

Neillsville 

St Louis, Dec 17-62 

St Louis, Feb 9—63 

Bowling Green. Jan 9—66 

Nashville. Oct 26-64 

Naswaupee 

Sabula, la 

Sept 26—62 

Weyauwega 

Oslikosh 

Chattanooga, June 18—65 

Oak Centre 

Ripon 

Evansville. Jan 1—65 

Mound City. Oct 29—62 

Richmond. Va 

L uisville. Feb 7-65 

Depere 



H 



Helena, Sept 3-62 



Capt L M B Smith 

Capt Jas L Sprague 

Lt J M Comstoek 

Lt A B Hudson 

Lt J Willard 

Lt VV S Cooper 

Lt F A Blood 

Lt N S Chambers 

Saunders. J H, 1st sgt Cape Girardeau Oct 6—62 

Greenwood. S M, sgt* Varnells Station. Mar 9-64 

Wilkins. Albeit, sgt Stevenson, Oct 13—63 

Hale. Jno. sgt St Louis. Aug 26—62 

Daniels. Alvah D, sgt Cincinnati. Apr— 64 

FisU. Israel P. sgt Andersonville. Aug 16—64 

Fenton, Wm H. corp* Blornnlleld, Apr 29— 63 

Ru^sell. Jas. corp Cape Girardeau. Oct 7—62 

Aiiisworth, Henry M Memphis, Oct 2—62 



Bugby. Wm 
Bock, Chas 
Bi'ook. Edwin 
Bradford, Chas 
Cole, Ezi-a 
Cooper, E H 
Curtis. Robert 
Ciouch, Hiram J 
Clute, Chas W 
Carter, Thos N 
Cavanaugh, Jno 
Darling. Irvin C 
Dietrich, Gnstav 
Darling. Irenus 
Dygert, Geo H 
Everson. Ole 
Ferguson, Jno* 
Frank. Jno 
Fullei'. Lewis 
Fluno, Oscar 
Fisk, Perry G 
Fisk. Alpinmzo 
Gordon. Edwin 
Green. G L 
Grover, Geo 
Gordon. B. 1 
Hezeltine. Jno F 
Holbrook, M 
Hunter. Wesley W 
Hanson. Tlios 
Kline, Jacob 
Kurtz. Romancus 
Knapp, E 



Fairwaler, Jinie 3—62 

Niishville, Feb 20-64 

Andersonville, June 22—64 

Neillsville 

St Louis. May 20—65 

LaCrosse 

St Lonis, Oct 6-62 

Madison. Apr 6— 64 

N.ishvilie. July 9—64 

Keokuk. Feb 18-05 

Andersonville. Aug 9—64 

St Louis. Apr H— 62 

Cape Girardeau, Nov 30—62 

Nashville, Oct 25—63 

New Albany, June 13—64 

Nashville. Dee 10—03 

^Ve,st Point, Apr 16-66 

Helena, Sept 16—02 

Racine, Mar 18—02 

Andersonville, Aug 16—64 

Andersonville 

Andeisonville 

Louisville, Dec 15-04 

South Haven. Mich 

Keokuk, Dec 25—64 

Waupun 

Helena. Sept 14—62 

Lime Centre 

Andersonville, Aug 1—64 

Cape Girardeau. Sept I4 — 63 

Mnkwanago 

Patterson, Oct 26—62 

Clarks Mills 







MR. and MRS. JOHN E. GARVIN, late of Chicago, respectfully inform the public that they have leased the celebrated 

HUNTER FOUNTAIN AND HOTEL, 

and are now ready to receive guests. The house has been newly furnished throughout, and no finer suites of 
rooms can be found in the L'nittd States. Their table will be superior in every respect. Tlie House is located 
on Lake Winnebago, near the Junction of the C. & N. W. Ry, and S. & F. du L. Ry, in the city of Fond du 
Lac, and has all the natural advantages offered by other resorts, besides the wonderful fountain, which Is acknowltdged 
to contain more medicinal properties than any spring in America JJath Rooms have been added to the House and water . 
from these springs will be used. 

Medical advice can be obtained in the house. The price of board with rooms, at $10 and $12 per week, according to location. 
This celebrated water will be shipped to any point, delivered at depots in Fond du Lac. For further particulars address, 



^©S 



m^^^EM 



^-rn'Mm m-w &^'©i 



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N. B.— A fine fleet of Yachts have been put upon the Lake this season, and row boats are in abundance. Good fish- 
ing and hunting may always be found. 



(Commercial ||iiion ^^^urance ( 







Uniiei States Branch, 37 and 39 Wall Street. New York. 



3LTE"V7" -Y-OXaS: ^0-A.IB33 OE' XlIieECTOS^S. 

"WM. ALLEN BUTLER, Cliairman. EUGENE DUTILH, Vice Cliaiinian 

G. S. BOWDOIN. Moilou. Bliss & Go. E. S. JAFFKA V, E. S. JalTray & Cq 

DAVID A. WELLS. JOHN T. TEltKY, E. U. Morgan & Co. 

S. VAN KEN3SELAER CKUGEK, Pies. Orient lus. Co. 



ALFRED PELL, Kesident Manager. CHARLES SEWELL, Ass't Man'i 



"CTEiitsa. states Sranclj- Sta.tei5a.e3a.t. 

Reserve for Total Liabilities, ineludinp; Re-insurauce in the 

United States S58i,393 13 

Net Surplus. 1st Ji,uuary, 1S79 9i'2. tiri2 92 

$1,4W.W0 05 

XJ033.3.022. Crfice Sta.tem.cia.t. 

Capital paid up in Casli ?l,250,nno 00 

Reserve lur all Liabilities, including Ke-insurance 2,i43,3(io 55 

NetFire Surplus 2.2!i 3.iu6 55 

Fire Assets S6,t86,4u7 10 

Subsiibed Capital for wliieU tlic Stockholders are person- 
ally liab!e, not ytt called in .?11,260,000 00 

All Losses ill the Western Department promptly paid through the 
Chicaj^o Olliee, 

WESTERN DEPAR TMENT, 164 La Salle St.. Chicago 

C. F. MULLENS, :K.S3ia.e3=Ll: Sscreta-xjr. 



H, A, BOND, 



WM, H, HANCHETT, 



BOND & HANCHETT. 



MAKUFACTUBEES OF 



Milwaukee Cream Colored, Common & Pressed 




Yard, Foot of 13th Street. 



MILWAUKEE 



WISCONSIN, 







wiscuNsm 


8OLDIERS Ai«JD 


SAFLORS REUNIOiJ ROSTER. 


189 


Lolidell. Daniel 


Nashville. Api 9—61 


Capt C S Wicks 




Giffin-d, Harrison 


Pilot Knob, Ji,n 1—63 


PiUsbury, Adoniram J Andeisoiiville, Sept 11-64 


LtG DCoyle 




Giimih. L 


Neillsville 


PiitiKiin. G S 


Ilini;;litoii. iMieli 


Lt E S Chase 




Hliiman, Albert !>-(- 


Cleveland, Apr 1—64 


I'osey. Erwiu 


Cleveland, Mar2fl-6i 


Lt J C At water 




Ilalstead. Win. me 


Sturgeon Bay 


Koseberrv. Cli;i.s 


Andersonviile 


Lt C VV Clinton 


Murfreesboro, Mar 20—64 


Hanson. Hans C 


Brownsville, Jan 4—63 


Stev<-Msoa,Heiman 


HCapeGirardean, Oct 7— fi2 


Lt P B Laineraux 




Jones, Sam'l 


Cape Girardeau, June— 62 


Slay. Jas 


Nashville. July 3—64 


Allen, DA 


Neillsville 


Jones, Evan E 


Cape Girardeau, Oct 27—62 


Stanley, Lewis 


Bowlins; Gieen, Feb 14— G5 


Adams, Ira 


Helena, Sept 23—62 


ICIampe. L G 


Janesville 


S()niet\'i!le. Win J 


Andersonviile 


Allen, Daniel 


Loval 


Kellogg, T M 


Kaukauiia 


Snihli, Will H 


Edsefield July 5—65 


Baker, liussell W Cape Girardeau, Sept 3ci— 12 


Lee, Joseph K 


Patterson, Aug 29—62 


Talbnt, Jasper* 


Mossy Creek, De.-:'4— 03 


Bieitaa, Cioltlieb 


Lomira 


Lamberte, P J 


Roxbury 


Trexler, Henry J 


Indianapolis, Sept 25—04 


Bronsoii, Homer 


Cape Girardeau, Oct It— 02 


Loos* y Jno 


Andersonviile, Aug 9—64 


Tny.-lluis 


Andersonviile 


Bolianimn, Geo W 


Kaciiie 


Miicklow, David 


Wisconsin, Oct— 63 


Vaii\'alin. Henry+ 


Bloonifield.Sept 12—02 


Blissett. David F 


Patterson, Dec 2 -62 


McFadUen, Hugh 


Andersnuville, Aug 9—414 


VanVleek, Eveiett 


Cape (iirardeau. .Ian ^■ — 03 


Bntterfield, Lyman C 


Nashville, July 7-64 


McCormick, Ebenezer Andersonviile, July 6— 64 | | 


Viek.J 


Andersonviile, Sept 28—64 


Bush, Henry E 


Loui.sville. May 12—66 


Potter, Geo* 


Georgia, May 2—64 


Walpat, AH L 


Kiislilord 


Cu.sliman, Jas 


Etuwali, Apr ri- 64 


Potter. Pliny 


Little Prairie 


Wjiiian. Eil^'ai* 


West Point, A|n-lo— ts 


Crapo, Win 


Louisville, Feb 22—04 


Peak, Fred 


St Louis, Oct 24- 62 


Winn.StHplu.n VV 


Belleviie. Feb 4—63 


Clarou, DeWitt 


0-age, la 


Paget t. Mead R 


Ft Atkinson 


Winn, J no H 


North Cla> ton 


Carey, Ernest D 


Bowling Green. Jan 9—65 


Pagett.Clias W 


Mound City, Nov 15—62 


Wliitiuger, Daniel W Albauville 


Caf-'go. Lester L 


Milwaukee 


Pagelt Mead R 


Helena, Sep 16— 62 




I 


Diaper. T S 


Ea^le 


Koberts. Jonas 


Cape Girardeau, Oct 12—61 


♦ 


Ellis. BrasierR 


Sun Prairie 


Redick, Royal 


Nashville 






Edwards, Allaire H 


Helena. Aug 16—62 


Reynolds, W L 


Jefferson 


Capt W M noyt 




Forbes, L D 


Dices. Minn 


Rice, Anson P 


Nashville 


('apt C L I'ciitei- 




Gray, Orrion 


West Fork. Ark 


Itasmusseii, Gorgen 


Andersonviile, Aug 15—04 


Capt (J A rettibone 


Juneau 


Gannon, l^eander 


Nashville, Mar 19-64 


Stevens, Jared L-|- 


St Louis, July 12—64 


Capt A B Evarts 




Griese, Willielm, me 


Plymouth 


Sliafet. S 


Weston 


Lt J II Mni'iisnn 




Henderson, Jas, Jr 


Kipon 


Slater. Wni-H 


Atlanta. Apr i4— 64 


U II S Scluiyler 




Holsapple, Rowland 


St Louis, Oct 10—62 


Sliarp. Jas H, sgt 


Beaver Dam 


Lt.Iiio Rakei- 




HodKeii'an, Oliver 


Brook field Junction 


SIdDiier, Eii 


Ciipe Girardeau. Oct 31-02 


Lt M 1' Kliine 




Huntington, Almon S 


M.idison, May 14— <i4 


Stacy, Jno 


Ca|ie Gir irdeau, Nov — 02 


Lt .1 IC Bnniett 




Ingersoll. Jno S 


St Lonis, Nov 13—02 


Sliiigerland. Jno 


Andeisonville. .Aug <0— 64 


Lt W G Cniiper 




Jeiinin.i;s. Juo W 


Cleveland, Aiir2:— 1;4 


Thorn Peter E 


Andeisoiiville. Aua2'.i— 04 | 


Lt W IlMlelinis 




Kress, l.ouis 


Beaver Dam 


Tantoii, Win 


Elk .Mound 1 


Lt Jno Lillle 




Kilts. Chas 


Sepi 2.6— <>2 


■| ripp, David 


Andersonviile. Jul\ 2.'r— m 


Lt H i> O'Connor 




LoiigslaH, Thos 


Nashville, A pr 29—64 


Vallee. Anthony 


Audiisoiiville. Sep .6— 64 


Lt E D Town 


■Washington, D C 


LeFevie, Henry 


May t— 62 


Vohost.OH 


Andersonviile, July 6—04 


l.t ST Hewitt 




Mitchell, Newell S 


Memphis, Sept .'—62 


Webb, 1 arey C* 


L'Anguille, .\iig 3 — 62 


Lt H CTaibox 




Moore, Jas C 


Osseo 


Weaver. Geo W* 


Georgia, Jlay 9—64 


Abeils, Win 11* 


Scatterville, Aug 3— 12 


Norton. Henry D 


Macon, May 8— 05 


Wilson. Christophe 


"Cape Girjirfieau, Seji 1.6 — 6i 


Aielieii. Cliria 


Patterson, Jan 25—63 


Arlh. Peter 


Lawrenceburg. Teiiii 


WelconiH. Edwin D 


AlidelsoMvi le. Ma) 3'— 61 


Alwond. Juo 


St Louis. June '—62 


Platte, chasM 


BloomDeld, Sept 1—62 


Welton, Moses 


An del. ^01 Mlie, June 13 — 64 


Barns, M. 1 


Menoiniiiee Falls 


Kyan, Thos 


Kaciiie 


Walralh, Juo 


Andersonviile, Aug 16—64 


Barnes. D, 1 


Menominee Falls 


liobinson, M 


Winneconne 




M 


Bainett, J K 


Neeiiali 


Sui'Ver, Flank 


Sabnia, la 




Bitiwn. Lneius 


Beseobel 


Tiuesdell.Piulander* 


L'Anguille, Aug 3—62 






BiaillieM. Geo 


Cape Girardean, Apr 2S— «;3 


Turner. Jno A 


St Louis, Oct 10—02 


Capt Newton Jones 




Ciaij!. Eilw 


Cape Girardean, Oct 8—02 


Tillottson, S 


Njiidivilte, July 1.6— 04 


Capt L J Davis 




Collinstai, Win 


Patterson, Dec 2(>— 02 


Uiiger, W J 


Nashville, Mav 2if— 04 


Lt G W Bnrrer 




Deciindie.s, Jas D 


Oct 0—62 


Valentine, Geo 


Winchester. Julv 25—63 


Lt J A Owen 




Downes, Jno W 
Feiihaiis, Casper 


Nashville 
Nansarc 


Wright. Franklin W Cape Girardeau, Oct ilK-62 


Lt C Caldwell 
Lt J K Hem'ng 


Weyauwega 


Gooili-icli, iJelos 


Steven.son, Feb 2o— 64 






Lt W L Jacobs 




Goodiieli, (' Perry 
llorlon, AUrian+ 


Ft Alkinson 
Arkansas, Am; 5—02 




.-. 


Lt Jno Ojiden 
Lt H K Staples 




lleek.Jaeob Mihvankee 
Hoitoii.'Eli D Oakes 
MatliwiK, Louls-I- Stevenson, Jnne 8— (» 
lleKiiMle.^ , Isiebolas H Nabliville. Mav 7— 15 


Capt H Harnden 


Madi.ton 


Lt C F Warner 
Dana, Wm M 


Eushford 


CaptT Bateman 
Capt J L Steward 


Empire Prairie 
Koseudale 


Snepard. Ed R, sgt 
Gray, Geo G. sgt 


Nashville. Mar 25-64 
Florence. Sept 15—64 


MeGowan, A J 


Fond (In Lac 


Lt H Hillard 


Chicago, 111 


Taylor, Ed D 


Chickasaw, Mar 5- 65 


MeGowan, A J, f 


Unniiltuii Mills 


LtTB lloberts 




Brown, Chauncey* 


Cape Girardeau, May 18—63 


Newbert', Kicli M 


Helena, Sept 10—62 


Lt J JI Waterman 




Brown, Wesley J 


Lind 


Obernure, Flank* 


Jonesboro, Aii^ 2—62 


Lt TC Ankeny 


Johnsonville, Tenn 


Brooks, Martin 


Lind 


Kallell, Benj* 


Jonesboi'o, Any ■„— 02 


LtJ L Ackley 




Brook, .ludah 


Lind 


Itainspies. Fred 


Cape Girardeau, Nov 10—03 


Emerick, Jno. sgt Cape Girardeau, Mar 26— 63 


Bourne, ('has L 


Kingston, Sept 28—64 


Kiiyeis. W A 


Nashville 


Bi-andt, Andris. sgt 


Madison, Dec 27— 63 


Biist. steohen 


Millsion 


Stanley, Edw* 


Joneslioro, Aug 2—12 


Kichinond, Byron, corp Andersonviile. Dec 6— 64 


Chittenden, Thos 


Carlton, Neb 


Suwerby, Jno* 


J».«nesboro, Aug 2 — 62 


Brail, Eli-f 


Daudrldge, Jan 17—64 


Cooley, Ed 


Patterson, Nov 13—62 


Seliuek, IVter* 


Jonesboro, Auj; 2— ■ 2 


Brager, Winslow 


Hebron, Neb 


Caldwell, C 


Lind 


Sainpey, Tlius 


Benton Barracks, Mar— 62 


Bonhamer. Jacob 


Cape Girardeau, Oct 31— <!2 


('rowfoot, .Jas 


Cape Girardean, May S—Bi 


Skinner, NeLson G 


Barnsville, Jan 6—63 


Brindley, Kobt 


Mount Ida 


Dumphy. An.sel W 


Nashville. June 7—61 


Williams, Geo li* 


Jonesboro, Aug '2 — <;2 


Biiggs, Irving 


Andersonviile. Aug 8—64 


Harvey. Newton T 


Cape Girardeau. Oct 8-62 


WillLs, Osear F* 


Jonesboro, Aui; 2—62 


Bndson. Jno P 


Andersonviile, Aug 9 — 64 


Hoke. G H 


Sextonville 


Ware, Geo F 


Oct 10—02 


Crook, Chatham* 


Mossy Creek, Dec 29—63 


Hawley, Newton T 




Walker, W 11, ed 


Peabody, Kan 


Coats, ST 


Neenah 


King, Geo H 




Zininier, Peter 


Cape Girardeau, Dec 15—62 


Curtis, Jas E 


Helena, Sep 18—6? 


Lathrop. Stanley E, 


cl Atlanta, Ga 






Dai;el Jno 


Andersonviile. July 13—64 


McMtt, Jno B 


Waterloo. Mar .5— 6:1 




K 


Duliie, Edw 


Andersonviile, Apr 27—64 


viarsh. Homer* 


Hopkiusville. Dec 17—61 




Davenpmt, Win 


Milieu, Nov 6— 64 


Myers. Peter 


Union Glove 


Capt A S SeatoQ 




Friddle, Nicholas* 


Auguille, Aug 3-62 


Oakes, Harvey 


Cape Girardean, May 18— 62 















MAGNETIC FOUNTAIN OF HEALTH 

AND SU MMER RESORT. 

Recommending to the Invalid Portion of the Public the Extraordinary 

Curative Properties of the Magnetic Saline Waters of George 

Hunter's Artesian Fountain and Summer Resort. 



Tliere is no intention of advertising 
patent medicines, but to present to the 
puljiic a tliorougli cliemical analysis of 
ttie saline water, and a vast array of 
facts, and certificates, of wonderful 
ciires by tlie use of it. Sufficient to 
convince the most skeptical that a very 
extraordinary discovery was accident- 
ally made at Fond du l^ac. by Mr. 
George Hunter, of a 

GREAT NATURAL REMEDY 

for many of the ills and disea.s'^s which 
poor frail humanity is subject to in this 
changeable climate. If the reader will 
have patience to read to the end he will 
be presented with evidence lljat must 
convince all rational minds that there 
is no intention to deceive or niis'e id 
the most credulous, and only a simple 
desire to 

BENEFIT THE AFFLICTED. 

Prof. Tyndall, F. R. S., of England, 
the most advanced scientist of the age, 
in his very popular illustrated lectures 
in Boston and New York, last year, 
said, that " the polari/,alion of the ulti- 
mate molecules of matter by magnetic 
force surrounded each molecule with 
an intelligence that caused tliem to 
select their appropriate places in the 
formation of mineral compounds." 
The Saline waters of Mr. li. inter's Ar- 
tesllan fountain are an evidence of the 
correctness of Prof. Tyndall's asser- 
tions. 

These waters tlow through and over 
mineral rock highly charged with 
magnetism, which polarizes tlie mole- 
cules of mineral salts and causes them 
to permeate the water in that propor- 
tion which makes it pleasant to the 
taste, 

HEALTUFUL, AND CURATIVE 

in an eminent degree. 

Learned and eminent physicians may 
have an accurate laiovvledge of diseases 
that beset frail humanity, and may 
know well how to coiupound med cines 
proper fur the cure of those diseases 



but modern mercenary craft and cun- 
ning often defeat the best intentions 
and experienced knowledge of the 
ablest M. D.'s, by adulterating the 
drugs of which medicines are made. 
But iii Nature s great chemical labora- 
tory there are no mercenary motives to 
stimulatecunning devices in adulterat- 
ing drugs; an honest intelligence se- 
lects the materials and compounds the 
medicines that will 

CURE ALLDISEASES 

that flesh is lieir to, if we are wise and 
industrious enough to hunt up and 
make tlie proper selections of medicines 
which an All-Wise Power has placed 
all around us. The Magnetic Saline 
waters are made in the bowels of the 
earth, where the drugs are pure. 

All statements made in these pages 
in regard to the extraordinary curative 
properties of the Magnetic Saline wa- 
ters, will be sustained by the evidence 
of unimpeachable witnesses— ladies 
and gent'emen of respectability, who 
have been cured or much benefited by 
using the water, and know from actual 
experience the truth of their testimony. 

OF MINERAL WATERS. 

Mineral or medical veins of water 
are formed in the bowels of the earth 
by the percolation of fresh water 
through and over the deposits of soda, 
magnesia, polassa, and iron, (some- 
times magnetic), and their compound 
salts— chlorides, carbonates, and sul- 
phates, in greater or less proportions. 

Anciently, only those veins that 
found their way to the surface through 
natural channels (called springs or 
pools) were used medicinally for the 
cure of diseases. Many of such springs 
or pools, found in all parts of the world 

HAVE BEEN CELEBRATED, 

in all ages, for their curative (jualities. 
Some of them have a continuous flow, 
while others flow periodically, or are 
intermittent like the hot springs in 
volcanic districts and the pools of 



Bethesda and Siloam in ancient Judea 
of which it is recorded that an 

ANGEL CAME DOWN 

at certain seasons and troubled the wa- 
ters, when vast numbers of invalids, 
possessed of variou.s diseases, went 
down to the pools, bathed in and drank 
of the waters, and were healed. But 
since llip iniuguration of art^^sian 
wells, many of these medicinal veins of 
water have been brought to the surface 
by drilling or borinij deep into the 
earth, and these artesian fountains are 
generally found to possess much 

MORE EFFECTIVE 

curative properties than any natural 
springs oi pools known to mankind. 

Such of Nature's simple substances 
as permeate the water which (lows 
from JMr. Hunter's fountain, are now 
extensively used by the best physicians 
in comiiounding medicines for the cure 
of diseas 's, and the learned M. D. who 
is lucky enough to secure these materi- 
al.i unadulterated, will always be re- 
garded as the most successful practi- 
tioner. 

ACCIDENTAL DISCOVERY OF TUE 
MINER \L WATEl;. 

A thousand drafts upon the fountain 
hi ad. or water supply to the ordinary 
fountains, considerably lessened the 
force of the flow of many of them, until 
iu many parts of the city they ceased to 
rise above the surface of the ground. 

Mr. Hunter, being in need of a great- 
er supply of water than the ordinary 
fountains could furnish, and a purer 
quality, concluded to sink an artesian 
well into a lower strata of the limestone 
rock; believing that if he could strike 
a vein of water at a lower base, a surti- 
cient quantity of pure water would be 
obtained adapted to his wants. Mr. 
Hunter, with a view of testing his theo- 
ries in this regard, procured the services 
of John Dobyns, Esq., an experienced 
well-.lriller, who sunk a fountain until 
. the 

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WISCONSIN SOLDIERS AND SAILORS REUNION 


ROSTER. 


I'Jl 


Ogden.Jno, teacher 


Ky and Tenn 


Maj Edwin Skewes.^d bat Neosho, Nev 


Glover, Geo 


Mound City, Sept 8-62 


Owens, Jno A, a 


Chicago, lU 


Maj Edw D Luxton, 3d bat 


Gorder, Aulins 


Helena, Oct 16—62 


Pool, Abe Cartersvllle, Aug 15—62 


Maj Geo N Richmond, 3d bat 


Grabon, Fred'k 


Cairo, May 8—64 


Pickett. H S 


Neillsville 


Maj Geo W Ring, 3d bat 


Godale, Jno M, me 


Gosher..;Mich 


Putney. J B 


Lind 


Surg Clark G Pease Janesville, June 27—64 


Green, Walter 


Bangor 


Robinson, Sam T, r r agt 


Cassopolis, Mich 


Surg Moses P Hanson Milwaukee 


Hanson, Jacob 


Vicksburg, July 28—64 


Kogers, David 


South Haven, Mich 


A Surg Alex McBean 


Johnson, Bennett 


Clinton, July 22-G3 


Sliepaid, Chester C 


Wood worth 


A Surg Augustus H Guernsey 


Johnson, Elmore S 


Vicksburg, Oct 26-04 


Scott, Kich L Cape Girardeau, Oct 5—62 


A Surg J Seaton Kelso Ackley, la 


Knudson, Geo 


Memphis, May 20—63 


Shepards, Chester C 


Kenosha 


Chap Wm H Brisbane 


Leach, Alfred J 


Memphis, Mar 1—64 


Somerniau, Aug 


Nashville, Mar 8—64 


Chap Benj L Brisbane 


Martin, Jas 


Mound City, Sept 10—62 


Taggavt. Geo \V 


Weyauwega 


Adj Wm H Morgan 


Miller, Isaac 


Helena, Dec 26—62 


Van Henton Jno M 


Knoxville, Feb 1—64 


Adj Jos P Scott Lacrosse 


Neilson, Neils, elk 


Deadwood, D T 


Wheeler, Geo H 


Beaver Dam 


Adj Jas R Woolfenden Neosho, Mo 


Reynolds, Alsop C 


Helena, Sept 22—62 


Whitney.JuoC 


Weyauwega 


Q M Geo C Russell 


Stall, Frank, 


Keokuk, Nov 1—62 


Warren, Moses Scott 


Helena, Sept 17—62 


ii M Henry P George 


Sehields, chas H 


Necedah 


Woolsey, Rich J 


Lind 


Q M Geo S Race 


Sissin, S 


La Cro.sse 


Winters, Perry An 


dersonville. May B— 63 


Com Jas B Bradford 


Thompson, Jos C 


Mound City, Sept 10—32 


White, N L 


Lind 


Com Prosper L Knappen 


Williams, Thos 


Hines lilulf , June 15—63 


Walker, Abe E 


Richmond, Feb 28—64 


B.^TTALION AD.IUTANTS. 


Wilbur, Cornelius 


Mo River, May 17—62 


WiUiaius. Lyman, c 


Sacramento, Cal 






c 


Young, Enoch 


L'Angnille, Aug 3—62 


l-Horatio H Virgin 






t 


2— O.iver Gibb.s 






UNASSIGNED. 


3 — Jos E Scott 


Capt Reuben R Wo od | | 


Anderson, Peter 


Elk Mound 




Capt iMyron W Wood 


East Oakland, Cal 


Arndt, P S, ph 


Kenosha 


BATT.VLION QUARrERSHSTERS. 


Capt Dan'l L Riley 


Libbey, la 


Beutz, J, 1 


Taycheedah 


1— Chas H Cox 


Lt Cluuincey Blanche 


r 


Breed, Calvin 


Whitehall 


2— Wm Bones 


Lt Jno Showalter 


Bee town 


Church, Dan P 


Leadville, Co 


3— Sam Elmore Rnndle 


Lt Francis A Tobie 




Clough, W 


Oshkosh 




Blakesley, Geo W, sgt Jefferson City, Hay 21— 62 | | 


Clemens, D C 


Elroy, 


A 


Wells, Henry K,sgt 


Redbone, Nov 23— (3 


Chambers, Nichohis 


Racine 


Jones, Jas W, corp 


Mound City, Oct 8—62 


Diner, Henry 


Shiocton 


Capt Wm Woods 


Campbell, Jno. corp 


St Louis, Feb 20—63 


Downay, Ed, r r shop 


Minneapolis, Minn 


Capt Andrew J Palmer 


Shanley, Jas JI, corp 


Ander.sonville, Jan 27—66 


Ertt. .Jacob 


Beaver Dam 


Lt Napoleon Boardiiian 


Brandlin, Philip 


Redbone, Feb 27-61 


Gill, Wm 


Rock Grove, 111 


Lt Chas Adamson Nov 16—65 


Cooper. Wm J 


Helena, Aug 18-62 


Gove, It L 


Waukesha 


Lt Henry Decker 


Cook, Lynn B 


Andersonville. July 7—64 


Gone, 1! L 


WanUesha 


Lt Geo T Williams 


Cook. Orson J 


Vicksburg, July 27—64 


Hamilton, Jesse B 


Lansing, Mich 


Lt Chas E Joubert 


Campbell. Chas C 


Vicksburg, Aug 2—64 


Hankiii, J 


Blair 


Lt Erastus Moore 


Dean, Elhanan \V 


Jelf Ban aeks, Jan 33- C3 


Hurd,CC, f 


Waupun 
Enimetsburg, la 


Lt Geo S Phelps, Co Judge ' Medford 


Davis, Joshua 


Memidiis, Jan 2ti— <;5 


Hamiitiin, G M 


Stowe, Wm H, Helena, Oct 8—62 


Gianey, Win 


Cliicago, Nov 27—64 


Hovvlaiid, L, ni 


Ft Howard 


Trowbridge, Dan'l P LaCrosse, Feb 7—65 


Gulick, Edw D 


Helena, Oct 8— 62 


Horr, A iM 


Winneconne 


Dawson, Win S, Helena, Auj 10—62 


Huson, Peter E 


Helena, Sep 27—62 


Jensen. Louis 


Kenosha 


Adams, Dan'l J Spiingfield, Feb 21—63 


Hicks, Wm 


Memphis, Jan 20—63 


Jones, Newton 


Geneva, O 


Anderson, Martin Lamarliue, May 26—65 


Holloway, Jas F 


Vicksburg, Aug 6—64 


Keyes, H W, sgt-maj 


Beaver Dam 


Cook, S A. m Unity 


Hocl, .Jacob .J 


Vicksburg, Aug 10—64 


Kettler, A, I 


Byron 

Plymouth 

East Claridon, 


Dick, Jno W, f Brolhertown 


Hezer, Aaron E 


Aug 13—64 


Lisa, 


Dick, D, £ Brothertown 


Irish, U P. f 


Hurricane Giove, la 


Maslick, Julius 


Fowler, Laton, c Brothertown 


Johnson. Jas 


Florence, Feb 26— 65 


Sharp, Jas H, £ 


EIo 


Garnty, Pat* Lane's Prairie, May 20—34 


Kee, Lindsay 


Helena, Sep 28-02 


.Smith, JN, £ 


Oakfield 


Haniniar, A H, t Brotliertown 


Koonse, Chas 


Potosi, Sep 0—64 


Stalil, Jonas 


V/***iil^lVl 


Holdridge, Geo C Cairo, Nov 30—64 


Kile, Geo 


Helena, Jan 6—65 


Smith. Rich 


Kewaunee 


ILiwley, Jno Hempstead, Sept 25—05 


Lander, Isaac N 


Keokuk. Oct 28-62 


Slephan, Clais, f 


N.isewaupee 


Hopkins, H H, £ Nashua, la 


Murray, Wni G 


Mo River, May 10—62 




Jenkins, E. mf Rosendale 
Lytic, Albert U Sept 5—62 
Marcy, Geo W, f Nashua, la 


McKee, Jno E 


A'ieksbui-g, July 4—64 




Mathews, Peter 


Vicksburg, Aug 2—64 






Mcintosh, Jno L 


Cairo, Sep 1—64 


SECOND CAVALRY. 


Males, David* lanes Prairie, May 26—64 


Mullaly, Jno 


Vicksburg, Oct 13-64 






Monroe, S H, f Lamartine 


McCorinick, Jno 


Vicksburg, Oct -26-64 


Three years. Organized Marcli 12th, 18C2. 


Pangborn, Henry Wisconsin, Apr 5—65 


Peniber, Francis L 


Helena, Nov 11—02 


Oiiginal strengtli, 1127, gain by recruits, etc., 


Stiingham, W H, £ Eldorado 


Palmer, Horatio K 


Vicksburg, Sep 19—64 


I3jj;i. Total. 2510. Death 


loss, 2a3— Killed in 


Sigsby, Jas H+ Vicksburg, July 1 3—04 


Page Edwin J 


Vicksburg, Oct 27—64 


action, 16, died of wounds. 


4, o£ disease, 265, of 


Willis, Geo, £ Eldorado 


Runnion, Sam'l B 


Potosi, Aug 31— f4 


accidents, 8. Other losses 


, 676— missing, 5, de- 


B 


Stonehouse. Edw 


St Louis, iMay i3— 02 


sertions, 103, transfers, 


33, discharges, 635. 


Schlosser, Henry J 


Vicksburg, Aug 1-81 


Strength at muster-out, 


November, 1865, 1541. 


Capt Albert W Bishop 

Capt Jno Whytock 

Capt Thos LaFIesh Nevins 


Stewart, Martin V 


Vicksburg, Aug 24—64 


Campaigns in Mo., Ark., Miss., La., Texas. 

REGIMENTAL ROSTER, 


Sulton, Hugh 
Showalter, Levi 


Ripley, Mar 9—65 
Beetown 


Col C C Washburn 


LMinneapolis, Minn 


LtiJrin H Stone 

Lt Jeremiah S McDaniel 




D 


Col Thos Stephens 
Col Nicholas H Dale 




L PurcellS Reppy 
Lt Jno Sterteps 


Capt Geo F Hartwell 
Capt Jos H Burnell 




Lt Col Levi Sterling 




Lafreniere, Chas B, corp Redbone, Oct 10—63 


Capt Chas S Bentley 


Dubunne, la 


Lt Col Will H Miller 




McKea, Thos, corp Kedbone.Sept ■2B-«3 


Capt Geo W Noble 


Chicago, 111 


Lt Col H Eugene Eastman 




Allen, Chas E St Louis, Jan 26-63 


Lt Kubt C Barrows 




LtCol Will Woods 




Burton, David H July 8—62 


Lt Oscar Muipliy 




Lt Col ^e\vton De Forest 




Bates, J A, f Midland, Midi 


Lt Samuel L Barnell 




Maj Win H Miller, 1st bat 




Barlow, E La Crosse 


Lt Danl' Mears, £ 


Osceola Mills 


Maj Myron W Wood, 1st bat 


Dyke, Jos M Helena, Sept 15—62 


Lt Chas H Cox 




Maj Jno Whytock,2d bat 




Fuller, Geo VV yicksburg, Oct 18—04 


Lt L D Drummond 


Missoula, MontTer 



192 



HUNTER'S MAGNETIC FOUNTAIN OF HEALTH AND SUMMER RESORT. 



Coiilliuied frnni pa'ie 190 
iiinp:kal jiocK 

was reached, and drilled into twenty- 
seven feet, (in all, one hmulred and 
eiglity-seven feet deep) wlieii a vein of 
water was reached with sufficient force 
to thiow it far above the surface of the 
ground. A gentleman of some experi- 
ence in mi.ieral waters visitini? the 
fountain, and noticiug its sparUling 
effervescence, suggested tliat the water 
ini^ht be magnetic and medicinal, and 
to test It held an 

OUDI.N'AIIY JACK-KXIFE 

in the stream as it flowed from the 
jiipe. In a few niouients the knife was 
highly charged with magnetism, so that 
eiiihl and ten penny n.iils could be lift- 
ed with ease, by tlie attraction of the 
magnetized knile. These peculiarities 
of tlie water to in attracted atten i)n, 
and iiwakened curiosity, and many 
rheumatic and other invalids ii' the 
neigliborhood. wlio had tried various 
remeilies without receiving only tem- 
porary relief, iuimedialely began to u-ie 
llie mineral water, both for drinking 
and bathing purposes, and 

ALL WHO DID USE IT 

were r^aterially benelited. Some were 
entirely cured in a few hours, while 
oiliers, cliroiiic cases, were somewhat 
sloiver. Some considerable time, how- 
ever, elaps-d afLer the water began to 
be used, before Mr. Hunter could be 
induce<l to believe that he had discov- 
ered mineral waters of such 

EXTIIAORDINAUY 

cuiative propt-rlies. Ijut positive evi- 
dence of the fact accumul.iled so raiiid- 
'y, that Mr Hunter w.is forced to tit 
ui> convenient bath-rooms n>ar tlie 
fi)untaiii, tor iheaccommodatiDn of llie 
hundreds of invalids who d ily visited 
liis place. He likewise soon felt the 
necessity of inaugurating facilities for 
transporting the w.iteraway. to Hll the 
acciiinulating orders coming fr^mi vari 
ous parls of the country, in rapid suc- 
cession. 

Aft-rlhese arrangements had been 
made, and the public but partially ad- 
vised of llie extraordinary healing qual- 
ities of the mineial water, 

THOUSANDS, 

many of them from distant States, 
visited the bath-rooms, diank the wa 
ter and bathed m it; and, as will be 
shown by the cerlilictes of hundreds 
of re.spectable peoj)! ■, all wh ' gave the 
water ,1 ihorongh trial, were materially 
benelited. Hundreds of persons living 

HUNDREDS OF JULES AWAY 

orderad casks of the water to be sent to 



their homes, and their letters and cer 
tihcates are in evidence that the water, 
even wlien transported to distant 
places, loses none of its healing proper- 
ties, but is just as effective in curing the 
diseases which the water advertised to 
cure, as if used in the bath-rooms or at 
the fountain. 

ENLAEGED. 

The throng of visitors to the foun 
tain was so great last, year, during the 
bathing siaS' ii, that Mr. Hunter found 
it necessary to enlarge the bathing 
establishment by fitting up several ad- 
ditional baih rooms, in elegant style, 
thereby doubling the capacity of his 
bathing facilities. Two of these addi- 
tional bath-rooms, one in the ladies' 
ai:d th-i ( ther in the genll'-men's de- 
partment, are fitted up and devoted to 
giving the 

CELEBHATED TURKISH BATH, 

wliich conoisls of places for four baths 
in each department. Tlie Turkish bath 
lengthens human life, enlarges hum in 
happiness, and decreases human suffer- 
ing. It being one of the safest and 
speediest eradicators of diseases from 
the human system now known to sci- 
ence ; and as experience teaches is a 
hund'-ed fold more effiiMcious wh^'u 
magnetic mineral waters are used. 

The Turkish bath thoroagtily opens 
the pores of the skin and lets in the 
oxygen of the air to purify the bluod, 
and 

STIMULATE THE CIRCULATION 

of the fluids, by which impurities are 
forced t ' the surface of the body. The 
Tnncish bath when scieniitically ad- 
minisii red. with magn-- ic mineral wa- 
ter, eradicates scrofula, cures consump- 
tion, annihilates rheumatism, neural- 
gia, headache, and general nervous 
debility. The pores of the skin, when 
in healthy acti(m, assist the li;ng3 in 
supplying the blood with pure oxygen. 
\Vitliout a continuous supply of oxygen 
to ihe blood, life ceases, and wiih dir 
minished proportions health is impair- 
ed, neiice the importance of always 
keeping the pores of the skin and lungs 
in a normal condition. The Turkish 
bath is scieiititijally arranged and in- 
aiiguraied for this purpose. It was pop- 
ular Willi Greeks and Romans of an- 
tiquity. But during the "d;irk ages" 
it was neglected and entirely forgotten 
in western Europe. The Turks in a 
later era, wlien in possession of Con- 
stantinople repaired the baths and re- 
vived their use, hence the name " Tuik- 
ish Bath," In stiU later years these 
baths have become popular in all ihe 



large cities of Europe and in the United 
States. In some cities of Europe the 
Turkish bath is made etficieni in curing 
insanity, and other brain and 

NERVOUS DISORDERS. 

The aristocratic Englishman however, 
still journeys to Constantinople to be 
cured of gout and other ailmenls 
brought on by high living, when intel- 
ligent Turks admit lliat the modern 
western Turkish bath isa vast improve- 
meni on the antique eastern one. 
A physici-iii of 

EXTENSIVE EXPERIENCE 

in attendance upon invalids in bathing 
establishments, f jr the past ten or 
twelve years, will always be present to 
give direc ions .m 1 advice as to the 
proper mode of u-ing the water, both 
for bathing and drinking purposes, 
and also to administer the Turkish 
bath whenever it is desired by parties 
visiting the bail -rooms. 

ANALYSIS. 

The following analysis made by Prof. 
E. J. Gillett, President of the Medical 
College, Keokuk, Iowa, will show tliat 
the mineral water of George Hunter's 
artesian fountain is permeated with 
ample quantities and proportions of 
nature s simple elements, with their 
carbonates, chlorides and snl,)hate.s, 
which makes it more efficacious in heal- 
ing man's physical inhniiities than any 
o;her mineral water from any known 
spring or fouiitain. 

Mr. Gillett. now professor of Chemis- 
try and Toxologv in the college of I'hy- 
siL-ians and urgeons at Keokuk, Iowa, 
is a gentleman of extensive practical 
experience, as teacher of analytical 
chemistry for th lis fifteen years, and 
has a reputation throughout ihe west 
for exact scientific knowledge in his 
particular branch of le irniiig, :ind his 
tuialysis may be relied on. Still, to the 
mass of mankind, actual test and ex- 
perience in the curative properties of 
the water, are much more stitisfactory 
than the most thorough scientitic analy- 
sis; and consequently he test and ex- 
perience of many )ieoplo who have used 
the water are given in the following 
pages. 

George Hunter, Eaq:— 

Dear Hir—l have to-day completed 
tte quantitative aiuilysis of our min- 
eral water, and with tlie following re- 
sulls. Out of one gtUlonof water, I 
Obtained 10 grains as lesidurm. 

The iunilysis is tin approximate, leav- 
ing off decimals in calculating the pro- 
poi lions. 

In 100 parts, the following are the 
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LtjEcImund Guy 
Slronc, Geo, q m S(^ 
Anderson. Calvin, f 
Allen, Andrew S 
Andrews, Jno 
Brown. Jno, f 
Baker. J H 

Clmrcliill, J B, town treas 
Cox. G G, assemblyman 



Downend, Kolif, eo treas 

Kisli, Lewis D 

Guy, It A 

Gross, Geo 

Graham, C E, ed 

Gillispee. A L,m 

(ireen. .las R 

Hale, Isaac, t 

Iv»nt. Wjn H 

Kent, W H,pa 

Kent, J A 

Kreiuer, Mioli.ael, 1 

Keep, Frank, bk 

Kinney, Pliiletus 

Lane. Wm 

Lane. M C 

McCourt, Jno. raneliman 

Mears, Chas E. ed 

Mason, Al. c 

Mann, W W 

Nicholas, S A 

Peterson. Ole 

Sparr, Andrew 

Treadwell, E C,£ 

Todd, Sam'l F 

Wood, G W, me 

White, Eobt B 



Baldwin 

Star Prairie 

Springfield, Oct la— 62 

Milwaukee. Mar ]6— b2 

Worthington. Minn 

Clayton 

St Croix Falls 

Mineral Point 

Os(;eula Mills 

Springfield. Nov 12-62 

Walla SValla, Wash Ter 

Tom ah 

J.anesville, Minn 

Stillwater, Minn 

Cassville, Oct 26—62 

Osceola Mills 

Walla Walla, Wash Ter 

New Kiclimond 

Osceola Mills 

Farmington 

Stillwater, Minn 

Hudson, Ang 13— 6J 

Mt Vernon, Sept 24-62 

Rock Falls 

, Montana, Ter 

Osceola Mills 

Osceola Mills 

Pines, .June U — 64 

Chicago, 111 

Casseville, Oct 2S - 62 

Kacine 

Osceola Mills 

Milwaukee, Feb 14—62 

Waupun 

Kolla. Nov 28—63 



E 



Capt Geo N Richmond 
Capt Carnii W Bench 
Capt Stephen Woodward 
Lt Wallace Smith 
Lt Austin Cannon 
Lt Zadoc Merrill 
Lt Jos T Dean 
Lt Jas H Waggoner 
Lt Jas Price, f 
Hiblett, Myron L 
Moore, Edw H, corp 
Ames, Geo W 
Atkinson, Wm 
Bohoy. Alf 
Cook. Henry 
Carpenter, H B, me 
Cannon, Favette, me 
Chandler, Jas 
Cook, Jos 
Carr, Jno 
Day, Thos 
Fuller, Chas E 

Ferguson. Josephns 

Hale. Eben W 

Heath. Chas C 

Herriman, Elonzo 

Hewet. Geo 

Lee, Wm H 

Mills, Hiram 

Murray. Kobt 

McCaiil, Jno 

Mathewson, Eugene 

Payne, Wm* 

Parker, Washington 

Quiggle, Henry F, me 

Ross, Geo W 

Race, Geo S 

StoUman, Wm 

Sholes, Wm 

Singleton, Rich 

Sliper. Sam S 



Plymouth 

St Louis, Apr 15—63 

Madison, Mar 28—65 

Portage City 

Florence, Nov 111—64 

Portage City 

Portage City 

Fredericksburg. la 

Lodi 

Millen. Oct— &4 

Vicksburg, July 21—64 

Memphis, Apr 27— 65 

Helena, Nov 29—62 

Vicksburg, Aug 8-84 

Apr 15—65 

Mound City, Aug iO— 62 

Memphis, Feb 27— 63 

Marcellon, Aug 15 — 65 

Portage City 

St Louis, Aug 6—62 

Pardeeville, Sept 10—63 

Jan 1— 03 

Memphis, Feb 12—65 

Andersonville, Sept 1—64 

Kedbone, Apr 21—64 

St Louis, Nov 2-62 

Lodi 

Helena, Nov 29—62 

Portage City 

Cairo, Sept 1—64 

Vicksburg, Oct 13—64 

Vicksburg, Oct 20—64 

Portage City 



Taylor, Lorin 
West, E C, ( 
Wliiting, Robt 



Capt Chas M Palmer 
Capt Newton DeForest 
Capt R R Hamilton, f 
Capt Francis M Poynter 
Lt H W Wadsworth 
LI Maiquis F Cutting 
Lt Thos H Damon 
Lt (iiio H Sterner 
Pelton, Nichohis W, sgt 
Rlpperdan, Jas, corp 
Logue, J;is, corp 
Bebee, Nathan LW 
B:irtle, Wm+ 
Bowe, water 
Kirge, Wn> D 
Cody, Garrett 
Crasgo, Jos 
Cringo, Jos M, f 
Decker, Harvey F* 
Davis, Lerain 
Goodwin, Alvardo 
Halstimson, Andrew 
Hewitt, Jno U 
JeiTrey, Jno J 
Lilly, Bethel F 
Long, John M 
McDonald, Michael 
McKenzie, Geo 
Maze, Willis 
Moll, Henry 
McGuire, Geo 
McAllister, Archibald 
McFarlin,£ 
Nelson, Jas 
Nobles, Wm, £ 
Pettet, Jos A 
Palmer, Miles, f 
Squires, Jos 
Sweep, Marshall B 
Sleep, Sam'l 
Shepherd, Thos F, £ 
Washburn, Geo W 



Scott, Sept 16—64 

Bellefontaine 

Helena, Sept 28-6^ 



Richland Centre 
Richland Centre 



Cairo, Aug 27—64 

Madison, Jan 7 — 65 

Vickshurg, Aug 23—63 

Merridan, Aug 10—65 

Clinton, July 13—64 

La Grange, Dec 30—62 

Vicksburg Auj 2i— 64 

Marshall, Apr s— 62 

Vicksburg. July 31— 64 

Y.ankeetown 

Yankeetown 

Eeribone, Sept 13-63 

Vicksburg, Oct 9—64 

Richland City. Oct 25-63 

Vicksburg. July 28—64 

Meniphis, Jan 27—65 

Helena, Sept 19—62 

Hempstead, Oct 17—65 

Vicksburg, Sept 12—64 

Helena. Dec 15-62 

Helena,Aug24— 62 

Memphis, Apr 18—63 

Alton, Oct 13—62 

Vicksburg, July 31—64 

Memphis,Apr 23—65 

Richland Centre 

Arena, Oct 19—63 

Fancy Creek 

Helena, Nov 7—62 

Haraboo 

Aug 28—63 

Memphis, Feb 6—63 

Vicksburg, Aug 27—64 

Yorkville 

Memphis, M,ay 13—62 



G 



Capt Nicholas H Dale 
Capt Chas S Bently 
Capt Edwin Skewes 
Capt Zelotes P Cogswell 
Lt Jas P Walls 
Lt Geo W Noble 
Lt Edward S Miner 
Lt Horace Vyse 
Lt Edw B -; ge 
Lt Sidney H Nichols 
Flint. Seneca R 
Ammerman, David A 
Bacon, ChasJ N 
Brunette. Seraphim 
Barrett. Geo 
Cocherns. Mathias, ni 
Coder, SoUi'I E 
Cyran, Nelstm 
Carrells, Nicholas 
Dore, Jacob 
Doming, S.am'l 
Davis, Geo 
Harding, Geo 
Hartung, no 
Harris JC 
Kewes, Henry S 
Kine, Jno 
LaGrow, Peter 
L?n£esty, Dennis 



D'"buque, la 
Neosho, Mo 
Neosho, Mo 



Racine 



Vicksburg, Oct 25—64 

Vicksburg, Nov 17—64 

Vicksburg, Oct 31—64 

St Louis, Aug 29—65 

Galveston Nov, 17—65 

Sturgeon Bay 

Rolla, Apr 16—64 

Memphis, Dee 14—64 

Wab:isha, Minn 

Yorkville, Aug— 62 

Rolla, Aug 7— 13 

Plover 

Milwaukee, Feb 16-62 

Wabasha. Minn 

Neosho 

Sioux Falls, D T 

Raymond 

Alexandria, July 26—65 

Hempstead, Oct 21—65 



Mathews, WmJ 
Mills. Chas 
Morris, P H 
Miner, E S 
Mills, CliasC 
Olds, Oney 
Shepherd, Thos F 
Shumway, Dwight L 
Strickland, Edw 



Springfield, Oct 10—62 

Racine 

Waterman, la 

Gibraltar 

Kacine 

Springfield, Feb 26-63 

Racine 

Wabasha, Minn 

Racine 



H 



Capt henry Von Heyde 
Capt Ernest J Meyers 
Lt Alvy Klaus 
Lt Theo Georg 
Lt Chas Doerflinger 
LtGoUfried Langstadt 
Lt Peter H Lutern 
Lt Sam'l E Kundle 
Lt Louis Slienstra 
Lindemeyer, August, sgt 
Wourts, Ferdinand, sgt 
Belllike, Henry 
Bog. Jos 

Brenner, Melclioir 
Buermann. Geo 
Becker, Henry 
Bussak, Chas 
Geundale, Philip 
Gundereon, Andre 
Gassert, Martin 
Jaeger, Jno 
Johuson, Nicholas 
Johnson, E B 
Karste, Jacob 
Kauffman, Julius 
Milkowsky, Andreas 
Mueller, Rudolph 
Nay, Adam 
Newburg, Jacob 
Newburg, Antonio 
Parr, Jno 
Schmidt, Henry, 
St. ecker, Chas 
Stein, Stra Dick 
Scheondj, Wm 
Watson, Lyman 



Vicksburg, Aiig29— 63 
La Crosse 



Milldale.July 15—63 

Memphis, Feb 14—65 

Memphis, Aug 18—64 

Vicksburg, Aug 15 — 63 

St Louis, Feb 1—63 

Oct 29 -62 

Snydcrs Bluff. July 12—63 

Y'oung America 

St Louis, Feb 6—63 

St Louis, Sept 10—65 

Aug 13—65 

Vicksburg, Jan 14—65 

La Crosse, Sept 10—04 

Ncillsville 

Milwaukee, Mar 14—62 

Vicksburg, Aug 21—64 

Vicksburg, Jan 29—65 

Vicksburg, Aug 28—64 

Vicksburg, Aug 30— 64 

Vicksburg, Sept 25— 64 

Vicksbui'g, Aug 1 — 64 

Helena, Mar 22—65 

Snyders Blnff, July 8-63 

Memphis, Feb 4— <3 

Illinois, Mar 23— ta 

Fairchild 



Capt Edw;D Luxtou 
Capt Geo W King 
Lt Benj L Brisbane 
Lt Jno Larkin 
Lt Wm H Bnsb,ane 
Lt Wm H Morgan 
Lt Henry W Pinkham 
McLead, Alex, 1st serg't 
Davis, Chas W, serg't 
Crcssey, Marquis, serg't 
Cullen, Jas* 
Clark, Jas M 
Cullen, Jno M 
Carr, LaFayette 
Cutting. Chauncey G 
Cheney, F A 
Dunfy, .Jno 
Dawning, Henry R 
Doty. Willard A 
French, Chauncey 
Fanning, Michael 
Faber. Luke 
Harris. Wni 
Hanson. Jas 
Hirsche, Chri.sti.an 
Hamlin. Andrew 
Harwood, F W, elk 
Hanrahan, Jas 
Heathman, Squire E, f 
Johnson, Jno 



Vicksburg. June 3—64 

Helena, Nov 8— 62 

Memphis, Mar 1—63 

Yazoo City, Dec 1—64 

Vicksburg, Aug 8-63 

Vicksburg, Aug 3— 61 

Vicksburg, Aug 18—64 

Y'icksburg, Dec 1—84 

Janesville 

Helena, Feb 5—63 

Vicksburg, Aug 19—64 

Vicksburg, Aug 30—64 

Vicksburg, Oct 5— 64 

Vicksburg, Nov 9—64 

Darlington, la 

Illinois, Sep !— 62 

Milwaukee 

Helena, Nov 17—62 

Vicksburg. July 7—64 

Milwaukee 

Beechwocd 

Kill Focahouta, la 

Helena, Aug 29—62 



194 




COMMANDANT'S HEADQUARTERS, SOLDIERS' HOME. 



HUNTER'S MAGNETIC FOUNTAIX OF HEALTH AND SUMMER RESORT. 



Continued from pase jOJ 
proportions of each ingredient: 

1. (CaoCo) Carbonate of lime 5 

2 

2. (KoCo) Carbonate of Potash 4 

2 

3. (MgoCo) Carbonate of Magnesia . 6 

2 

4. (NaoCo) Carbonate of soda 4 

2 

«. (CaoSo) Sulphate of Lime . ^ 12 

3 

6. (KoSoiSiilpluite of Potash 10 

3 

7. (MgoSo) Sulphate of Magnesium 17 

3 

8. (NaoSo) Sulphate of Soda 13 

3 

9. (NaCl) Chloride of Sodium 14 

10. (KCl) Chloride of Potassim 3 

11. (SiO)Silicio ,5 

93 

12. (EE) Traces of Iron — 

13. Traces of Bromine — 

34. Free Carbonic Acid — 

Waste 7 

100 

To my surprise, I found a trace of 

Bromine in it. I did not estimate the 

free Carbonic Acid. Very re.spectfully 

yours, E. J. GILT.ETT 



H0W_TO USE THE MAGNETIC 
WATER. 

In rheumatic dithculties, kidney com- 
plaints, cutaneous erui tions, scalp d s- 
eases, neuraiia, an ngdervous disoiders, 
the water should be warmed slightly 



above blood heat, and applied to the 
surface of the body, especially over the 
parts affected, with a large sponge, or 
course crash towel. A thorocnh bath- 
ing should be administered, and in a 
warm room, and in cold weather near 
a warm stove. After bathing, the sur- 
face of tlie body should be rubbed per- 
fectly dry, and cold currents of iiir 
should be avoided for a lime. In all 
caies, and especi.illy in internal de- 
rangements of the system, the Magnetic 
Water should be drauk regularly at 
night on retiring, and in the morning 
immediately after rising, and at other 
times, if necessary, to the e.xclusion of 
other water With some delicate stom- 
achs the Iilagnetic Water has the effect 
to produce slight nausea on tirst using 
it, but a continuous use for ashoit time 
in smaller quantities will soon make it 
agreeable to very sensitive stomachs. 

Some persons have drank it hot as 
they do their tea, and with beneficial 
effects. So, also, have persons bathed 
in it when cold, and have been cured ; 
but observation and experience teacli 
that when the above rules are complied 
with, in using the water, it is the most 
effective in curing diseases. 

In chronic cases, regularity in the 
habits of the invalid are essential, in 
order to give full effect to the curative 
properties of the water. All excesses 
should be avoided, if speedy relief i3 
desired. The usual quantity of whole- 
some food may be indulged in, but 
much grease should be avoided in cases 
of dyspepsia, especially in warm 
weather. 



The Magnetic Water is a pleasant, 
easy cathartic— a gentle laxative to 
most people, when lirst used, and in 
some instances too much so, if large 
quantities are drank. When this is the 
result, less should be used, until a nor- 
mal condition of the bowels is effected. 

The results of one year's test and ex- 
perience with the Magnetic Water from 
George Hunter's Saline Well, located 
in Fond du Lac, warrants the conclu- 
sion that it is the most effective cure in 
the following named diseases : 



ItHEUMATISM CONQUERED. 

The Magnetic Saline Water 



of 



George Hunter's artesian fountain is a 
speedy and sure cure for that disagree- 
able and incomprehensible complaint 
known as rheumatism, which afflicts 
people at all ages, and in nearly every 
community throitghout the whole coun- 
try. Intlamniatory rheumatism is en- 
tirely cured by a few applications of the 
water internally and externally, and 
sometimes, almost miraculously, by 
bathing once. In chronic cases, where 
tlie joints have been distorted, a longer 
and a more thorough course of treat- 
ment is required to effect a complete 
cure. But even in chronic cases pains 
are relieved in a very short time. 

DTSPKPSI.'V CURED. 

The Magnetic Water cures this un- 
comfortable affliction, and its conse- 
quent adjuncts, a sour stomach and a 
headache, in a short time, as many tes- 
timonials in the following pages will 
convince all rational people. No one 
(Continued on page 196.) 



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Janes, Jas F 
Kuiiirill, Pliny F, light 
Lewis, Eilw 
McMauns, Micliael 
Melvin, Oscar B 
Multee, Jacob N,f 
Monali, Jno S. janitor 
0'Reilley,Tlios 
Oleson, Andrew 
Owens, W T, me 
Policy, Orrin D 
Slierjnan, Oliver P 
Stuiper, David, ni 
Woodwortli, Watson P 
White, Jno G 



Eedbone, Aiir 26— 64 
house l<eeper Bayfield 
VIclvsbiirfj, Any 5— C-l 
Vidisbnrg, Aug S— 64 
Vielisburg, Sep 2—64 
Scott 
Ciiiiipewa Falls 
Winneconne 
Vieksburg, Aug 7—64 
Belmont 
Vielisburg, June 4—64 
Helena, Sep 13—62 
Scott 
Mempliis, May 22— C3 
Vielisburg, July 28 



K 



Capt Fred W llutchins 

Capt F Crocker 

Capt Geo B Davidson 

Lt Edson Williams 

Lt David A Bennett 

Lt Avery H Stone 

Lt Porter P Peck 

Lt Abe G Low 

Lt Porter M Koundy 

Lt Jno M Vaiidt'iiu)of, pa 

Smith, Oliver 11, sgt 



Delavan 



Sioux Falls, D T 

Sioux Falls, DT 

Mauston 

Darien 
Rolla, Mar 16— 14 



Carter, LeGrande,sgl*Lanes Prairie, May 26 — Bi 



Breed, Wm, corp 
Howe, Chas M 
Allen Jacob H 
Caldwell, Isaac 
Enos. Emilus, pa 
Fisher, E W 
Fish, E W 
Greetnan, J 
Hines, Thos 
Hutchins, O C, r r ; 
Hunneman, Jos, t 
Marlett. Edw* 
Mosher. Jas H* 
Mills, Henry 



Springfield. June 12—62 

Vieksburg, Oct 21—64 

Vieksburg, Nov 2—64 

Memphis, May 8—65 

Kacine 

Kaeine 

Kacine 

JclTerson 

Lake Spring, June .3—63 

t Bartlctt, 111 

Lowden. la 

Lanes Prairie, May 26—64 

LaLes Prairie, May2B— C4 

St Loui.s, Apr 17— €4 



Manchester, Geo, fiuarryman Menominee 

Pounder, Jas T Vieksburg, June 23—64 

Powder. Geo H, me Ft Atkinson 

Smitli, Thos IVleniphis, May 1—65 



L 



CaDt Arthur M Sherman 
Capt Jas L Leitoy 
Lt Israel B Burbank 
Lt Thomas J Nary 
Lt Geo E Grout 
Lt Pierie Hartnian 
Lt Milo B Wymau 
Lt L L Lancaster 
Bush, Benj T, .serg 
McNaughtoii, Alex E, sgt 
Bostwick. Uomeo. .sgt 
Egan, Michael, .sgt 
Dunbar, Oscar A, corp 
Hastings, Jno S, corp 
IMurpliy, Geo, corp 
TuDleman, M L, corp 
Dilworlh. ()li[i, corp 



Mound City. Oct 8—62 

Memphis, Feb 16—63 

Vieksburg, Aug 10—64 

Vieksburg, Aug 13—64 

Qnincy, Dec 28—62 

Sparta, Aug 9— 13 

Mernpliis, Mar 21— 63 

Memphis, Mar 12-63 

Memphis, Jan 24—65 



Lockwood, Benj T F, corp St Louis, Sept la— 62 



An. hews. Edwin L 
August, David 
B.iteman. Jno P 
Bird, Wm H 
Beeman, H 
Dakin, Jno 
Fox. Jos A 
Fiddler, Geo A 
Gray, Geo W* 
Gutric, Jas H 
Halsted, Albert H+ 



He'ena, Sept 18- 

Vicksburg, Oct 9—64 

Helena, Aug 28— 62 

Helena, Jan 18—63 

Kock Falls 

Springfield, July 4—62 

Mound City, Oct 2,5—62 

St Louis, Dec 27—62 

Yazoo City, Dec 1—61 

Vieksburg, July 31—64 

Vieksburg, Sept 14—63 



Hartmau. Henry 
Johannes. Michael 
Larabee, Hiram 
Lang, Jno 
Miller, Simon 
McDonald, Chrislo 
Morgan, J:is 
Moslier, Willard O 
Manchester, Geo 
Olin, Oriu O 
Pauliu, Ernest 
Root, Jos 

Stevens, Marcellus 
Swan, Geo 
Stirling, FB, f 
Thompson, Joshua 
Vaughn, Jno 
Wells, Byron 



Helena, Nov 13—62 
Kewaskum 
Helena, Sept 13—62 
Helena, Feb 22—62 
Vieksburg, Aug5— 64 
pher Mound City, Sept 10— (2 
^'icksbnrg, Aug !)— 64 
Mempliis, Feb 12-66 
Menominee 
Quincy, Dec 28— 62 
Cairo, June 15—64 
Helena, Oct 9--62 
Downsvide 
Rock Falls 
Clyde, la 
Yazoo City, Dec 1—64 
Helena, Sept 17—62 
Menominee 



M 



Capt Nathaniel Parker 
Capt Freeman A Kimball 
Lt John Baxter 
Lt Geo W Walter 
Lt John C Mctcalt 
Lt Geo W Taylor 
Brooks, Perry L, sgt 
Alberty, Nelson 
Belton, Jno 
Brown, Jas 
Cook, Henry C 
Crone, Jared 
Cliiie, Wm P 
Cliilds, Theodore R 
Coty, Henry 
Cooper, Thos 
Dresser, Geo. f 
Fuller, Sidney 
Foster, Thos 
Hater, Carl 
Howland. LeviH 
Hart, Ephraim H 
Hopkins, Melville 
Uu^ihes. Jas 
Helms, Jno 
Herkeimer, Horace 
Hudson, E S,£ 
Jones, Henry A 
Jackson, A 
Keown, Alf 
Lyon, Henry 
Morgan, Eli 
Meyer, Fred 
O Conner, Jas 
Porter, Lester H 
Schittenger, Jiio 
Smith, Adventure 
Sheorum, Jno 
Simerson, Jno E 
Thorn, E K 
Vaiidenbuige, M A 
VanPatten, Minaut 
Wallace, Wm H 
Webster, Hush B 
Wright. Jas B 
Wisener, Smith 
Wells, Jno G 
\\' right, Peter J. c 



Vieksburg, Aug 17—64 

Helena, Sep 21— 62 

Jancsville 

Janesville 

Helena, Jan 12— 'jS 

Helena, Aug 14—62 

Helena, Sep 18—62 

Memphis, Apr 24— 63 

Vieksburg, July 13— M 

Vieksburg. Sep 17—64 

River F'alls 

Helena, Sep 23—62 

Vieksburg, Nov 3—64 

Mound City, Nov 10—62 

St Louis, Aug 14—63 

Vieksburg, July 11—64 

Vieksburg, Aug 14—64 

Vieksburg, Aug 24—64 

Vieksburg, Oct 2-64 

Janesville 

Magnolia 

Vieksburg, Sep 25—64 

Janesville 

Helena, Aug 11—62 

St Louis, Feb— 63 

Helena, Nov 13—62 

Helena, Feb 1—63 

Vielcsburg, Aug 17—64 

Memphis, Jar. 31—65 

Helena, Aug 10—62 

Helena, Oct 30—62 

Vieksburg. Aug 10 — 64 

Vieksburg. Oct 8—64 

Vieksburg, Oct 18—64 

Armstrong Grove, la 

Vieksburg. Oct 20—64 

Janesville, Mar 10—65 

Vieksburg, July 20—04 

Helena, Aug 13—62 

Vieksburg, July 28—64 

Chippewa Falls 

St Paul, Minn 



UXASSIUNKD. 



Taylor, J K, It 
Veam, S E, sgt 
Smitli, F, sgt 
Parish, Ben, corp 
Adamson,C. f 
Ames, Geo W 
Boardman, N. engineer 
Baxter, Jno 
Boiiey, Alfred 



Mdlard 

Delavan 

Sugar Creek 

Millard 

Eldorado Mills 

Portage City 

Fond du Lac 

Chicigo, HI 

Portage 



Carter, Louis 
Corbin, Alfred 
Cook, Henry 
Cook, WT.ine 
Dolan, Henry, f 
Eckhart, Clias 
Flaherty, Michael 
GoiTy, Thos, f 
Gaflee, Thos 
Guernsey, A H 
Giirnsey, Aug, d 
Halsted, D W 
Hare, Stephen 
Hewett, Geo 
Holdnian, Jacob 
Karl. Steven 
Kulliiann, Louis, ra 
Kilmer, Ira F 
Kent, Wm H 
Longs! alT.Gottf red 
Munsell, F B 
Mai lory, Henry 
Nelson. Andrew 
Owens, J H 
Owens, Jno 
RobCoon. G 
Race, GeoF 
Stavin,0 C 
Seaver, Rodney 
SI iter, Sani'l 
Stearns, Warge 
Walsh, Francis, f 



Sharon 

Bradford 

Portage 

Pipe Stone, Minn 

Fend du Lac 

Darien 

Darien 

Bradford 

Darien 

Amherst 

Amherst 

Sheboygan 

Darien 

Portage City 

Milwaukee 

Darien 

Milwaukee 

Galesville 

Richmond 

LaCrosse 

Chicago, 111 

Millard 

Delavan 

Darien 

Darien 

Neillsville 

Portage 

Darien 

Darien 

Portage 

Darien 

Darlington 



THIRD CAVALRY, 

Three years. Organized Jan. 31, 1862. Origi- 
nal strength, 1186 ; gain by recruits, etc., 1337; 
total, 2523. Death loss, 210— killed in action, 55, 
died of wounds, 8, of disease, 123, of accidents, 
24. Other losses, 832— missing, 9, desertions, 126, 
transfers, 64, discharges, 423. Strength at 
mustei-out, Sept., ise.?, leril. Campaigns in 
Kan., Mo., Ark., Cherokee Nation. 

REGIMENTAL ROSTER, 

Lt Col R H White 

Lt Col E A Calkins, ed 

Maj L B Reed, 1st Bat 

Maj B S Henning, 2d Bat 

Maj Wm Culbertson,2d Bat 

Maj J C Schroeling, 3d Bat 

Maj J B Pond, 3d Bat 

Adj Henry Saudes 

Adj Will H Hewitt 

Adj W Knight 

M Asa W Farr* 

g M U M Taylor 

Q M J W Hutchinson 

Surg B O Reynolds 

Surg Jos S Lane 

Burg W H Warner 

Chap H W Beers 

Cliap Jno S Baldwin 

BATTALION AD.IUTA^TS. 



Milwaukee 

Oshkosh 
Indianapolis, Ind 

Port Washington 

Boston, .Mass 



Poynette 

Baxter Springs, Oct 6 — 63 

New Orleans— 65 



Geneva Lake 

Chicago. Ill 

Ft Scott, Kan 



2— Wm H Thomas 
2— M M Ehle 
3— C L Noggle 
3— Julius Giesler* 



Pewaukee 



BATTALION QUAKTKHMASTKKS. 



1— Isaac Woodle 
3-A O Hall 



Apr 62 



A 



Capt J D Dauimon 
Capt Kobt Carpenter 
Capt Julius Giesler-f- 
Lt Jno Davis 



Clear Lake, Mar 12—65 



196 




EMKA.MJE OULDIEKS' HOME, 



HUXTER'S MAGJ^ETIC FOUNTAIN AND SUMMER RESORT. 



(Contiiuied from page lO-l.) 
need suffer tortures of indigestion, or 
its consequent inconveniences, if they 
are witliin reach of tlie water from 
Hunter's artesian fountain, as its 
steady use will invariably restore the 
stomach to a healthy condition. 

CONSTIPATION DISPENSED WITH. 

This disagreeable affliction loses its 
hold upon the bowels when the Mag- 
netic Water is drauk regularly, to the 
exclusion of oiher water. It is a pleas- 
ant, safe, easy cathartic, wliich regu- 
lates the' bowels without inconvenience 
or trouble. 

The liver is strongly sensitive to the 
peculiar properties of the Magnetic 
Water, and its effect in restoring that 
organ to a healthful condition, is truly 
wonderful. The liver is a very import- 
ant organ in thy internal arrangement 
of the human body. So much so, that 
when it is diseased the whole system is 
affected, and complicated troubles are 
the general consequences. 

NEURALGIA ANNIHILATED. 

This very disagreeable nervous com- 
plaint is relieved of its excruci. t ig 
p dns at once by applications of the 
Magnetic Water to the parts affected. 
Persons afflicted with neuralgic torture 
need suffer no longer. 

The .Saline Water cures diseased 
scalps and prevents the hair from fall- 
ing out. It has the effect also to make 
the hair soft and silky. Any one can 
be cjnvinced of this fact by a few ap- 
plications of the water. 

In female complaints and physical 
wiaknesses, the Magnetic Water is a;i 
effective remedy, acting speedily and 
surely in restoring the fragile female 
system to health and vigor. 

The Magnetic Water cures gravel, it 
d'ssolves and forces the gravel out of 
the bl dder. 

Kidney complaints suddenly feel the 
curative effect of the Magnetic Water 
when properly used. Brighfs disease 



and diabetes are also cured by close 
attention to the use of the water ac- 
cording to directions. In short the dis- 
eased urinary organs are more suscep- 
tible to the healing properties of the 
wa'er than any others in the system. 



EEFERENCES. 
The names of a number of gentlemen 
are here given for reference, by letter 
or otherwise. They are well known 
as gentlemen of truth and veracity, 
with no disposition to deceive others 
or to b.' deceived. They have all been 
materially benefited by using the Min- 
eral W'ater from George Hunter's arte- 
sian fountain, and are willing that 
others should be helped, also. Most of 
them are old residents of Fond du Lac, 
but quite a number are residents of 
distant towns and cities : 

A. G. Ruggles, Pres. First National 
Bank, Fond du Lac. 

John S. McDonald, Manufacturer, 
Fond du Lac. 

James B. Perry, Cashier First Na- 
tional Bank, Fond du Lac. 

Hon. U. D. Mihills, Lumberman, 
Fond du Lac. 

Capt. Alexander White, Union Iron 
Works, Waupun 

Hon. E. W. Davis, Fond du Lac. 

Rev. A. C. Barry, D. D., Delavan. 

Geo. W. Sexsmith, Esq., lumberman. 
Fond du Lac. 

Dr. E. C. Gray, Fond du I ac. "^ 

Byron Town, manufacturer, Fond du 
Lac. 

R. W. Merriman, Esq., lumberman, 
Topeka, Kansas. 

Prof. E. J. Gillett, President College 

of Physicians and Surgeons, Keokuk, 

Iowa. 
Rev. 11. G. Woodworth, Harvard, 111. 

Chas. W. Sweet, Revere House, Osh- 
kosh. 

Wm. A. Russell, Esq., Hub House, 
Plymouth. 



Geo. A. Buckstafl, Esq., lumberman, 
Oshkosh. 

James McGillan, Surveyor and En- 
gineer, Appleton. 

Joseph Gibson, Esq., Beaver Dam. 

G. H. Stewart, Esq., Beaver Dam. 

EVIDENCE FR03I LIVING WITNESSES. 

A few plain statements of facts — 
certificates, letters and tes imonials 
from respectable persons living in vari- 
ous States of the Union, who have seen 
and experienced the very beneficial ef- 
fects of the use of the Magnetic Water 
from George Hunter's artesian foun 
tain. Many Letters liave been re. 
ceived, varying in style and manner of 
expressing thoughts and facts. Besides, 
many people have what may be regard, 
ed as a false delicacy about publishing 
to the world, over their signatures, a 
description of their particular com- 
plaints, and the cures effected by the 
Magnetic Water. Especially is this the 
case with females. Therefore only a 
few of the letters, and a synopsis of 
others, will be published. Sufficient, 
however ,of these letters and certificates 
will be given to satisfy all peisons 
worthy of being convinced, that an 
almost miraculous eemedv for many 
of the diseases which atH ct the human 
life has been discovered at Fond du 
Lac, and is now made known to the 
public througli thtse pages. 

The following note is from Rev. A.C. 
Barry, D. D. Mr. Barry is a gentleman 
of deep research and practical experi- 
ence in science. He has tilled various 
positions of public trust in this State, 
and is well known and appreciated as a 
gentleman of enlarged, liberal and 
patriotic views. His experience 
and observation, as regards the Mag- 
netic Water, make his opinions very 
valuable : 

hunter's magnetic fountain. 

Tu all whom it viay concern : It is not 
(Coiitluuetl on page 198.) 



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197 



Emraetsbuig, Ta 
e6 



Lt Jerome Nelson 

I,t. L Morley 

Lt A W FaiT* 

Lt G M Ellis 

Lt R T Fuclis 

Lt J L ri-entiee 

Asa W Fan-, Q M* Baxter Springs, Oct 6—63 

Isaac Woodle, Bat Q M Janesville, Apr— 02 

Clias E Wiswell Little Rock, Sept i2— 84 

Carr, Geo W, sgt Sept 1— C4 

Palmer, Jas T Illinois, Mar 26—62 

Spencer, Jerome B. corp Ft Scott, Nov 4—62 



Moore, Jno, eorp, £ 
Case, II T, corp, £ 
Bai ker. Peter K 
P.riggs, Clias 
Brandt. Freil,£ 
Bailey, Orson H 
Britters, Oriu A 
Davis, VVni 



La Valle 

Baraboo 

Parkers Prairie, Minn 

Illinois, Mar 26-62 

Sandusky 

Ft Scott, Sept 26-61 

Alma Centre 

Illinois, Mar2tj— 62 



Davis, J* Marais des Cross lioad, Aug 31—63 



Erffenger, C J H, £ 

Eddy, Ed, £ 

Franklin, E R 

Gi'een, Moses 

Hatch, Clias D 

Hathaway. Edw,£ 

Hnhhard, \V W 

Hooser, A B 

Hollinheck. Francis M 

Hagernian, Chas 

Jorden, Jno, f 

Johnson, Fred H 

Lee, Jno 

Long. S M, £ 

Leasome, Jno H 

McWilhy, S A, £ 

Mallory, J P 

McCarta, Jno 

Mason, Wni A, f 

N orris, Jas A, rr agt 

Niemand. Chris, £ 

Palmer, HH,£ 

Richardson, Jno, dep sheriff 

Rowe. David, f 

RusseP, Andrew, m 

Rawson, Lucien M 

Stewart, Henry 

Slone, Caspar 

Warren, Harrison 



Sandusky 

Sparta 

Shiocton 

Ft Scott, Sept 10-64 

lUiuois, Mar 26—62 

Sledley 

Spuria 

Wilton 

Sparta 

Matiston 

Medley 

Tomah 

Rolla, June 24—65 

Ironttm 

Springfield, Apr 30 —63 

Siiarta 

Whitehall 

Illinois, Mar 20—62 

Appleton 

Lans Centre, Minn 

Sandusky 

Baraboo 

Gleiidale 

Lime Ridge 

Viroqua 

Illinois, Mar 26—62 

Tomah 

Illinois, Mar 26—62 

lola 



B 



Capt, A F David 
Capl Wm Wagner 
Capt L B Beed 
Capt Wm Sliarpe 
Lt H B Eastman 
Lt AH Perkins 
BIy, Cyrns K. 1st sgt* 
Lull.. Julius F, jorp 
Busher, Narcissus 
Braiiierd, A M 
Copeland. Wm* 
Eastman. H B a 
Gausen, Matthias 
Hilaiit, Jas 
Johnson Nelson 
Martin, Thos 
Mc.Carty, .Tnn 
O'Connor, Patrick 
Pierce, Alvin, 1 
Pollak, Fred'k 
Rogers. David B 
Stevens, Edward P, me 
Teubner, August 
Weitzel, Matthias, m 



Oshko?h 
Oshkoiih 
Oshkos-h 

Fouddu Lac 

Sept 1—04 

St Louis, June 16—65 

Jelf Barracks, Nov 22—64 

Oslikosh 

Van Buren, Aug 4— 64 

Fond du Lac 

Little Rock, Sept 19—64 

Little Uock, Oct 7—64 

Ft Leavenworth, Dec 0—62 

Ft Leavenworth, Dee 17 — 62 

Ft Leavenworth. Feb 3-03 

Little Rock, Feb 6—65 

Westb ro 

St Louis, Apr 10—62 

Little Rock, Oct 3—64 

Oshkosh 

Little Rock, Sept 28— 64 

Oshkosh 



Capt j;b Pond 
Capt Wm Calbertson 
Capt A W Allyn 
Lt J Daniels 
Lt M M Ehle 
Lt J C Lynch 
Lt T V Dunn 
Lt B W Smith 
Lt H W Pond 
Lt N Bray ton 
Bod man, Wm S 
Cass, Clarence W 
Carrington, Chas H 
Da /is, Jno* 
Daniels, .lason 
Eastman, H 
Foster, Geo 0+ 
Goodmau, Robt+ 
Garber, J H 



Boston, Mass 



Ft Scott, Oct 31— 64 

Little Rock, Feb 6—65 

June 10—05 

Baxter Springs, net 6— 63 

Montello 

Wiuneconne 

Ft Scott, Nov 21— 04 

Ft Scott, Jan 13—63 

Dartford 

Grimn, E/,ra J Cherokee Nation. July 19—63 
Howard, Cyrus O* Carthage, Dec 22— 63 

Hammond, T J, £ Mauston 

Hunt, Eugene* North Fork Creek, June 10—64 
Jaycot, S M Jefferson 

Lloyd, Wm* Baxter Springs, Oct 6-63 

Leach, Thos* Baxter Springs, Oct 6—63 

McNary, Dennis* Baxter Springs, Oct 0—63 

Martin, Henry H Neosho, Mar 11-63 

Murphy, Jas S Little Rock, Apr 5—65 

Mooney, T F Springfield 

Rockafellow, AbraiiiA* Baxter Springs.Oct 6—63 
Sfimpson. Philemon* Baxter Springs. Oct 6—63 
Sonthwick, Eli C Busseyville 

Spears, Byron. £ Deerfleld.O 

Stephen, Sept, o Sturgeon Bay 



D 



C 



Capt E R Stevens 



Capt L J Shaw 
Capt F C Kaiser 
Capt Jas Campbell 
Lt Jno Crites 
Lt H D Bannister 
Lt A Berkley 
Lt B H Kilbourn 
Lt L W Robinson 
Lt Otis Titus 
Lt Albert Berkley 
Lt Tlios Butler 
Brewer, Newton, sgt, 
Ketchuin, Austin, cor 
Brimmer, Win H, £ 
BlatJCliard, Hirain 
Brindler, C A 
Bannister, H D 
Cock, Harry 
Dewing, Nelson H 
Duffy, Jas 
Hudson, Chas L 
Hooper, Daniel M+ 
Hunter, Geo M 
Hughes, Jno E, £ 
Hughes, Jno E, £ 
Metcalf, Wm 
Mitchell, Jno 
Morse, Lyman 
Myers, A B, Ins Agt 
Perry, Oswin T 
Richardson, Jas 
S.ratton, W J 
Wliai>ple, Jas 
Wolfeuder, Jos L 
Yeatou, Robt 



Capt Ira Justin 
Capt AM Piatt 
Capt De W C Brown 
Lt L House 
Lt A C Kent 



Dry Wood, Mo 

Whitewater 

Ohio 

Fond du Lac 

Milwaukee 
Springfield. Feb 28—63 



contractor Baraboo 

p Ft Scott, Oct 16-63 

Muknonago 

Atchison, June 27—62 

Cross Plaines 

Fond du Lac 

Leavenworth, Mar 16—62 

Elkliorn 

Troy Centre 

Mukwonago 

Clear Lake, Mar 14—65 

Milwaukee 

Delafleld 

Genesee 

Herman, D T 

Ft Scott, July 20-63 

Mukwonago 

Milwaukee 

MerJon, May 8—64 

Janesville, Feb 14—62 

Elkhorn 

Janesville, Jan 30—62 

Troy Centre 

West Pensaukee 



Leavenworth, June 29—62 
Janesville 



Lt Wm Culbertson 
Lt T O Drinkall 
Lt J C Lynch 
Lt Wm Ellis 
Treat, Syrel, sgt 
Armstrong, Robt4- 
Boylan, Robt W 
Brown, D C 
Bostwick, Geo L 
Briggs, Chas 
Bowen, Oscar 
Jcnks, Zenos 
Jones, Owen 
Josliu, Giles, f 
Krebs, Jiio 
Kent, A C, m£ 
Loomas, D H 
Martin, Fred'k A* 
Maxlield,A D 
Merrill, Albert G 
Miller, Ehart, me 
Newhouse, Chas 
O'Flarety, Wm 
Robinson, Jno H* 
Russell, Jno S* 
Rook, .Jedediah 
Reed, Wm 
Scliurtz, Aug 
Shiigar, Henry 
Spears, Byron, £ 
Wing, Peter, m 
Williams, .Jno 
Walters, Chas 



Janesville 

Little Rock, Sept 6—64 

Fayetteville, Dec 10—62 

Ft Scott. Nov 15—03 

Stevens Point 

Springfield, Feb 8—63 

Illinois, Mar 26—62 

La Crosse 

Fayetteville, Jan 15—63 

Ccdumbus 

Kingston 

Little Rock, Feb 15—65 

Janesville 

Edgertun 

Clarksville, Nov 8—03 

Janesville 

Ft Scott, Feb 10—63 

Bra idou 

Little Rock, Mar 19 -65 

Little Rock, Sept 6— 64 

Balltown, July 8—63 

Clarksville, Nov 8—63 

St Louis, July 7—64 

Janesville, Mar 13—62 

Winsted Lake, Minn 

Van Buren. Oct 13—64 

Deerfield, Ohio 

Ft Atkinson 

Madison, May 17—04 

Little Rjck, Mar 31—05 



Janesville 



Capt C W Porter 
Capt L P Luce 
Lt Asa Wood 
Lt W J Plows 
LtCB Wdsey 
Lt Q Loreland 
Lt C O Ferris 
Lt S H Crafg 
Lt E M Cooper 
Lt H Southard 
Borter. W, sgt, f 
Ablemon, Wm 
Allen. G W, £ 
Crawford, Jas, f 
Dennis, Jno, £ 
Davis, C H. liveryman 
Gardner. Wm H 
Hutchins, JnoC 
Hawes, Willis A 
Hall. Ed R 
Jarvis. Stephen D 
Johnson. Jno II 
Kelley, Geo R* 
Longley, P E, liveryman 
Luce, L P 
Manke. Henry 
Perry, Lyman, £ 
Priest, Geo 
Pryun, W, f 
Prethero, J, musician 
Russell, M, liveryman 
Tinker, Chas M 
Turney, Henry, steward 
Wheeler, Stephen 
Wiggins, J. £ 
Whistance, A, me 



Chicago, 111 



Baraboo 

Ablemon Station 

Dellton 

Baraboo 

Baraboo 

Baraboo 

Ft Scott, July 28—63 

Cane Hill, Dec 20—62 

Muscoda 

Ohio, Apr 26—62 

Mt Vernon, Apr 7— 63 

Balltuwii, Nov 10—63 

Balltown, Oct 10- -63 

Baraboo 

Hebron 

Ft Scott, June 26—62 

Lime Ridte 

Camp Bowen, Nov 6—62 

Baraboo 

Baraboo 

Boulder, Col 

Ft Scott, Nov 24—62 

Reedsburg 

Ft Smith, Ark 

Baraboo 

' Baraboo 



G 



Capt J P Moore 
Capt B Fullagar 
Lt Hugh Calhoun 
Lt Henry Sander 
Lt Julius Giesler* 
Lt H Goodsall 



65 



108 




BAND STAND SOLDIERS' HOMK. 



HUNTER'S MAGNETIC FOUNTAIN AND SUMMER RESORT. 



(C'jutimied from page 196.) 

possible for me to add' anything in tlie 
\v:iy of description, or of statement to, 
Wiith has already been said with refer- 
ence to this fountain of healing. I can 
only bear testimony, which I most : 
cheerfully do, to the correctness of wliat 
is set forth in these pages, in relation j 
to the erticacy of the water of this foun- 
tain, in many forms of disease. With 
very many who have been lielped by 
its use, and with m.my more who hive 
found entire relief from rheumatic, 
nervous, and other diseases of long 
standing, when other remedi' s have 
failed, I am well acquainted, and know 
that their statements are true. That 
this water will work luiracles is not 
claimed, but that it possesse.s a won- 
derful restorative and he ding virtue, 
none can doubt. I do not hesitate 
therefore to recommend a trial of it to 
the atUicted. A. C. BARRY. 

Mrs. L. H. Lyons, a lady residing on 
Sixth street. Fond du Lac, has been 
thought to be an almost incurable in- 
valid. Her liver has been so affected 
that her countenance had become dark 
and discolored, her eyes weak, and the 
lids painfully intlamed. All of which, 
coupled with female weaknesses, ren- 
dered her life one of continual misery. 
She had been forced into a dropsical 
state, and her bauds and feet had swol- 
len exceedingly. The fame of the Mag- 
netic Water reached her husband in San 
Francisco, and he wrote to her advising 
its use. She comp/ied. To day she is 
a well woman. The swellings have en- 
tirely subsided. Her complexion is 
bright. Her eyes are free from trouble. 
Her friends who knew her previous 
condition are astonished. And she is 
willing to make affidavit that all this 
hapi)y effect is attributable to the use 
of the Magnetic Saline Water tor only 
a short time. 



Miss Lizzie Malone, residing on Mad- 
ison street. Fond du Lac, is now near- 
ly '4 years of age. She has been afflict- 
ed I twelve years with sore eyes, re- 
sultiii rom the measles. She bathed 
them With the water, is much better, 
and is rapidly progressing to a cure. 

FROM MK. SAMUEL VAU-K. 

Mr. Georqe Bunter:^ 

Bea Sii r— I visited your city on the 
13th inst., in very bad healtli. I was 
induced to cuiue here by hearing of the 
Magnetic Water, at Waupuu, and I de- 
termined lo spend a lew d.ivs, in hopes 
of benefiting myself by its use. I have 
been at the we'l daily, using the water 
both for drinking and bathing, and 
find that the benefit I have derived is 
very satisfactory. 

I have been a great sufferer. My dis- 
eases have been phthisic and heart dis- 
ease, and my case w is pronounced in 
curable at the CI aileston Inlirmary, 
Charleston, 111. After using the water, 
I find great relief, so far. The phthisic 
has left me, and the sensation about the 
heart is much improved. 

SAMUEL A'^AUX, 
Andrew, Mo. 

MR. ALONZO RAYMOND, 

of the late firm of Raymond & Smith, 
grocers. Fond du Lac, fell last summer 
aud broke his leg, the fracture being a 
very serious and painful one. It had 
never healed, and Mr. Raymond has 
been a constant sufferer from sleepless- 
ness and general debility. He has used 
the Magnetic Water, for three weeks, 
drinking it freely and bathing in it ev- 
ery morning. His general health is 
greatly improved thereby. He can now 
sleep, his appetite is better, and his 
bowels are now regular for the first 
time in a year. 

This gentleman has long been identi- 
fied with the business interests of Fond 
du Lac, and his statement as published 



herewith is entitled to and should com- 
mand the most implicit credence. Mr. 
Nathan Parker is of the firm of N. 
Parker & Co., lumbermen. Fond du 
Lac. His case was one of disease of the 
kidneys cnmplicated with other disor- 
ders. He had considered himself as in- 
curable, but has becor.jea healthy man. 
His mill is adjacent to Hunter's well, 
and as he is an intelligent and courteous 
gentleman it would be of great advant- 
age to jKirties seeking relief to get the 
particulars of his case from himself. It 
is a very interesting one. 

MUS. A. STEVELY. 

She had been such a sufferer for 
tiventy-fiv^ years tliat she was unable to 
eat anyl hing but stale bre id and crack- 
ers, and articles of similar diet. She 
drank the Magnetic Water but three 
weeks. Her health is restored. She can 
digest any description of food without 
the slightest trouble. We would re- 
quest particular examination of this 
case by parties who are suffering simi- 
larly. 

I hereby certify tliat I have been 
troubled with rheumatism for twelve 
years last past, anii at times for months 
have been in great misery, unable to do 
any kind of business. I have used 
almost every variety of medicine, pre- 
scril;ed by almost all kinds of persjns, 
from the best physicians to quacks and 
old women, and from all of these 
sources I have never received any per- 
manent benefit, ami only rarely any 
temporary relief, and at times was much 
discouraged, when a few days since I 
was induced by neighbors to use the 
mineral waters from CJeorge Hunter's 
artesian well, and found immediate re- 
lief, perfectly free from all rheumatic 
pains. LeROY GRAVES. 

Mr. Graves is an old resident of Fond 
du Lac, He is a speculator in timber 
(Continued on page 20o.) 



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199 



Lt J C Ellis 
Lt T O Diinkall 
Briggs, Isaac, corp 
Biiigett, Rich, corp 
Biisgeii, Jacoij 
Benuis, Eli M 
Ciandall, Benj F 
Case, W H 
Falltr, Wm, m 
Gottfried, Adolph 
Hamilton, J!\.s 
Hamilton. Wm 
Jones, Wni 
Janney, Nat* 
Long, Sain'I 
Long, Leroy 
Longstaft', Clias, ni 
Murpliy, .Tereniiali 
Moore, Volney, m 
O'Connor, Rich 
Otwell,.rasA+ 
Primmer, Peter 
Koss, Jno 
Rogers, Leroy S 
Rawson, Lucien 
Rogers, Levi S 
Snell, Walt H 
Tice, Geo W* 
Wrcnn, Tim 
Wilson, David 



Ft Scott, Apr 27—63 

Ft Scott, May 9—63 

Little Rock, Sept 9—64 

Illinois, Mar 26—62 

Searcy, Sept 4— <!4 

Illinois, Mar 26-62 

Baraboo 

Ft Scott, May 26—63 

Kaukauna 

Kaukauna 

Janesville, Dec 27—61 

Van Buren, Sept 25—64 

Muscoda 

Little Rock, Sejit 6—64 

Red River 

Ft Scott. Nov 26—62 

Baraboo 

Kaukanna 

Ft Scott, Jan 29—63 

Ft Scott, Oct 29—62 

Little Rock. Nov 21—64 

Hopkins, Mo 

Illinois, Mar 26- 62 

Hopkins, Mo 

Illinois, Mar 26—62 

Baxter Springs, Oct 6—63 

Little Rock, Nov 6—64 

Ft Scott, Dee 5—62 



H 



Capt N L Stout 
Capt W H Thomas 
Capt Julius Giesler« 
Capt Jas B Pond 
Capt W T Brayton 
Lt De W C Brown 
Lt W W Griffith 
Lt J W Van Meyers 
Lt Jerome Nelson, mf 
Lt Ezra Bolion 



Leavenworth, June 27—63 

Pewaukee 

-66 

Boston, Mass 

Unity 

Omro 
Watertown 
Nelsonville 
Kansas 



Bennett, Albert A, sgt Baxter Springs, Oct 6—63 
Page, Wm, corp Ft Gibson, May 25—63 

Benson, Wm A, corp Ft Leavenworth, Jan 19—63 



Beechem, Chas E 
Bnskirk, II D, f 
Brewer, Jas H 
Barry, Tlios 
Cox. McClow 
Coon, N 
Dennison, Delos 
Jenkinsnn, J M, m 
Jones, Wni* 
Metzner, Jno 
Mann, Azro* 
Nolan, Win A 
Pitts, Geo M 



Little Rock, July 8—64 

Berlin 

Leavenworth, Feb 13— 6J 

Leavenworth, Feb 15—63 

Ft Leavenworlli, Dee 10—62 

Fulton 

Mississippi H, MAy 13—62 

Ripon 

Clarksville, Sept 28— C4 

Little Kock, Oct 12— C4 

Ft Gibson, May 25—63 

Leavenworth, Jan 24—63 

Lexington, M.ay 7—65 



Ricliarilson, Simeon S Leavenworth, Jan 28—63 



Kobb, Daniel B 
Silman, Henry 
Shaver, Ormah» 
Stockwell, Ezra 
Samphler, Peter, ni 
Stowell, Arnold 
Sanders, Wni E 
Smith, Sidney S 
Smith, Kobt H, teamstei 
Whitehead, Wm, f 
Wooden, Jas 



Capt J G Cavert 
Capt Jno Crites 
Capt M Rebstein 
Lt H Bacon 
Lt C E Willett 
Lt H D Bannister 



Mt Vernon, Sept 9—63 

Ft Scott, June 26-63 

Baxter Springs, Oct 6—63 

Kansas, July 3—63 

Omro 

St Louis, Oct 23-64 

Little Rock, Jan 3— 66 

White Cloud, Nov 4—62 

Sturgeon Bay 

Kingston 

Ft Atkinson 



Independence, Kan 



Michigan 

New York city 

Fond du Lac 



Lt H E Bankson 

Lt M M Ehle 

Lt H B Eastman Fond du Lac 

Lt C Soooner 

Burlingame, Jos, sgt* B.ixter Spa C N, Oct 6—63 

Beam, David, corp* Baxter Spa C N, Oct 6—63 

Hopper, Wm E» Baxter SpaC N, Oct 6—63 

Hart, Sani'l P, eorp* Baxter Spa C N, Oct 6—63 

Murphy, RobtR,corp* Baxter SpaC N, Oct 6— 63 

Knight, West A, corp Ft Scott, Dec 7—62 



Janesville 

Lawrence, Kan 

Maisonville, Mich 

Baxter Spa C N, Oct 6— es 

West Pensaukee 

Fond du Lac 

Sparta 

Baxter Spa C N, Oct f— 63 

Shiocton 

Plover 

Baxter Spa C N, Oct 6-63 

Shiocton 

Fond du Lac 

Brookside 

Baxter Spa C N, Oct 6—63 

Baxter Spa C N, Oct 6—63 



Allen, Ethan 
Alder, Jno W, ra 
Adams, Jno 
Brewer, Henry* 
Barker, Darius B, f 
Bannister, H D 
Carr, Wni,f 
Clark, Wm C* 
Clark, R C 
Cooley, F Frank, h 
Dempsey, Jas* 
Durkee, Timothy 
Eastman, H B, a 
Fraker, Pulaski 
Gallea, Stephen V* 
Ganer, Jno* 
Green, Alf B" 
Giftord, Wm M 
Gulviu, Frank 

Gates, P J Appleton 

Henderson, Alex Pra'rle du Chien, May 29—64 
Hammond, Seneca E Ft Scott— 62 

Metcalf, Wm Herman, D T 

Pond, Henry A* Baxter Spa C N, Oct 6—63 

Prickett, Jno Ft Scott— 62 

Rice, Lincoln S* Baxter Spa C N, Oct 6—63 

Ree"-es, W H, m Fond du Lac 

Reckard, Marlon* Baxter Spa C N, Oct 6—63 
Stillmau, Riley R* Dardanelles, Jan 14—65 

Scliapke, A F Bear Creek 

S'wartout, Barber, f Milladore 

Smith, Dennis* Baxter Spa N, Oct 6—63 

Smith, D u Mazomanie 

Sprague, Wm H Edgerton, Feb 9—64 

Smith, Jacob Stevensville 

Stolte. Chas Lawrence, May— 65 

Titus, O, me East Troy 

Titus, Willard East Troy 

Van Camp, Francis* Baxter Spa C N, Oct 6—63 
VanDuzen, Martin+ Spring River, Jan 13—63 
VanAlstine, Jas H Shiocton 

Woodall, Able* Baxter Spa C N, Oct 6—63 

Wright, Jno C* Baxter Spa B N, Oct 6—63 

Whitlaker, Wm Fond du Lac 

Zahner, Jno* Baxter Spa C N, Oct 6—63 



K 



Capt H Y Perry 
Capt Benj Fullagar 
Lt J P McDonald 
Lt F A Copeland 
Lt S H Craig 
Lt H L Nye 
Lt W F McMlUen 
RIcket, J G, sgt, ( 
Bohnart, Jos* 
Chadwick, Wni A 
Copeland, F A 
Howe, Preston M 
Huston, J W,f 
Hernel, Jno 
Hollenbeck, Henrj' n 
Jones, Owen 
Kainer, Peter 
Meadows, W H, me 
Meadows, Thos E, t 
Meadows, C W, student 
Marks, Theo, f 
Pierce, W F 



Watertown 



Cambridge 

Arkansas, Apr 14—63 

Ft Scott, Sep 17-62 

La Crosse 

Leavenwoith, July 17—62 

Collage Grove 

Springfield, Mar 19—63 

Sparta 

Columbus 

Van Euren, Sep 10—64 

Wabasha, Minn 

Little Osage, Mo 

Sparta 

Black Creek 

Oshkosh 



Rivers, Jno Lourden, la 

Rappleye, Jasper Richmond 

Stegman, Conrad* Arkansas, Apr 14—63 

Van Hooy, Henry Little Rock, May 2—64 

Whittenbecker, Herman Oct 18—64 



L 



Capt C A Perry 
Capt Robt Carpenter 
Capt M M Ehle 
Lt J D Welch 
Lt Jas Campbell 
Lt Jesse Bermingham 
LtTB Parkinson 
LtC FKing 
Bartram, David E, sgt 
Whitmore, Renel, sgt 
Austin, Dan'l 
Bull, Jas A, f 
Bun.iell.ChasD 
Briscoe, Sam'i, me 
Browning, Chas A 
Brundler, C H, me 
Cavteilo, Sani'l H* 
Hanson, Halvoi* Wh 
Hanson, Aniund 
H inimersly, Wm C 
Hull, J M, ph 
Johnson, Andrew 
Joue-i, Wm.mu 
Lavin, Thos 
McClure, Lew A* 
Meltzer, Wm, ni 
Nickel, Those, 1 
Perkins, Oscar W 
Plaits, Corliss I 
Parmelee, Ed A 
ShaXer, Henry, me 
Sharp, Elisba 
Thonuis, Jno H 
Wilcox, Byron L 
Workinbudge, Geo 
Warn H, t 



Chicago, 111 



Ohio 

Dec 17—64 

Ft Smith, Sept P— 63 

Fayetteville, Feb 1—63 

Fremont 

Lime Ridge 

Ft Scott, Nov 1—62 

Baraboo 

Salem, June 6—63 

Cross Plaines 

Van Buren, May 17—64 

ite Oak Creek, Aug 5—64 

Springfield, May 11—63 

LUtle Rock, Sept 19— C4 

La!;e Mills, la 

July 29—63 

Westport 

Little Rock, Nov 28— (4 

Van Buren, Jlay 17—64 

Black Eartli 

Fond du Lac 

Westport, Oct 8—62 

Fa\ettevil!e, Feb 1—63 

Leavenworth, Sept 6— C2 

Fond du Lac 

Illinois, Mar 26— {2 

Janesville, Jan C— 62 

Chicago, Apr 17—62 

Watertown 

Ableman 



M 



Capt H F Rouse 
Capt Jay Thompson 
Capt J M Bernaid 
Lt Win Schmidt 
Lt .las Armstrong 
Lt L A DixonH- 
Lt H T Perry 
Lt 0!af Meyer 
Lt P P House 
Lt Wm Riley 
Barber, Edgar 
Corby, Jno 
Classon, Martin L 
Closson, Wm S 
Free, Jas 
Kirst, Conrad 
Lewis, Peter, W 
McCord, Andrew* 
Mcnse, Albert 
May, Jno H« 
Montgomery, Benj 
Odell, Kobt 
Riley, Jno 
Raesser, C T, m 
Soniers, Henry 
Tyler, Abel L 
Woolston, Wm 
Weeks, E J, f 
Ward, W H 



Marion Centre, Kan 

Ft Scott, K;n 

Helena 

Lenvenworth, Oct 2—62 
Independence, Oct 20—64 



Bli.ss, A J 
Bliss, Chas 



Osage Mission, Jan 24—66 
FtScott, Marl-(3 
Van Buren, Oct 9—63 
Ft Scott, Sept 15—62 
Arkansas, Oct 25-63 
Ft Scott, Oct 1-62 
I eavjnworlh, June 17-02 
M Island, Mar 3o— r3 
Milwaukee 
Homey Springs, Aug 24— 63 
I Kansas, Sept 27—64 

Ft Scott, Feb 11—63 
Kansas, Sept 27— 64 
Milwaukee 
Sheboygan 
FtScott. Jan 24—63 
FtScott, Oct 1—63 
Bloomer 
Richland Ccntie 
UNASSIGNED. 

Troy 
Cambria 



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Lake SOLDIERS' HOME. 



HUNTER'S MAG:NETIC FOU-NT.VIN AND SUMMER RESORT. 



(continued from page 198.) 
and other lands, and is well known 
throughout this part of the country. 

Mr. John Bonnell, grocer, Forest St., 
Fond du Lac. has been for raany years 
troubled with disease of his kidneys, 
and to such an extent that he had to a 
great degree lost control of his urine, 
lie has been relieved by the use of the 
water, so that now he has seldom to 
arise during the niglit to pass his urine, 
and has every conlidence that the cure 
will prove to be a permanent one. 

Mr. John Musgat, harness-maker, do- 
ing business at -548 Main street, Fov.d 
du Lac, has had the rheumatism for 
some six years ; has also had weak eyes 
and diseased kidneys. Has drank the 
water and bathed in it, and its effect has 
been to relieve him of rheumatic pains, 
strengthen his eyes, and cure his kidney 
coniplaiut. 

Mr. James Wilkins, of Lisbon, Wau- 
kesha county, Wisconsin, has been 
greatly troubled with the gravel for over 
twenty years. His urinary organs had 
become so weakened that he was com- 
pelled to leave his bed four or Ave times 
nightly for necessary purposes. Two 
days, use of tlie water has cured him ! 
His son, Reuben Wilkins, is a resident 
of Fond du Lac, and works at his trade 
as blacksmith, on Thiid street. 

Mr. Robert Longstaff is a citizen of 
Fond du Lac, living at the corner of 
Fifth and Ellis streets, ile has used 
the Magnetic Water for but two weeks 
and it has had a most beneficial effect 
upon him. His case is one of gravel, of 
twenty years continuance. He had pre- 
vjnusly tried juniper berries, the best 



gin, and spirits of nitre, without effect. 
Although not yet entirely cured he is so 
much improved that he has little doubt 
that his permanent cure is only a ques- 
tion of time. 

Mr. James Graham, is a tinsmith in 
employ in Fond du Lac. He and his 
family board with Mrs. Edgell, on 
First street. His wife came to Fond 
du Lac a victim of the jirevailing 
Michigan malaria— fever and ague. 
8he had a chill every other day ; now 
she is cured. 

The above is simply a cure of fever 
and ague. Other medical waters, es- 
pecially those of Michigan, have,' had 
some effect on rheumatism. In Micha- 
gan fever and ague prevails ; in Fond 
du Lac it is unknown, except when 
brought from abroad. 

JIR. S. W. VAN AENAM, 

Resides at No. 43 East Division St., 
Fond du Lac. He has for a great 
many years been severely afHicted with 
kidney disease. The use of the water 
has been a great benefit to him, and he 
is very much relieved. His wife has 
bsen cured of neuralgia, and an indes- 
cribably oppressive throat complaint, 
by the water. His daughter. Miss Lucy 
Van Arnam. has been entirely cured of 
neuralgia, with which she had been 
greatly troubled for a number of years, 
Such is the record of the water in a 
single family. 

Mr. Jacob Avery, lives at No. Ill 
Amory street. Fond du Lac. Twenty- 
three years ago his wife after conline- 
ment, became afflicted witli a "milk" 
leg. No doctor had been able to help 
her, and she had given up in despair. 



Her limb had become so badly swollen 
that it was with the utmost difficulty 
she could get up and down stairs. She 
also had trouble with her kidneys. For 
this latter complaint she commenced 
using the water. After one week yhe 
observed a redact ■m in the swelling of 
her limb. Now the swelling has entire- 
ly disappeared, and the limb is assum- 
ing its natural shape, and she can use it 
freely and without pain. A constant 
pain in her side has entirely vanished. 
Her kidney troubles, which had lasted 
for ten years, are gone. This is one of 
the most remarkable cures yet de- 
veloped. 

The certificate of Mrs, Joseph Olm- 
sted, an intellige.it and affable lady liv- 
ing on Fourth street, in tlie First ward, 
w I SI sfy reasonable persons that she 
has been materially helped by using 
the Magnetic Water ; 

Tkis is to cerlify, That I have been 
troubUd with rheumatism for thirteen 
years, at first through my whole system 
which finally settled in my shoulders 
and hands. I suffered great pain at 
times, and the joints of my hands were 
mucli distorted. I have drank and 
bathed in the Magnetic Water from 
Mr. Hunter's artesian fountain for two 
or three months, and am now entirely 
free from rheumatic jiains. 

MRS. JOSEPH OLMSTED, 
Fond du Lac. 

HERNIA CURED. 

Mr. Stanchfield, lumberman, a quiet 
retiring g.-utieman, living on Fourth 
street, gives in testimony as to the 
etlicacy of the Magnetic Water, in tlie 
following statement : 

(Continued ou page 202) 



WISCOKSESr SOLDIERS AND SAILOKS REUNION ROSTER. 



201 



Brown, Richard 
Brown, Bitner 
Butterfleld, La Fayette, 
CunniiiKlmm, Micliael 
Colson, N L, f 
Ciimiinghain, Michael 
Cooley, F F 
Dyalt, B B 
Dye, ,Tas W 
Foster. W H 
Fuller, .Solomon 
Geese, ,S K, i 
Hans, Willis 
Huichms, J H 
,I:is Eiiocli, rahier 
Knight. Willard, nie 
Keyes. H \V 
I.oljdell, Caleb, f 
Mitchell, .Sylvenieus, f 
Marsh,. Sanford, nie 
Mayhew. Jno, saddler 
Miller, Jacob, ar 
Parker, Jas M 
Robinson, J 
Stout, Cornelius 
Serns, Theore, me 
Sheldcn, Jno, f 
Stevens, E P 
Titus. Niles 
Williams. Jno. f 
Willard. W L. ed 
Worth. Dan 



contractor 



Lind 

Lind 

Sparta 

Watertown 

Mill Centre 

Milwaukee 

Plover 

Troy 

Merrillon 

ICeosha 

Pekin 

Tornado 

Muscoda 

Sioux Falls. D T 

Osage City, Kan 

Poynguetre 

Beaver Dam 

Council Grove, Kan 

Neosho 

Stone Banks 

Chicago 

Menominee 

Dehavan 

Winncconne 

Janesville 

Cambridge 

Council Grove, Kan 

Oshkosh 

Council Grove, Kan 

Lime Springs, Iowa 

Shelbyville, Mo 

Baraboo 



FOURTH CAVALRY, 

Three years. Organized (as Infantry), June 
6th, 1361. Original strength, 1047, gain by re- 
cruits, etc., 1258. Total, 2o05. Death loss. 382— 
Killed in action. 72. died of wounds, 31, of dis- 
ease, 261, of accidents, ;8. Other los.ses 327— 
missing, 2), desertions, 74, transfers, 2. dis- 
charges, 474. By muster-out, Oct. 1st, 186.'), 754 
Strength at muster-out. May 28th, 1866, 596." 
Campaigns in Maryland, Miss., La., Ala., Ga., 
andTexas— Equipped as cavalry, Sept. 1st, 1863. 

REGIMENTAL ROSTER, 

Washington, D C 

Ft Hudson, May 29—63 

Baton Rouge, May 3—64 

Chicago, 111 

Indianapolis, Ind 

California 

Kilbourne City 



Col H E Paine 

Col S A Bean» 

Col F A Boardman' 

Col W P Moore 

Col N F Cralgue 

Lt Col G W Durgin 

Lt I'ol H B Baker 

Ma] GC Pierce, 1st Bat 

Maj E A Ramsay, 1st Bat 

MaJ E J Peck, 2d Bat 

Maj Jas Keefe, 2nd Bat, pa Stillwater, Minn 

Maj H Brooks, 2d Bat Waupun 

MmJ Jas B Farusworth, 3d Bat Tomah 

AdJ L D Aldrlch Boston, May 21— 62 

AdJ W S Payn 

Ad] G Wintermeycr' Ft Hudson, June 14—63 

Ad] N H Chittenden 

Q M A J McCoy 

Q M C A Johns 

Q M S C Watson 

Com TW Gillette 

Surg A H Van Nostrand 

SurgS W Wilson 

A Surg J L Page 

A Surg D C Roundy 

A SurgSC Smith 

A Surg S W Wilson 

A Surg H R Merriman 

A Surg W H Harrison 

A Surg H B Home 

Chap A C Barry, gauk 

Cliap G W Horney Texas 



Beaver Dam 

Beaver Dam 

Illinois 

Texas 

Green Bay 

Milwaukee, Feb— 80 



Sept 18— €4 
Texas 



A 



Capt C W Steele, m 
Capt J B Farnsworth, 
Capt G B Fiuch 
Lt P A Castle 
Lt A E ChaBee 
Lt N H Chittenden 
Lt J E Williams* 
Lt F N Thomas 
Lt N Bingham 
Criger, Jas J, sgt-ma] 
Xyce, Hiram S. 2d It* 



Whitewater 
Iowa 

Whitewater 

Baton Rouge, Mar 8—64 
Trempealeau 

Whitewatei 
New York. Oct 7—63 
Kenyon, Ch.as N, sgt* Port Hudson, June 14—6:1 
Ranney, Moses, sgt-f- Port Hudson, June 15—63 
Perry, Henry A,corp* Port Hudson, June 14—63 
Dultee, Thos, corp-f- Fort Hudson, June 13—63 
Ludeman, Wm T,corp-|- Pt Hudson, June 17—63 
Adams, Jas H 
Berkhart, Amos H 
Bates, Matthias, 
Boswell, M E 
Carr, Nathan S 
Cadman Chas, 1 
Carr, J T, ed 
Chamberlain, J A 
Griffln, Welson O 
Gardner, Winlield L 
Green, Clias A, 1 
Holden, Geo 
Jackson, W 
KreLs, Chas, 
Knight, Chas A 
King, W M 
Lewis, Chas H 
Love]oy. Calvin 3 
Mallo. Wm W 
Morrell, Jas P 
Moody, Reuben 
Perry, Chas E 
Peters, Frank 
Phillips. Jacob, 1 
Quick, H B 
.Sax, William O 
Sabine, Irwin 
Tliompson, Wm 
Tolles, Wm C 
Vodre. Cluis E 
Walker, Simon, f 
Walsh, EdwP 
Walden, Hubbard 
Webb, Ma]or P, c 



Baton Rouge, July 8—62 

Cariolton, Oct 11—62 

Morganzia, July 25—64 

Seymour 

New Orleans, July 16—64 

Whitewater 

Jefferson 

Whitewater 

Carrollton. Nov 27—62 

Eaton Rouge, Aug 26—64 

Janesvil'e 

Baton Rouge, June 18—62 

Kendall 

Vicksburg, ,July 20—02 

Whitewater, Nov 28—64 

Whitewater 

Vicksburg, July 18—62 

Carrollton, Nov 3—62 

Carro'lton, Dec 11— «2 

Baton Rouge, Dec 30—64 

Springfield 

Delavan 

Baton Rouge, Nov 2o— <;4 

Whitewater 

Waterloo 

Carrollton, Sept 28—62 

Baton Rouge, July 8—64 

Jan 12—65 

Ft Elwell, Oct 19—66 

Mississippi R, Aug 6—62 

Fond du Lac 

New Orleans, Aug 10—64 

Baton Rouge, Sept 28—64 

Whitewater 



B 



Capt H La Grange 
Capt G VV Carter 
Capt H B Baker 
Capt E D Henry 
Lt A Medhurst 
Lt H Gleason-I- 
Lt O W Traynor 
Lt G F Clark 
Lt (i W Pierce 
Lt M B Farr 
Shearer, John sgt-f- 
Pygall, G F, sgt-f- 
Alderman, Clark h+ 
Benedict, Wm H 
Brown, John A 
Burt, James M 
Croley. Denni9-|- 
Coruwell, E B-f- 
Clark. Edward 
Crawford, William 
Cross, Daniel S 
Cross, A S, nie 
Carter, Geo W, a 
Davis, George H 
Duane, Henry J 



California 

Waupun 

California 

Oniro 

Baten Ronge, Mar 29—65 
Juneau 

Iowa 



Ft Hudson, May 29—63 

Baton Rouge, Oct 5— M 

Morgansia, Aug 1—04 

On)al)a, Neb 

Winona, Minn 

Bridge, Kan 

Port Hudson. June 14—63 

Port Hudson, June 14—63 

Fortress Monroe, Apr 19—62 

Baton Rouge, Nov le— 61 

Wiuneconne 

Kipon 

Fond du Lac 

Baton Rouge, July 18—64 

New Orleans, Sept 19— €2 



Fordicp, C F, f 
Folts, W R. vt surg 
French. D O, elk 
Gunsolus, Abner 
Henry, Charles-t- 
Harris, Asa 
Iiuns, Wallace C 
Jenkins, Tboniiis 
Kellofg, Reuben 
Kleinhart, Frederick 
Knohle, ,Jno 
Lewis, A H, surg, m 
Lynch, Jno L 
Lamount, VV M, f 
MeCollijiter, I) 
Noble, David A 
Ostrom, Friend, elk 
Piper, Chester A+ 
Phettyplace. Eli 
Russell, .(no 
Strong, DeWittC+ 
Sauiideis, Geo S 
Sanders, Jas 
Spencer, Wm H 
Shoults, Cuyler A 
.Sebults, Carl F 
Sopor, Isaac, m 
Sleeper, Chas A, me 
Staiige, Fred 
Thompson, Jas 
Thompson, J C 
Turner, Jno S 
Vaugban, ,ras 
Wheeler. Solon 



Capt EB Gray 

Capt P Panli 

Capt G W Duran 

Capt H Brooks 

Capt J (i Stock 

Lt J R Cole 

Lt G Wintermcyer 

Lt A C Bush 

Lt H H hradford 

Lt L C Bartlett 

Lt TO Connor 

Lt Hugh Baker 

Clapp. Edw A, it 

Guck. John W. corp 

Stewart. J L, bugler 

Beechler. Jno S 

Barnes. Edw H 

Blewer, Adam 

Baker, Hugh 

Bradford, Hiram, me 

Brooks, Harry 

Bartlett, LC 

Bump. Edwin, c 

Call. George H 

Dantorth, RR 

Danforth,Q A, mf 

Elmore, Andrew W 

Esty, E A 
Hanson, Marvin, f 
Higgins. Bogardus 
Hogaii, Wm 11 
Hamlin, S A 
Huson, Ali>hon70, 
Hunt, Jno A, pa 
Harkins, Daniel 
.Johnson. Sbernian 
Jones. H B. collector 
Jackson. Nelson 
Kelly, Peter 
Loeb, Jacob 
Lucos, J B 
McDonald, Emmett 
Nare, (ieorge 
Oliver, Wm H 



West Rosendale 

New Cassel 

Ripon 

Ship Island. Apr 6—62 

Baton Rouge, July 1— 03 

La, Dec 2—62 

Dec 22— «4 

Carrollton, Jan 9—63 

B.Tton Rouge, Jan 16— Co 

Baton Rouge, ,Iuly 26-62 

Menominee 

Fond du Lac 

Nov 2—61 

Creston, III 

Carrollron, Oct 5-62 

Windom, Minn 

Biandnn 

Port Hud.son, June 14—63 

Vicksburg, June 24—65 

Berlin 

Port Hudson, June 14—63 

Baton Rouge, Dec H— 63 

Ship Island, Apr 7—62 

Baton Rouge, July 8—62 

Doniphan, Nev 

Fall Creek 

Berlin 

Nnrlhport 

Fremont 

Madison, May 15—65 

Manley Junc't, la 

Denver, Col 

Waupaca 

Menominee 



Chicago, 111 



Waupun 
Madison 



Cascade 



Port Gibson, May 27—63 
Bisland, Apr 13—63 
Sheboygan Falls 
Carrollton, Aug 28—62 
Baton Ronge, May 8-64 
San Antonio, Oct 25—66 
Orient. Iowa 
Plymouth 
Waupun 
Sheboygan Falls 
Waterloo 
Carrollton, Sept 21—62 
New Orleans, Aug 24—62 
Meemee 
Baton Rouge, Nov 14—64 
Sheboygan Falls 
Gibraltar 
Newport News, Mar 12—62 
Manitowoc 
St Cloud 
Slieboygan Falls 
Milwaukee 
Hingham 
Kelag House, Nov 7—61 
Chicago, III 
Hingham 
Sheboygan Falls 
New Orleans, Aug 21—62 
Slieboygan Falls 
Baton Rouge, Apr 7—63 
Baton Rouge, Sept 16—64 
Cai ro, Nov 2—64 



202 



HUNTER'S MAGI^ETIC FOUNTAIN AND SUMMER RESORT. 



(Cont'nued on page 200 ) 
For the benefit of those who are 
afflicted as I liave been, 1 will state my 
fase in plain language. I hereby state 
that I had the misfortune to liave a 
severe rupture twelve jears ago. I 
have used various kinds of trusses, but 
never received any permanent benefit 
from their use. 1 often suffered severe 
pain and great inconvenience, so as 
often to be unfit for any kind of busi- 
ness. 1 have used the JMagnelic AV'ater 
from iir. Hunter's fountain (not regu- 
larl,\ . however), fur two months, and 
am free from the pain and inconveni- 
ence heretofore caused by the breach. 
I have thrown aside trusses as u.seless 
and cumberso'iie. 

I will further slate that I had kidney 
complaint for several years, and now 
find myself benefited by the use of the 
Magnetic Water. 

J. II. STANCIIFIELD. 

Mrs. Ilaines Iluner, an affable, in- 
telligent lady liviiis' on Second street, 
gives in lier testimony as to the good 
effects of Magnetic Water in cases of 
dyspepsia, in the following language : 

This in to certify. That I have been 
troubled with dyspepsia for fifteen 
years, and have late'y found great re- 
lief in using the Magnetic Water. 

MRS. II. HUNTER. 

I, John i'. Hunter, formerly a resi- 
dent of Beaver ' 'am, but now a resident 
of this city, certify that my wife was iu 
bad health for two or three years previ- 
ous to January, 1873, and during the 
winter of that year she was quite un- 
able to do any kind of work, and often 
had to keep her bed. She was alflicted 
with physical female weaknesses and 
diseases. She also had dyspepsia and 
other complicated complaints, and 



among them cutaneous eriipitons all 
over her body, so bad that some of her 
reighbors believed she liad tiie sm;ill- 
po.\. These complaints continued, 
with slight abatements, occasionally, 
till May. 1873. I employed four or five 
different I'h sicians.who tried, but fail- 
ed, to help her. In the lafer part of 
ISIay last I procured some of the Saline 
Water from George Hunter's artesian 
fountain, which she dniid< for ten or 
twelve days, and was entirely cured of 
all her complicated diseases and she 
is as well now as she ever was having 
g.iined forty pounds of fiesli daring the 
last summer. J IMIUNTER. 

Hon. U. D. Mihills, of the firm of 
Mihills & Sou, late proprietors of an 
extensive lumbering establishment, 
and a large sash, door and blind facto- 
ry, makes the following statement: 
This is to certify that I have had rheu- 
matism in my arms and shoulders for 
eight or nine years past, and have tried 
a variety of remedies, and only found 
temporary relief, until last season, when 
I commenced lathing in and drinking 
tlie Magnetic Saline Water from George 
Hunter's artesian foi.ntain. I used the 
water, occasionally, during the summer 
and fall of 1ST3, and am now entirely 
fn e from rheumatic troubltsnd can, a 
with utmost confidence recommend the 
Magnetic Water to all who are troubltd 
as I have been, as a sure cure. I also 
know that the Magnf tic Water is an 
excellent remedy for kidney complaints. 
U. U. MIHILLS. 

Statement of H G. Campbell, grocer 
on the corner of Scott and Brooke 
streets. Mr. Campbell's case is a 
peculiar one. To those who have 
known him for years, and have seen 
liim going about daily, half bent, with 



his head and shoulders quite on a level 
with his hips, his cure is regarded f.s 
almost miraculous. Mr. CamiibelFs 
case was the first to attract public at- 
tention. But Mr. Campbell will speak 
for himself : 

Mit. Hunter— ^n:— My statement is 
that I have had the rheumatism in its 
severest forms in all parts of my system 
for thirteen years— ever since I was 
thirteen years of age— so severely in my 
hips and back that I could not stand 
erect, but was forced lo stand and w,ilk 
a' out iu a half-bent posture ; that is 
my body was fixed at right angles with 
my legs. I suffered severe pains. The 
muscles of my body were sore and tor- 
pid, and apparently permanently con- 
tracted to my liips During my thirteen 
years of suffering, I used great quanti- 
ties of medicines prescribed by phy- 
sicians and quacks, and found no per- 
manent relief until last April, when I 
obtained some water from your artesan 
well, soon after it was discovered 
that the water possessed magnetic and 
medicinal properties. I immediately 
began to use the water, and have con- 
tinued to do so ever since, and am now 
free from pain. My joints are limber, I 
can stand nearly erect, and feel as well 
as I did when I was a much younger 
boy. HUGH J. C.\MPBELL. 

The foregoing are but a few of the 
hundreds of exceptionally gratifying 
testimonials received weekly, lack of 
space precludi.ig the publieati n of any 
more. It sufnceth to say, in conclusion, 
that language fails utterly in describ- 
ing the beneficial effects of both the ex- 
ternal and internal use of this cele- 
brated water from the Hunter Foun 
tain. 




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FOREST STREET, - FOND DU LAC, WISCONSIN. 



WISCONSIN SOLDIERS AND SAILORS REUNIOX ROSTER. 



203 



Plialin, Jno 
Pierce, Harmon 
I'litnani, O S 
Keecl. Warren F 
Kobbin, VViiiclum 
Seeger, Win 



Sbeboygan Falls 

Sheboygan Falls 

Greenbush 

Milwaukee, June 20— GI 

Baltimore, Dec IT— 61 

Medford 



Seluim.inn, Uhristian+ Baton Rouge, Mar 16—64 



Sullivan, Dau'l 
Steele, Tbos 
Steele, Tlins 
Turner, Wm ,1 
Trocb, Wm 
Windsor, Nathaniel* 
Wipprecht, Henry J 
WolfT, Fred A 
Wright, Orson B 
Walsh, Henry 



Baton Kouge, Oct 7—63 

Neillsville 

Greenwood 

Cedar Grove 

Mazonianie 

Texas Feb 4-66 

Xew Orleans, Aug 10—62 

Carrollton, Sep 2—62 

Sheboygan Falls. Dec 23— C4 

Sheboygan Falls 



D 



Capt ,Ios Bailey 
Capt E R Herren 
Capt G C Pierce 
Capt A C Ketchura 
Lt W S Payn 
Lt I N EarH- 
Lt W J Dumeld+ 
Lt A Boynton 
Lt D C Freeland 
Li Myron Skinner 
Martin, Geo M, sgt+ 
Chase, Richard S, sgt 
Niies, Amasa P, sst 
Wood, Milo, corp 
McKinstry, Wille, corp 
Austin, Isaiah L 
Brown, Michael* 
Baldwin, Jno W+ 
Brewster, Dan'l 
Boynlon, Abiahain 
Boyle, J H 
Dawes, Frank* 
Dike, Horace* 
Earl, Jos W 
Early, David W 
Ferris, Francis C* 
Foster, OlisS 
Gibbs, Jas S 
Grinnols, Stephen C+ 
Geer, Jno J 
George, Thus J 
Hubbard, Julius U 
Haughtelling, Aaron 
Holt. Jos 

Hollenbeck, Peter K 
Kerr. Jno* 
Lyons, Richard 
McKuiie, Melvin M 
McCarty, Michael 
Meredith, Thos 
Mains, Win 
Miller, Leonard 
Newell, Marshall, 
Needhain, Jno H 
Olson, Chas 
Pickard,Ch;is S 
Powers, J H 
Rue, Chas A 
Stillick, Win P' 
Shaffer, Chas W* 
Stivers, Stephen 
Smith, J B 
Turner, Geo 
Underwood, Geo W 
White, EzraO+ 
Wileo.x, D A 
Weiss, Lewis 
West. Sam '1 WS 
White, N J 
Whee er, H W 



Kilbourn City 
Kilbourn City 

Natchez, Dec) 0—64 
Baton Rouge, Oct 18—04 



Baton Rouge, Mar 19 — 65 

Baton Rouge. Mar i4— 04 

Baton Rouge, Aug 13—64 

Carrollton, Aug 24—62 

Rusk, Jnly23— 65 

Baton Rouge. Aug ii;— (14 

Bisland, Apr i3— 63 

Port Hudson, July 30— o:j 

Mound City, Nov 1—64 

Maple Grove, D T 

Heln-on 

Port Hudson July 4—63 

Port Hudson, June 14—63 

Ship Island, June 21— g2 

Baton Rouge. Nov 18 — 64 

Port Hudson, June 14 — 63 

Baton Rouge, Sept 28-64 

Ocononiovvoc 

New Orleans, .July 1—03 

Dec 22-64 

Menominee 

Relay House, Sept 23—61 

0.xford 

Downsville 

Tomah 

Bisland, Apr 13—63 

Baton Rouge, Apr 1—64 

Baltimore, Jan 25—62 

B iton Ronge, Nov 6— 04 

New Orleans, Feb 26— OS 

Batou Rouge, Oct 23-62 

Quincy 

New Orlean.s, June 27- 63 

Relay Hoii-e, Aug 10-61 

Ludington, Mich 

Andersonville, Aug is— <;4 

Baraboo 

Baton Rouge, June 27—01 

Port Hudson, June 14—03 

July 1.5-03 

Southwest Pass, Apr 23—02 

Big Spring 

Vermilion, Apr 28—63 

Baton Rouge, Sept 2.1—63 

Port Hudson. July 3—63 

SpringfiHid 

Baton Rouge, Dec 20—63 

New Orleans, Jan 20—68 

Colby 

Eldorado Mills 



Capt W P Moore 

Capt C D Wooster Brodhead 

Capt Lewis .Jones 

Capt Jos Hall Decatur, Neb 

Lt S B Tubbs 

Lt H B Lightthizar 

Lt D E Pixley Sharon 

Lt S C Watson 

Lt G W Peck Milwaukee 

Sidney, A Be.an, col* Port Hudson, May 29—63 

Fred A Boardmaii. col'Coinite River, Miy 3-61 

G Wintermeyer, adj Port Hudson Julv 14-03 

Lewis D Aldrich, adj Boston May 21—62 

H R Merrynian, A Surg Baton Rouge, Sep 18—63 

Geo MChalfant Biltiiuore. Dee 19— SI 

Stone, Chas A, sgt Natchez, July 25—62 

Whipple, B.irton A, sgt Baton Rouge, Sep 16—64 

Bell, Wesley J. sgt San Antonio. Oct 23—64 

Friedel, Martin, h Cambridge 

Fiissell, Chas S, corp* Port Hudson, June 14—63 

Mason, Arthur W, corp Ship Island, Apr 3— 62 



Ames, Nathaniel 
Adams, Geo 
Aiken, Wm H. a 
Bartr m, David* 
Brink, Nicholas 
Banks. Geo 

Bnsch, Peter, mail carrier 
Blodgeit, Ben, £ 
Corey, Jas 
CanieiMii, V,'in 
Duffie, JasE* 
Duval, Francis+ 
DuUie, Orlando 
Doty, Wm H 
Dona'dson. Edw 
Elberts. Peter 
Tiebert, Jno 
Hall, S A, me 
Hollenbeek, Peter H 
Hilzer, Lucius W 
Hailley, Jno H 
Hoard, W D 
Hibbard, Win 
Hendee, S H, me 
Had, S A 
Jinks, one S, f 
Kinney, Jas D* 
Knowlt<iii, J F B* 
Leberer, Geo 
Livingston, Thos J 
Livournier, Camilla 
Nellzert, Andrew 
Oremiorlt, L J, £ 
O'Kelly, Wm H 
Preston, Chas, 
Pott, Angu-t 
Plioh, Oscar F 
Ray, Milan £+ 
Rivenburg, Chas 
Reehl, Christian 
Spaulding, Robert E 
Strapbarger, Peter, me 
Stone, A L 



New Orleans, June 20—63 



San Francisco, Cal 

July 15—62 

Baton Rouge, Feb 24—63 

Batou Ronge, Sep 4- 64 

Burlington 

Jefferson 

Baton Rouge, Aug 11—62 

New Orleans. Sep 21—6-' 

Bisland, April- 63 

Plaquemine, Aug 0-61 

Carrollton, Oct 12—62 

Washington, Oct 30-02 

Waukesha 

Cairo. Oct 0— 64 

Manitowoc 

Unity 

Philadelphia. Pa 

New Orleans, Oct 20—62 

Carrollton, Oct 7— 02 

Ft Atkinson 

Nashu.i, la 

Beloit 

Neillsville 

Netherlaiid, Kan 

Port Hudson, May 27— Oi 

Port Hudson, June 14 — 03 

New Orleans, Aug 24—62 

Batou Rouue, Oct 6—64 

Camp Parapet, Oct 2—62 

New Orleans, June 18—63 

Oakland 

Aug 7—62 

Racine 

Carrollton, Sept 4- 62 

Wausau 

Port Hudson, June 13—63 

Balon Rouge, Feb 28—04 

Batou Rouge, July 7—64 

Baton Rouge, May 5 — 6i 

Milwaukee 

Marseilles, 111 



Taylor, Theo D W+ Plaquemine, Aug 6-04 
TerwiUiger, Thos Camditon, Sep 24 -64 

Wright, Jeremiah N* Port Hudson, June 14-63 
Whipple, Daniel, c owatonna, Minn 

Westphall, Henry Hebron 

Leah, Jno VV* Port Hudson, June 14—63 



Lt G H Brown 
Lt Harris Durkee 
Lt D B Ma.tson-(- 
Lt C A Johns 
Lt I M Mead 
Lt C C Collee 
Lt A J Wei^therwax 
Lt L W David.s 
Lt G W Pierce 
Farnum, Ezra C, sgt* 
Parks. Wm, sgt* 
Carinichael, Rich D, sgt 
Barry, M A 
Butters, Albert'C* 
Beaidsley, Horace G 
Blake, Jos 
Baker, Robt 
Bull, Chas H 
BrI.ggs, P T 
Buidict. A R 
Campbell, Wm H 
Carter, Chas L 
Chappell, Turner H 
Crunk, Reuben R 

Dyer, Wm H 
Dodge, Will H 
Frederick, Jacob 
Firstenburg, Lorenzo 
Gibbs, Jas S 

Uerrick, Wm S 

Herrlinan, EdwN 

Hanson , Hans 

Hotchkiss, Jno, ed 

H.itile. Leander 

Lee. Wm* 

Lyon. Chas W 

Me Bride. Allan B 

Matthews. J;is 

Marshall, Geo F 

McFarlin. Jno C 

Piuinan, Henry 

Parker, Francis J 

Parks. Jonathan, 1 

RiLss. Wm 

Sherman, All 

Smith. Jno 

Smith. Henry 

Sijuires. Jno H 

Smith. Levi 

Tabor, Win W* 

Tapper, Jos P* 

Tuukey, Patrick* 

Tapper. A W 

Utter, Cyrus E 

Viles, Gustavus G 

Walker, Geo W 

Weeks, Tlieo 



Clinton, June 3—63 



Iowa 

Ft Hudson, May 29—63 

Pt Hudson, May 27-63 

Vicksburg, July 26—62 

Lodi 

Pt Hudson. May 27—63 

New Orleans, Aug 10—62 

New Orleans, Jan 14—65 

Baton Rouge, Aug 24—61 

Vicksburg, June 15—65 

Kenosha 

Waterford 

New Orleans, June 2—63 

Baton Rouge, Sept 2—64 

Baton Rouge, Jan 4—65 

Elkhorn 

Vicksburg, July 20—62 

Relay House, Aug 24 — 61 

Cairo, Oct 19—64 

Leedston, Minn 

OcoDoniowoc 

Baton Rouge, Mar 12—64 

Edinburg, Apr 30—66 

Spring Brook, J.in 12—65 

Fox Lake 

Elkliorn 

Pt Hudson, June 14—63 

lugalls, Kan 

Carrollton, Oct 30-62 

Baton Rouge, Aug 9—62 

Batou Rouge, July 18 -64 

Richland Centre 

Geneva, Jan 1—66 

Baton Rouge, Oct 26—64 

LaCresse 

Geneva 

Baton Rouge, June 24—62 

Baton Rouge, Aug 4—62 

Baton Rouge, Aug 24—64 

Sprlngheld, Oct 22—64 

Andeisoiivule, .Sept 8—64 

Pt Hudson. June 14—63 

Pt Hiidsmi, June 14— ii3 

Black Bayou, Mar 19—61 

Geneva Lake 

Elkhorn 

Baton Rouge, June 13—63 

Relay House, Oct 20—61 

Springlield 



Capt D C Koundy 

Capt N F Craigue 
Capt Milo Seeley 
Capt S C Morver 



Grand Haven, Mich 



Capt D M Wliite 
Capt Jas Keefe, pa 
Capt W P Knowles 
Lt I H Wing 
Lt Edw A Clapp* 
Lt J H Harnngtou 
Lt J E Flint, m 
Lt S H Briggs 
Lt W II Nichols 
Dolly, Jesse, sgt.l 
Vaiimeter, Jno H, sgt 
Nutter, Jos, com .sgt 
Dawley, Jesse N, sgt 
Briggs, Spencer, sgt 
Dexter, Win E, corp 
Allen, Gilbert 
Adeison.A F, f 
Arno, Nelson 
Anderson, Mat 
Boucher, Cyrelle, £ 



Stillwater, Minn 
River Falls 

Port Hudson, M.ay 27—83 

St Croix 

River Falls 

River Falls 

New Richmmd 

St Croix 

Richmond 

Richmond 

Hudson 

New Orleans, Aug 15—62 

Carrollton, Nov 28-62 

Clear Lake 

Clt-ar Lake 

Baton Ronge, Jan 4-65 

Osceola Mills 



THE HARTFORD 

Fire Insurance Co., 



OHjiIiTEIiES>, 



1^10. 



OA-Sia: ga.i=ita.31j. 



$1,250,000. 

CASH ASSETS, January, 1st 1880. 

SEVENTIETH ANWAL EXHIBIT, 



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Managed by Skillful Underwriters, and for Sixty-Nine 

Years one of tlie Leading Financial Institutions 

of the Country. 

Cash Indemnity Disbursed to Patrons, Over 

All Baiioes. Transacted on Pdnciples of Cominercial Hocor. 



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MANUFACTURERS' 

\mm |itsm*cinee i|o., 

BOSTON, MASS, 



NATIONAL STOCK $500,000.00 

SURPLUS, 6(i0.b0.5.57 

TOTAL ASSETS, 1,160,805.57 

.ASSETS. 

Capital Bank Stock $203,139.00 

Railroad Bonds 198,410.00 

Loans on Stocks and Mortgages, amply secured,. . 248,154.20 

Real Estate 83,700 00 

Bills Receivable for Marine Premiums 37,247.62 

Cash on hand and in Bank 300,601.09 

Interest Accrued 13 539.94 

Premiums in course of collection 46 013.72 

Bills Receivable, 30,000.00 

$1,160,57805. 



INCORPORATED 1825. 

J]iremen'g Insurance (^ompany, 



Cash Capital. 

Keiirsurance, 
Keserve and 
all L abilities, 



$500,000. O 
407,72 1 48 



Net surplus, 



$907,72J 48 
$233,084.09 



SAHUEL GOULD, President 

JAMES J. GOODRICH. Secretary. 

SAMUEL H. WISE, AWt Secretary 

..^pply to Xjocal .A-sferLt. 



oi^ B.ia.ijTi:L,coES3e. 



CAPITAL STOCK PAID UP, 



Dec. 31,1879. 



$378,000.00 



(Reserve for (Reinsurance, $^4,42'] 22 

All other Indebtedness, ^4-33754 

Surplus, as regards (Policy-holders, ^j 6,268 8j 

Assets, $343,033 63 
Losses paid since organization, $ 2, 2 j 1,^83 36 
(Dividends paid since organ:zation, $2,886,614 4g 

Insurance taken on Manufactories, (Dwellings, 
Churches, Merchandise, (Buildings, etc., etc. 

APPLY TO NEAREST AGENCY. 

toNDoK wmm 






Gross Assets, Gold, $i3,i46,og3 00 

Gross Liabilities, including Cap- 
ital $11,818,'/ 21 00 



J^et Fire Surplus, 
Capital (Paid up 

Surplus to (Policy Holders, 



$3,327^74 00 
2,24^373 00 

$33^8, y^g 00 



Agencies for writing acceptable risks 
at all principal points. 







WISCONSIN 


SOLDIERS AND SAILORS REUNION ROSTER. 


205 


Brickley, Michael 


Cylon 


Capt E J Peck 


McLain, EleazerP 


Tomah 


Biishneil. Alf, f 


Hammond 


Capt A Stores 


Parsons, Wm H 


New Orleans. Sept 20—62 


BiisUnell. Fred 


Hammond 


Capt E A Kainsay 


Post. Sain'l D 


Baton Kouge, Mar 26-64 


BuU-tier, S 


Osceola Mills 


Capt M V Marsb 


Perry. J T 


Ncillsville 


Bogfjess. .Teptha 


St Croix 


Lt W H Young Oconto 


Root, Thos A 


Tomah, Oct 12—64 


Beeby SS 


Cylon 


Lt O M Block 


Stockweli, Chas* 


Big Bl: ck R, June 2—65 


Cliarnbeilain, Henry X Madison, Mar 17—64 


Lt LT B Pearsall 


Smith, Jas A 


Relay House, Aug25— 61 


Cunier. Henry 


Concord, Minn 


Lt J;is O'Hare 


Saunders, Geo 


New Orleans, Aug U— 62 


Danfortli, Aar.jn F 


Newport News, Mar 18— !;2 


Lt Jius Marshail 


Seymour, Anton 


Baton Rouge, June 19—64 


Dawley. Jesse N. c 


Star Prairie 


Lt F W Palmish 


Stevens, Aionzo 


Baton Rouge, July •.5—64 


Densmore, Wm N 


Richmond 


O'Leary, Dan'l, sgt* Port Hudson June 14—63 


.'Elevens, Winslow 


Hixton 


Day, Ben 


Hammond 


Coppers,Abraham,sgt+ B itnn Rouge. Feb 24—64 


Stanlord, Miles 


Florence, Dec 1—64 


Doil^e, E F 


Hammond 


Haskell, Wm H. .sgt-t- Port Hudson, June 8-63 


Smith. A B 


Avalancii 


Davis, David, me 


Boaidman 


Carpenter.Sidiiey L.corp* Pi. lludson,May29— 63 


Sherer, Alf 


Tomah 


Dinsmore. Win, f 


New Richmond 


Andrews, Rutus, corp* Clinton, June 3—63 


Turner. J F, me 


New Riebmond 


Davis, David 


Rirlimoiid 


Lannin^. Geo W, eurp New Orleans, June li— 62 


Turner, J F 


Richmond 


Dwyer, Oliver F 


CarrolUon,lNov 2— t>J 


Uriggs, Wm« Port Hud.son, May 27—63 


Walker. Solomon C 


Baton Ronge, Sept 12—64 


Fieelaiul. M A, m 


Oiiawa. la 


Bi-owii. Jno New Orleans, Aug 2."!— 62 


Walker. Waiter B 


Baton Kouge, Nov 19—64 


Foster, Win, U 


Bntternu! Lake 


Cleary, Martin Elkhoni 


Young, W H 


Oconto 


Finnegan F 


Richmond 


Dodge, Albert* Bisland. Apr 13—83 






Foli;er. K J 


Hammond 


Houlikan, Cornelius* Port Hudson, June 14— <;3 




K 


Flint. Geo W 


Baton Ronge, Nov 23— 61 


Hoffman, Jno Dec 22— 64 




Federly, Dau'l 


Madison, Mar 30— 64 


Heat, Jos Baton Rouge, .July 26-62 






Farnliam, Hf nry J 


New Orleans, Apr 25—65 


Layman, Valentine* Port Hudson, May 27— r,3 


Capt H C Hnbart 


Milwaukee 


Gilmar, Alex* 


Baton Rouge, Sept 29— fi3 


MoUett. Franklin* Port Hudson, June 14—63 


Capt J B [{"ynolds 


Chilton 


Gilison.W R 


Cylon 


Miiniick. Eiastus D* Port Hudson, June 29— 63 


Capt R J Needham 




Orillitli, 


Cylon 


McCabe. Henry* Clint n. Mar 5— 65 


Capt S C .Mower 


Grand Haven, Mich 


Goodwin, Geo H D 


New Orleans, July 13—64 


Mansel, Fred'k* Clinton, Mar 6—65 


LtJas Kobinson 




Humphrey, Jno 


Cylon 


Mclnlyre. Alexander Baton Rouge, Apr 1-04 


Ll Legai'e Potter 


Colby 


Hamilton, J S 


Hammond 


Marsh. CM Black Earth 


Lt Stewart Newell 




Heiik, ('has 


Watertown 


Mueller, August Green Bay 


Lt J W Hurlbnit 




Hoaniing, F D 


Hudson 


Newnnin, Jas* Port Hudson, June 14 — 63 


Lt Jerry Cuiihingham 


Haidington, JosH 


Hudson 


Otto. Fred L* Port Hudson, June 14-f3 


Breed. Norman F, sgt New Orleans. Aug 13— r,2 


Hyslop, Thos* 


Baton Rouge; Sept 8—63 


Pcrngo, Wm* Port Hudson, May 27—63 


Daskliam, Wm 11, s^t New Orleans. Aug 17—62 


Hand, Edw, f 


New Richmond 


Spice, R A Oconto 


Roehr. F Chas. corp 


* Port Hudson. MaY.:7— 63 


Hatch, Wm W 


New Orleans, Aug 23- -82 


Tourtillotte, Jas A-f- Brton Rouge, Jan 10—63 


Dunlap. Andrew J, corp* Pt Hudson.June 14—63 1 1 


Hays, Gei>, sailor 


Osceola Mills 


Thomas, Alexander Baton Rouge, Nov 26 -64 


Sweet. Jno J, corp* 


Port Iludson.Jinie 14—63 


Hawley, .Jno D 


Baton Rouge, Nov 24-61 


Young, Wm D Meuoniiuee 


Bedell. Marcus DL 


Baton RouL'e. Si>pt 3—64 


Hntihes, E M 


St Joseph 




Pettis, Hiram 


Greenville, Apri2— 63 


Johnson Dan H* Camp Beauregard, Nov 1.5— C4 


I 


Acker, Perry A* 


Port Hudson. June 14—63 


Jones, D.iii 


St Croix 


Bloom, Cha.s L. f 


Brotbeitown 


John.son, Wm F 


Relay House, Nov 13—62 


Capt Jno W Lynn* July 15-62 


Brewster. Chas L 


New Orleans, Aug 18— a 


Knowles, C G 


Kiver Fails. Minn 


Capt Levi R Blake-}- Baton Rouge, June 10—63 


Barber, Frank J 


Baton Rouge, Aug i6— r4 


Kenyon, M J, miller 


Nebraska 


Capt D G Jewett 


Brown, Jno 


Beaver Dam 


Kidder. Aionzo 


New RichMKuid 


Cajit Jas B Farusworth 


Can-, Hiram W 


Jackson, Aug .5—62 


Kei:t, Wm, ( 


Osceol I Mills 


Lt .\1 P Chase 


Chicks, Andrew J 


Relav H luse, i ict 22— <;l 


Law, Colninhu'!, t 


New Richmond 


Lt A A West 


(.'rouch. Geo 


Baton Kouge. Oct i«— 64 


Law, Colnmlms, c 


Star Prairie 


Lt F N Thomas 


Crans, Edw 


Ship Islai.d. Apr 2— 12 


Lalley, Patrick 


Erin Prairie 


Mallison, Jno P, sgt* Ft Hudson, June 14—63 


Cullrn.Jas 


New Orleans, June 13—65 


Madison, Swan 


Carrollton, Nov 22—62 


Leigli, Jno C, sgt New Orleans, June 2— ti2 


Chickeriiig, Dan 


Weston 


Montague, F M 


Sun Prairie 


Bush, Wm J, sgt Carrollton, Nov 8 — 62 


Dutcber. Jas* 


Port Hudson, May 27—63 


McAllister, WilsoD 


Camp Parapet, Oct 22—62 


Brist, Manley VV, sgt Fascagoula, Dec 25— 64 


Darling. Jno V 


Baton liou.ge, July 13—62 


McCiuire, Henry 


Richmond 


Bailey, Geo P,. sgt Florence, Dec 1—64 


Dempsey, Jas 


Baton Kouge, D^ c 28—64 


NetterQeld, N,h 
Nason. J W F, 1 


Taylor Falls, la 
Osceola Mills 


Davidson, Jos H, corp* Big Black K, June 2—65 
Chandler, Jno S, corp-f New Orleans, July 10-63 


Dick, C W 

Diliet. Jas 


Quinney 
Ingalls.Kaii 


Nason, Jas, £ 


Osceola Mills 


Hall, Benj F, corp Carrollton, Sept 10—62 


Forbes. Lorenzo, 


Ripon 


Nichols, Ohas, f 
Nichols, Henry, f 


Kiver Falls 


Llnsley, Nelson S, corp Baton Rouge, Oc: 10—64 


Fowler, Grin 


, Shiplsland. Apr 13-f.2 


River Falls 


AITulter, Jno Loyal 


Kendleson, Leiington D Carrollton, Dec 16— 63 | | 


Noble, J S 


Hammond 


Allen, F H, pension agt Washington 


Farnham, Wm B 


AndersonyiUe, Oct 21—64 


Nelson, Jas C 


South Farming 


Adams. Chas Tomah 


Goodrich, Llewellyn 


D* July 15— (.2 


Palmer, Albion P* 


July 15—62 


Biainard. Sam'l R Relay House, Oct 27— 61 


<;ill,Luke* 


Port Hudson, June 14—63 


Phlllirook, A 


Richmond 


Batchelder, Isaiah J Carrollton. Oct 30—62 


Hairington,Eben'er 


J* Port Hudson.June 14—63 


Prospeck, Jos 


New Orleans, Sepi 9—63 


Burnet. Edw S Baton Rouge, Mar31— 6) 


Hare, Jas A 


Relay House, .Sept 23—61 


Parrott, Sol 


Richmond 


Coflcy. Daniel Baton Kouge, Aug 14-61 


Hardy, Henry A 


B.iUlmore, Mar 14—62 


Pariott,Sol 


Boardmaii 


Cook, Walter D Wilmington, .Mar 18- 65 


Lawrence, Albeit M 


Baton Rouge, Ai.g 29—63 


Pittljohn, KobtK 


Carrollton, Oct 2—62 


Deal, Nicholas* Pt Hudson, June 14-63 


Laughlin, Robt 


New Orleans, Apr 2— 65 


Peabody, G W 


Hammond 


Dodge, Sidney Menominee 


Larche, Fred'k 


Baton Kouge, June 3—64 


Rice, Geo, f 


Osceola Mills 


Eaton, Artliur Menominee 


Miller, Wm M* 


Pt Hudson. June U— (;3 


RaiidalUJGeo T 


Baton Rouge, Oct 2ii— 62 


Grenzo. Jno* Pt Hudson, May 27—63 


McGee, Chas* 


Pt Huoson, Juiie H— 63 


Rodgers, Thos 


New Riclimond 


Goodenougli, Leonard* Pt Hudson, June 14—63 


McAllister, Jos 


New Orleans, ,Sept20— 62 


Smith, Frank C 


Baton Kouge, Nov 13—65 


Galley, Thos S* Pt Hudson, June 14—63 


Mangan, Richard A 


Baltimore, Nov 23— 61 


Sauceman, Jno 


New Richmond 


Gard.JuoR Baltimore, Dec 11— 61 


Morgan, Wm 


Fond du Lac, Sept 25—63 


Silvertborn, Ed C 


Baton Rouge, Oct 2—62 


Gillette, Theo Tomah 


McLaughlin. J 


New Orleans, Apr 24—65 


Sausinan, J 


Richmond 


Henderson, Win H Olean, Oct 28—64 


Marygold, JnoS 


Memphis, Feb 25—64 


Tuinbolt, Jno, f 


St Croix Falls 


Hanson, Brown Buton P.ouge, Sept 18—64 


Maloney, Win,m 


Chilton 


Van Meter, Jno H 


Hudson 


Hill, Jacob Carrollton, Nov ?— 62 


Orllieb, Otto 


New Orleans, May 3— «3 


Wade, Chas D 


Carrollton, Sept 2—62 


Hull, Edw Kel.ay House, Aug 2.5-61 


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Plumb, Albert A 


Andersonville, June 26—64 


Capt Jos F Loy 




McLaue. E P, f Warrens Mills 


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WISCONSIN SOLDIERS AND SAILORS REUNION 


ROSTER. 207 




Sayles, Albeit D 


Andersonville, Dec 17— «4 


Giffey, Herman 0. J Brandon 


Stevens. Jerome Jcirerson 




Scott, Norman F 


BaUimore, I'eb 6—62 


Grey. E B Chicago. Ill 


Ten Eyck, Andrew J Fulton 




Watroiis. Henry 0* 


Pt Hudson. May 27—63 


Hatch, Wm B. Jr Hudsou 


Terwilliger.A, f Adams 




Wells, Nehcniiah 1) 


Baton Rouge, May 27—64 


Heusey, Chas D Jefferson 
Uughs.'.lno Cainphellsiiort 


Tr.app, .Andrew 'Waterloo 
Tiibhs. A L Whitewater 






.-J 


Heherd. L J Waupjca 


Tucker, Chas E* Bull Run, July 21—61 






Hatch, Wm B. Jr, ar St Croi.x 


Wade, G P Raltery Rodgers, Sept 21-64 




Capt H vnnlleyde 




Kayscr, Frank A MaJi^on 






Capt Jos Hall 


Decatur, Xeb 


Karfe. Gustav, P M Plyiiioulh 


B 




Lt J a Stock 


Madison 


Lehuen. P LaCrnsse 




I,t A Galoskowsliy 




Lymaii, Edwin Morning Sun, la 


Three years. Organized Aug i2. Sept 9, IftVJ. 




UG W reck,ed 


Milwaulcee 


Melher, Fred'lc Grand Rapids 


Original stienglh. 14:), gain by recruits, etc., 36. 




Haisi-li..Ino (i. sgt 


Baton Roiige, Jime 2,3—64 


Nells, Daniel D, f Rijion 


Total, 185. Death loss, 7— Killed in action, 0, 




Magnussen. Tli«ro. sgt 


Fond du Lac 


pringle, Fivd Stockbrulge 


died of accidents, 1. of disease, 6. Other losses. 




Causer, Morize. sgt. f 


Roxbury 


P.irks. J II Lacrosse 


73. missing. 0. desert ioiis, 17. transfers. 16, dis- 




Ailniayer, Fred, m 


Milwaukee 


Phdiips, Jacob Wlulewattr 


charges, -111. Strength at muster out Aug 3", 




Gettle, Geo 


Baton Rouge. (Jet 29 -fi 


Parker, Calvin Lind 


I8,.5. 103. Campaigns in Ky., Va., Teiin.— 




Guhily, Hrnry 


Milwaukee, N'lV 16- C4 


Richards C Packwaukee 


•• Morgan raid " June s and 10. 1801- Sallville, 




Ganger. Moritz 


Sauk City 


Stahl.JS Chicago, 111 


Va.. and Cumberland Gap — Section vf Battery 




Holle, Eilmund 


Baton Rouge, June 21—61 


White, H J, Baud St Croix 


took part in Gen Burt ridge's raid after Morgan, 




Holzr-r, .lulliis 


Baton Rouge, Oct 21— 64 


Winn, Sidney Cambridge 


in the mountains of eastern Kentucky, which 




Hamp, Xavier Baton Rouge. Jan 15—65 
Hartnviiui, Tlios O, co elk Milwaukee 




resulted in the capture of Jit. Sterling and Cyii- 
tlnai.a, Ky. At the litter place capturing 60J of 












Holstead, G W. f 
Krebs. Jos 


Marshalltowii, la 
Baton Rouge, Aug S— 61 


FIRST HEAVY AR- 
TILLERY, 


Morgan's men. whom this battery guarded for 
Several days at Fort Clay, Lexington, Ky. 




Kellar, Isaac 


Madison, July 15—65 


Baker, 11 E L, corp, f Menominee Falls 




Kanini, Lewis 


Dec 22-64 




Bramley. Jno Mumfordsville. Oct 28—63 




Linzerliuber, Jos 


Baton Rouge, Sept 22—63 


REGIMENTAL ROSTER, 


Carpenter. M F Fond du Lac 




Magnussei), Theo, sgt 


, 1 Fond du Lac 


Col C C Jleservey New York City, N Y 


Cole, Jurisou E Helena, Col 




Mayor, Leon 


St Louis, June 18—64 


Lt Col J T Foster Englewood. Ill 


Cook, Jno H Chippewa Falls 




McerliolT, Cliristophei 


Milwaukee, Nov 14—64 


Maj L H Drury Chicago, 111 


Fowle. Royal A Louisville. Jan 14—64 




Eeutlier, Anton 


Baton Rouge. Oct 29—64 


Maj K W Ilubbell 


Geh. Jacob Racine 




Richards. Arthur 13 


Baton Rouge, Nov 29—64 


Maj I) C Fulton Hudson 


Gould, Levi, me Chicago, III 




Rochon, Henry 


Baton Rouge, May 9—61 


Surg W H Borden 


Holmes. L Baraboo 




Stalberg, Christophei 


E Milwaukee Nov 5—64 


A Surg Ambrose Jones 


Husted, S H Eagle Lake, Min n 




Schoof, John 


Baton Rouge Nov 4—64 


A Surg M Waterhouse 


Kellogg, F, corp Lexington, Mar 12—64 




Swevmann, Henry 


Milwaukee, Oct 20— 64 


A Surg Ira Manley, Jr Markesan 


McLaughlin, I H Trimbelle 




Schiertz, Aug, c 


Milwaukee 




Palmer, Chas B Lincoln, Neb 




Toelle, \Vm 


Baton Rouge, Oct 23—64 


A 


R ice, Truman McDi.l 




Voigt, Julius, 


Baton Rouge, Aug 20—64 


Scholtz, Gustave Lexington, May 11—65 




Welnschenk, Chas 


Baton Rouge, Oct 13—64 


Three years. Organized June Uth, 1861. Orig- 
inal strength, 129 ; gain by recruits, etc., 232 ; 


Sebastian. Herbert Racine 
Sherman, U S Jeff Barracks, Apr 1-64 






M 


total, 361. Death loss, 12— killed in action, 4, 


S;erus, E C South Haven, Mich 






died of accidents, 2, of disease, 6. Other losses. 


Utter, Dwight, £ M.auston 




Capt M B Misner 




63— missing, 2, desertions, 37, transfers, 4, dis- 


Warner, S P, 1 Mukwonago 




Lt Washington Hill 




charges, 22. Strength at muster-out, August 18, 


Weeks, Chas M MarshSela 




Lt W Traynor 




1865, 286. Campaigns in Virginia. 


Wood, A G Camp Nelson, Aug 10—65 




MfLain, Jas, sgt 


Baton Rouge, July 5- 64 


Capt A J Langnorthy, ed Milwaukee 


c 




Witter, Robt W, corp 


Baton Rouge, Jan 4—65 


Capt C Meservey N Y City. N Y 




Carter, Wm E 
Comar, Jerome S 
Dougherty, The 
Ewings, Jas C 


Baton Rouge, Sept 1—64 

Baton Rouge, Sept 25—65 

Madison, Sept 23—61 

Baton Rouge, Jsov 6 — 64 


Lt Caleb Hunt Milton June, Dec 1—62 
Lt Jno Jameson Wiishington,D C 
Lt E A Van Wie St Louis, Mo 


Three years. Organized October 1st. 1863. 
Original strength, 146 ; gain by recruits, etc., 
25; tola', 171. Deathless, 8— killed in ac- 




Jlenderson, Wm 


Madison, June 10 — 65 


Lt P H Ray C S Army 


tion, 0, died of wounds, 0, of disease, 8. 




Denry. J A 
Johnson, John 
Johnson, John S 


White Creek 

Baton Rouge, Aug 15— E4 

Wisconsin, Oct 4— €4 


Lt W A Hopkins 

Lt F L Graves 

Lt G n Van Epps 

Baldwin, Theo* Bull Run, July 21— 61 


Other losses. 39— missing, 0. desertions, 7, 
transfers, 1, discharges, 3i . Strength at mustei - 
out Sept. 21st 1865, 124. Campaigns in Tenu. 




Long, John 


New Orleans, Nov 12—64 


Beebe, Ezra Mar 17—64 


Capt J R Davis Milwaukee 




Land. Alpheus 


Madison, Apr 2—64 


Boyden, J L Virginia, Apr 1—63 


Lt E R Lisk 




McCord, Wm 


Baton Rouge, Sept 2—64 


Calvert R Battery Rodgers, Dec 14—64 


Lt JnoSilsby 




Mahoney, Wm, m 


Chilton 


Coon, N Fulton 


Lt B F Parker 




Parmelee, P, me 


Rlpon 


Cooley, A, f Hebron 


Lt Fred'k Ullmann 




Patton, John H 


July, 1—65 


Coulthard, Jas A Troy 


Lt W S Telft 




Powers, John W 


Baton Rouge, Apr 29—64 


Crowlev ,Ino P Clear Lake 


Lt E D Hewitt 




Stone, Emerson 


Baton Rouge, Sept 4—64 


Dutcher, Wm, f Loyal 
Draper, Francis Eagle 
Flanders, Martin V Washington, Dec 11—61 


Aderhold, Aug NashviUe. Feb 7-64 




Sparks, Ell 


Carrollton, May 24—64 


Benedict, C, Jr Buttes des Morts 




Trowbridge, Freeman Baton Rouge, Sept 7— 6i 


Carpenter, Wm Madison, Dec 25-64 




Vetter, Jno, f 


Scott 


Harris, Chas E Palmyra 
Hyde, Win H* Bull Run, July 21—61 


Carre, Wm Racine 




Williams, Justus H 


Vicksburg, June 20—65 


Collins. Jno A Janesville 




CNASSIGMED. 


Kanouse, E, ph Columbus 


Culver, H A, a Richland Centre 




All, John,! 


Kipon 


Markley, Norman Eagle 


Deitz,Jno, f Rice Lake 




Boynton, Abraham 


Maple Grove, D T 


Oatnian, Jacob F* Bull Run, July 21—61 


Doughty, A Winneconne 




Benson, Hai'rlsou 


Milwaukee 


Olds, Jno Little Prairie 


Ellis, Ed B Chattanooga, Mar 21-65 




Balcom, D S 


Chicago, 111 


Palmer, Jno Ft Cass, Oct 20 62 


Ferris, ElishaP Omro 




Beadleston,Cha3 


Llnd 


Pone, Luion Westfleld 


Fountain, Chas H Racine 




Dexter, Ed 


Waupaca 


Piugh, Byron T Westfleld 


James, WG Lone Kock 




Foltz, W B 


Campbellsport 


Reeves, Andrew J Eagle 


Johnson, C A Chattanooga, Apr 26—64 
Judd, Pat Racine 
Looinis, Geo Chattanooga, Feb 16—64 
Luin, Allen D Kacine 




George, T J, sheriff 
Gibson, Chas 
Giffey, Jno, t 


Menominee 

Tomah 

BrandO'i 


Rogers, Horace Battery Rodgers, Jan 2—65 
Scott, M L Troy Centre 
Short, Jno Lagrange Centre 






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F. H0D3E3, Prea't. SAM'L M. CRAFT. Yi3e-Pre8't. 

JOHH D. HACIKTYRE, Seo"y- 




Fire Insurance Co., 



113 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, 



Assets, 
Liabiiities, 



$338,778.08. 
$84,242.00. 



INSURANCE COMPANY 



NORTH AMERICA. 

PHILADELPHIA. PA. 



-*-!lOK.C3-.A.lsriZEID 1794.s:§"4"- 



The History of the " OLD " INSURANCE CO. of 
NORTH AMERICA during the eventful 10 years just clos- 
ed, is marked. Salient points in lis History. 

1— Increase ot Capital Stock Jrom. .$ 50ii,000,00 to 52,000,000.00 

2— liicrca.se of Assets from 2,783,580.96 to 0,591,740.18 

Z— Increase of Net Surplus from.. . . 1,060,587.95 to 2,414,461.51 

i— Increase of Surplus as regards 

Policy- Holders from 1,500,587.05 to 4,414,461'51 

6-The prompt payment of the CHICAGO and BOSTON 
LO.SSES of 1871-2, amounting to over $l,600,000,\vithout 
impairing the Capiial of the Company, or calling upon 
the Stockholders for a dollar I 

6— The paym nt of Losses, in the 10 years, amounting to 
ovfr$21,400,(i00-niaking Total Losses Paid since organi- 
zation, over $17,500,(100 I 

7— The remaMtable fact that tho Company's Stock is now 
worth over $3 00 for every §1.00 of par value 1 
Write to the Company or apply to nearest Agent. 



RUPTURE. 



Dr. J. A. SHERMAN-Ts the Original and only Dr. SHER- 
M.VM known to the public for the p:ist 35 years or more 
through his successful method of >reating Rupt:re witliout 
the annoyance and injury trusses inflict. His .system of cure 
is by local external application. 

No man is safe who h:is a rupture, no matter how insisr- 
rilicant lie may consider it, for every man who has died from 
it once flattered himself that it was but a t.ifliug ailment; 
and every man who now siiftVis from it and the injury of 
trusses, lo such an extent that life had no enjoyments, once 
regarded it as unworthy special attention. 11 is not a stand- 
still atHi tion ; it is progressive, even unto deat'i. Referen- 
c s L'lven to gentlemen in the city, who have been cured. 
During treatment no hindrance f>om labor. Patients from 
abroad c .n receive treatment and leave for home same day. 

gives t' e most reliable proofs from dislinguislied profession- 
al gentlemen, clergymen and merchants his successful prac- 
tice and popularity therefrom throughout tbii country and 
the West Indies. 

The afflicted should real it and inform themselves of the 
certainty of being cured. 

It is illustrated wiih photographic likenesses of extremely 
bad eases before and after cure, and in iled to those who send 
10 cents. Save this, and remember in writing or calllug the 
address is 

DR, J, A, SHERMAN, 

251 Broadway, Corner Murray Street, New York. 



THE UNITED STATES 





IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK. 



I1TC0I^I=0^1.^TE3D laSO. 



261, 262 AND 263 BROADWAY, 



NEW YORK, 



ASSETS, $4,874,947.01 

SURPLUS, $826,883.99 



JAMES BUELL, President. 
T. B. BKOSNAN, Supt. of Agencies. 



C. P. FRAI.EIGH, Secretary. 
GEO. n. BURFOED, Actuary. 



All Forms of Life and Endowment Policies Issued. 



THE COHYERTIBLE POLICY 



Is Issuetl l)v no otlier Company, and is consiilerecl l)y flnanelers and bns- 
iness men as Uie most de.siraljle form of Life Insurance ever offered to tlie 
piiltlic. 

The conveitihle plan avoids all tlie objections to Insurance as ordinarily 
otfrred for till- fuliowin;; reiusons ; 

First —AM I'remiums cease at the a^e of 65. 

Second— It. iMi rcMching tliat ajio. you -till need Insurance, the policy 
continues in full force, the annual dividends Increasiii!! the amount of 
Insuranc-e. 

Tiiircl — If. at tlie ace of R.^, you no loniier need Insurance, the Company 
will issue in lien of the l'nlic,v au "Annuity Bond." stipnlalinix that, an- 
nually, duriii}; the remainder of the life-Uiiie of Ihe Insured, the Company 
will |iay to ihe |)oiicv-li(dder a sum equal to Seveu per cent, per annum, 
upon the face of the Policy and its additions. 

Send to company's Olllce for Circular giving full particulars. 



WISCONSESr SOLDIERS JlSB SAILORS REUNION ROSTER, 



209 



Olesen, Dan'l 
Owens, Echv 
Pliilllljs, Siini'I J 
Maun. Jacol) 
Miller, T O 
Morey, Darius J 
Kaugiit, G M 
Rettniau, A 
Kobeits, Griffith 
Schneider, Frank 
Sehrader, Wm 
Sharp, Jno B 
Spencer, Chas D, t 



Davenport, June 30—65 

Oshkosh 

Keokuk, Aug 16—64 

Lime Rock 

Wiuneconne 

Racine 

Kankauna 

Kenosha 

Madison, Dec 2a— 64 

Racine 

Seymour 

New Milforrt, Conn 

Baraboo 



D 



Three years. Organized Nov. 7th, 1803. 
Original strength, 146, gain by recruits, etc., 84. 
Total. 230. Death loss, 39— Killed in action, 0, 
died of accidents, 3, of disease. 33, Olher losses, 
81— missing, 0, I'e.sertions. 9, transfers, 5, dis-' 
charges, 67. Strength at muster-out, Aug ISth, 
1865, no. Campaigns in La. and Va. 
Capt H W Peck 
Capt C V Bridge 
Lt J E Henry 
Lt Isaiah Culver 
Lt C M Ball 
Lt W M Hanehett 
Lt Richard Gleunan 
Lt J L Utley 
Austin, S 
Baker, Jno W 
Bennett, C F 
Cad well, S J 
Clemens, J N 
Cole, H F 
Crocker, J B 
Driscoll , Jer 
Day, Sani'l W 
Eley, Erastus 
Filatrean, Paul 
Gerlty, Jas 
Griffin, H E, t 
Hill, Geo S 
Huntley, K 
Jones, Peter 
Jones, Geo J 
Kyle. Jno H 
Loveland,H 
Lovelace, Jos 
Mahan, Peter 
McKinney, Alonzo 
Macham, W E 
Mellor, Sam'l H 
Miller, G W, sgt 
O.strander. T S 
Ostrander, Jno H, t 
Overacre, W H 
Perry, Dan'l W 
Perry, Phil 
Pierce, Otis 
Rainboth, Jno 
Resa, Chas 
Savvin, Wm A 
Seeley, Norman 
Slaughfman. Aug 
Sowles, Jas W 
Spencer, A M 
Spencer, T 
Stolp, Jno 
Thomas, Wm H 
Townsend, H W 
Wagner, Bernard 
Wardwell, G N 
Webb, DeWitt 
Wells, David O 
Williams, Geo D 
Williams, Seth C 
Wilson, Jno 



Dec 22—64 

New Orleans, Dec 11—64 

Cairo, Sept 28— C4 

Mazomanle 

Pedee 

Rock, Oct 17—64 

Brashear City, Mar 8—65 

Brashear City, Nov 24—64 

Ft Jackson, Jan 21—64 

Feb 6—64 

Ft Jackson, July 28—64 

Jefferson 

South Haven, Mich 

Cairo, Oct 1—64 

NeillsviUe 

Ft Berwick, Aug 22—64 

Brashear City, Dec 3—64 

Ft Jackson, Mar 14—64 

Dec 22—64 

Wicta 

Ft Berwick, Aug 23—64 

Ft Jackson, Juiy22— 64 

Ft Jackson, July 1—64 

Brashear City, Nov 8—64 

Chicago, Aug 23— 64 

Ft Berwick, Sept 1—64 

Oakley 

Milwaukee, Feb 5—64 

New Orleans, Nov 14—64 

Ft Jackson, June 1 — 64 

Ft Jackson. July 24—64 

Ft Jackson, June 24—64 

Ft Jackson, July 24—64 

Ft Berwick, Oct 25—64 

New Orleans, Feb 21—64 

New Orleans, Feb 21—64 

Ft Berwick, Oct 9—64 

Libley, la' 

Fargo, D T 

Fall River 

Ft Berwick, Sept 29—64 

Ft Berwick, Sept 13-04 

Ft Berwick, Oct 23—64 

Ft Berwick. Sept 9— 64 

Ft Jackson 

Madison, Mar 31—65 

New Orleans, SeptMS— 64 

Oakley 

Ft Berwick, Aug 19-84 



One year. Organized Oct 3d, 1864. Original 
strength. 151 ; gain by recruits, etc., 2. Total, 
163. Death loss, '2— killed in action, 0, died o( 
wounds, 0, ol disease, 2. Other losses 1— miss 
ing, 0, desertions, 0, tran.sfers, 0, discharges, 1 
Strength at muster out, June 26, 1866, 150. 
Campaign in Va. 
Capt N J H Potter 
Lt AJ Garrett 
Lt Elverton Blgelow 
Lt J JGibbs 
Lt H G Hillings 
Beeden. Jno 
Beeze, Marshall 
Garrett, A J 
Golf, Sidney C 
Hicker. Jno, me 
Henry, Russell 
Hummel, Jno 
Jaqrinth, Phineas 
Jobbins, Albert 
Johnson, Henry M, me 
Knapp, Luke 
Rockwell, A E 
Soulholf, Aug, ni 
Southoll, Wm, me 



San Francisco, Cal 

Chicago 

Maple Landing, la 

Chicago 

Fort Lyon, Apr 12—65 

Fort Berwick, Sept 10—64 

Chicago, 111 

Elkhorn 

Sun Prairie 

Fort Lyon, June 25—65 

Fort Atkinson 

Boltonville 

Bedford, la 

Milton 

Exira, la 

North Wells, Mich 

Madison 

Madison 



One Year. Org.anized Oct 3d, 1864. Original 
strength, 151 ; gain by recruits, etc, 2. Total. 
153. Death loss, 0— killed in action, 0, died of 
wounds, 0, of disease, 0. Olher losses, 7— miss- 
ing, 0, desertions, 0, transfers, 1, discharges, 6. 
Strengtli at muster out June 26, 1865, 146. Cam- 
paign in Va. 
Capt Erastus Cook 
Capt J S W Pardee 
Lt H Fenner 
Lt A P Peck 
Lt Thos Graham 
Lt J H Anderson 
Lt J C Blodget 
Billington. B C 
Burnett, Clarence 
Carew, Jas 
Cutting, A J 
Edwards, Jno 
Finch, Chas E 
Gallien, Abraham 
Garrett, Jno G, m 
Haas, Jacob K 
Hudson, Wm 
Moorefield, Thos 
Morris, T W 
Moulton, C F 
Moulton,FS 
Neale. Robt M 
Nield, Henry 
Peavy, M D 
Peck, A C 

Quackenbush, Reuben W 
Randall, S P 
Reeve, GeoC 
Robinson, R 
Smith, Rufus B 
Town, D H 
White, Marshall 
White, A F, f 



Arena 

Black Earth 

LittleWoIf 

Eaciue 

Racine 

Racine 

Racine 

Chicago, 111 

Racine 

Baraboo 

Elkhorn 

Peterson, la 

Mazonianie 

Mazomanle 

Packw.aukee 

Racine 

Arena 

Mazomanle 

Thayer, Neb 

Daiien 

Dodgeville 

Sprlng.Green 

Madison 

Strongs Prairie 

Racine 

Delton 



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One Year. Organized November, I2th, 1864' 
Original strength. 152 ; gained by recruits, etc. 
4. Total, 156. Death loss, 1— Killed in action, ; 
died of wounds, 0, of disease, 1. Other losses, —II 
missing, O,desertions, 0, transfers,l,dlscliarges,10 
Strength at muster-out, June 26, 1865, 144. Cam- 



paigns'in Va. 
Capt H F Rouse 
Lt M E Stevens 
LtSA Phoenix 
Lt Wm Fallows 
Lt Robt Bulleii 
Banks, Dan'l C 
Chapin, E W 
Cooley, Frank C 
Crites, Alex, f 
Dinwiddle, Clark 
Goodenough, W H 
Fander, Ben, f 
French, Jno D 
HamWine, H, A. 
Hedding, Jas 
Krakasky, Fred, f 
Lange, Win, f 
Marcellus, Jno 
McCready, W C 
Moreflekl,T W 
North, S L 
Pease, Henry, £ 
Powell, H 
Schieler, Philip 



Elba. Minn 

Kllbourn City 

Neosho 

Washington, Dec 9—64 

Burlington 

Scott 

Patou, la 

Burhr.gton 

Lamarline 

Pickets Station 

PortWashington Wis. 

Burlington 

Plymouth 

Boltonville 

Fond du Lac 

Elkhorn 

Mazomanle 

Eldorado Mills 

Eldorado MiDs 

Plymouth 



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One year . Organized October 7, 1864. Orig- 
inal strength, 151, gain by recruits, etc., 3. 
Total, 154. Death loss, 0— killed In action, o, 
died of wounds, II, of disease, 0. Other losses, 10, 
—missing, 0, desertions, 0, transfers, o, dis- 
charges, 10. Strength at muster out, June 26th, 
18G8, 144. Campaigns in Va. 
Capt Chas S Taylor 
Lt A F Mattice 

Lt Chas E Hoyt Madison 

Lt A E Mittimore US Army 
Lt J P Blakeslee 

Lt Jno Corey Madison 

Ausburne, WJ Jacksonpoit 

Austin, Nelson Winchester 

Benedict. Allen S Seymour 

Chaliner, Jno, sgt, f Sun Prairie 

Christianson, Christian Navareiia 

Cone, A E Waterloo 

Holdman, Jacob Milwaukee 

Hoyt, C E, p Madison 

Kittelson, Ole, Sr Winchester 

Kittelson,01e, Jr Winchester 

Kundsen, Aug Winchester 

Ludington.JasL Albany 

Oleson, Johannes Albaton,La 

Parker, Jno, f York 

Pengilly, Henry L Mazeppa, Minn 

Shepherd, S Seymour 

Souby, Ole Winchester 

Thompson, A E Dpan.sville 

Thompson, Amos, corp, m Marshall 

Warner, Francis T, sgt Deausville 

Wenthworth, W G Ft Atkinson 



One year. Organized Nov 12th, 1864. Original 
strength, 160; gain by recruits, etc., 13. Total 
1G3. Death loss, 1— killed in action, 0, died of 
wounds, 0, of disease, 1. Other losses, 10— miss- 
ing, 0, desertions, transfers, 0, discharges, 10. 
Strength at muster out, 152. Canipaignsin Va. 
Capt D H Saxton Charles City, la 

Lt J S Daniels 
Lt J H McLaughlin 
Lt S S Johnston 
Lt S S Learitt 
Lt G J Jarvis 
Lt E A Gibbon 
Lt S D Forbes 
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Bear, I, t 
Biensiiian. Henry 
Cliase, A E, me 
(iibsnii, elms 
Giuson, Wm, me 
Hail, Will 
Bass, .r,.s M 
Pope, Lester 
Udberts, Tlios H 
Selleck. Albert 

SOUllKlff, Will 

Wilson, Clius 



Menominee Fails 

Berlin 

Harrison 

Lin (I 

LiiKl 

Lina 

Montello 

LI lid 

Wasliington, Nov 2 — g4 

Lind 

Mazomanie 

Waupaca 



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One year. Organized Oft !7Ui, 1S64. Original 
streugtli, 148; gain by recruits, etc., a. Tcital, 
157. Deatli loss, 0— killed in action, 0, died ol 
wounds. 0, ol disease, 0. Other losses, 13— miss- 
ing. 0, deserlions, 3, transfers, 0, discbarges, 10. 
Strengtli at muster out June 26, istis, 144. Cam- 
paigns, in Va. 
Capt W H .lennings 
Lt Isaac U Jennings 
Lt A H Amos 
Lt Oil as Law 
Lt Alb.-rt JIcNitt 
Lt J EO'Neil 
Boncbard, F J, justice 
David. Beiij, £ 
Uavis. C A 
Goodwin, E O 
TenEyck A G 
Walker, P, £ 
Wbitcomb, D H 



Milwaukee 

Burlington 

Burlington 

Marsbtield 

Fulton 

New London 

Janesville 



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One year. Organized September 30tli, 18G4. 
Original strength, 152, gain by recruits, etc., 3. 
Total, 155. Death loss, 0— Killed In action, 
died of wounds, 0, of di.sease. 0. Other lo.sses' 
10— missing,' 0, desertions, 0, transfers, c, dis- 
charges, 10. Strength at muster-out, June 26tb, 
1865, 145. Campaigns in \a. 
Capt P H Kay 



Lt Edw Goodman 
Lt W Wallace 
Lt A S Trowbridge 
Lt F O Ball 
Lt S S Col ton 
Lt D W Cameron 
Bailey, Nelson, £ 
Babcock, Carlton 
Cooley, A 
Greenwood, Geo, £ 
Johnson, M 
Miniiette, Frank 
Morrow, Wm 
Pond, Henry 
Rounds, C B 
Vaiirtervoort, Isaac 
Woodward, A S 



U S Army 
Chicago 



Sun Prairie 

Troy Centre 

Jefferson 

Liberty Grove 

Jefferson 

Troy Centre 

Deansville 

Fredericksburg. la 

Mount Sterling 

Toniah 

Geuoa 



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One year. Organized Seiit .30th, 1864. Orig- 
inal strength, 162, gain by recruits, etc., 2. Total, 
154. Death loss, 3— Killed in acl,iou, 0, died o£ 
wounds, 0, o£ disease, 3. other losses, fi— miss- 
ing, n, desertions, o, transfers. 0, di.seharges 
6. Strength at muster-out, June 26tli, 1865, lib 
Campaigns in Va. 
Capt 'ra H Ford 
Lt VVm A Coleman 

Lt O A Southmayd Portage 

Lt A J Close Kansas City, Mo 

Lt H R Lull 

Maj C C Meservy New York City 

ASurgDB Berkley 
Bailey, Nelson R Sun Prairie 



Bray, Stephen R 
Breese, J S 
Dow, Joel 
Greenslit, Henry, £ 
Hovey, Jno W 
Hubbard, O 
Loveless. S S 
Peevy. Wm H 
Scott. J T, sheriff 
Slroiig, W \V, 1 
Scott, J H 
Swan, U M, sgt, £ 
Trevett, B M 

UXAS.Sl 

Behrend, Gustav 
Boniiell, Win 
Benedict, Cyrus 
Billings, D D 
Byron, Henry 
Buck, Jno M, me 
Butteineld,H 
Chambers, Isaac 
Clements, Wm 
Conlhard. JasA 
Daniel, Jno J, I 
Davis, Jno 
Dibble, U M, f 
D ity, O 

Ohanibers, Isaac 
Conrad, Aug 

Ferney, Lewis 

GIfford, F M,£ 

Huff. A J 

Henry. T M 

Jenkins, Wm H, sgt 

Jenkins, Iran 

Johnson, Andrew E, £ 

Kinder, David 

LaLone, Jos, £ 

LIbby, GA 

Merkley. H 

Miller, TG 

Moore, Robt, £ 

Owens, Ed 

Parks, Jno 

Kaethel, Marline, £ 

Kog-rs E U 

Rogers, Hosea 

Schullzler, Theo, cl 

Schullz, Wm 

Schoards, -Jno 

Sniilb. HA 

Voil, Jno, f 

Webster, E H 

Weednian, Jno 

Weston, Jno P, c 



Ft Lyon, Dec 13— «4 

Wonewoc 

Ft Lyon, May 27—65 

Earaboo 

Emmettsburg 

Mazomanie 

Ncillsville 

Ft Lyon, Nov 26—64 

Bedford, la 

Brandon 

Cora, Kan 

Sun Prairie 

Pine Bluff 

GNED. 

Oshkosh 

Eau Claire 

Butts des Mortes 

Olin 

Appleton 

Rome 

Baraboo 

Racine 

Shells Station 

Troy 

Rom 

Racine 

Rome 

Buttes des Mort3 

Racine 

LaG range 

Neenah 

Rome 

Randolf, Mliin 

Kenosha 

Shells Station 

O.shkosh 

Moline, Neb 

Sabula, la 

Juneau 

Janesville 

Neenah 

Winneconne 

Rome 

Oshkosh 

Neenah 

Rome 

Neeedah 

Winneconne 

Green Bay 

Baraboo 

Baraboo 

Ft Atkinson 

Rome 

Greenbush 

Oshkosh 

Del mar Junction , la 



MILWAUKEEXAVALRY, 

Three years. OrganizedlSept, 23d, 1861. Orig- 
inal .strength 83. Gained., by recruits, etc. 10. 
Total, 113. [ No Report. ] Body guard to Gen 
Fremont, afterwards incorporated as Co. M, 
Fourth Wis, Cavalry, with.whicn regiment they 
served until the expiration of tlieir term of 
service. 

Capt G von Deutseh 
Lt Clias Lehman 
Lt Pidesi 
Lt A Galoskowsky 



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FANTRY. 



LIGHT ARTILLERY. 

FIRST BATTERY, 

Three years. Organized Oct.lOth, 1861. Orig- 
inal strength, 155, gain by recruits etc, 148, 
Total 303. Death loss, 27— Killed in action, 1, 
died of wounds, 3,'of disease, 22, of accidetts 1, 
Other losses, 64— missing, 0, desertions, 7, tran.s- 
fers, 14, discharges, 43. Strength at muster-out 
July 18tb, 1865,212. Campaigns, in Ky., Tenn., 
Miss., La. 

Capt J T Foster, Union Stock Yards Chicago, 111 
Capt Dan'l Webster 

Lt OF Nutting LaCrosse 

Lt J D Anderson 
Lt C B Kimball 
Lt A W Bi.shop 
LtELHackett 
Lt E P Aylnier 
Lt E E Stewart 
Surg WmHobbins 
Surg H W Causdell 
Armstrong, C 
Barter, C IC 
Basford, Wesley 
Beat, Whitney A 
Beckwith, Ed S 
Bigby, D 
Bigelow,W H, 
Elgforn, R O 
Blake, L D, co treas 
Bradfield,N 
Bradfield, B 
Barr.dt, H H T 
Brass, Louis 
Bunn, F M 
Burn ton, Henry 
Bushwell,P 
Cameron, Silas 



San Francisco, Cal 

Arkansas 

LaCrosse 

New Orleans, July 13—64 

Caladonia, Minn 



St Louis, Aug 2—63 

Taylor 

New Orleans, Mar 2'j— 64 

Geneva Lake 

Elkhorn 

LaCrosse 

Maple Liinding, IB 

Taycheedah 

Black River Ftlls 

LaCrosse 

LaCrosse 

Eureka 

Neenah 

Vicksburg— 63 

May 18— «i 

LaCrosse 

Louisville, Sep 14—62 



Cameron, D C, supt of schools LaCreseent, Minn 



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Cameron. D C 
Carre, Wm 
Carson, Peter 
Chase, Sani'l I 
Clark, E B 
Clark, D W 
Cotton. S S 
Crawford, Jas B 
Crawford, Jno 
Dal I on, G 
Dalton, J W 
Darett. Ambrose, pa 
Davidson, J 
Delane, Jas 
Dickerioan, Joshua 
Dodge, J D 
Ernest, Michael 
Finch. S,f 
Foster, Wm 
Gale, Geo W, p m 
Garner, M 
Hall. Byron E 
Hargrave, M 
Harris, Edson J 
Hewn, O N 
Hayden. H 
Hewitt, C 
Hewitt. Edwin P 
Howard, W M 
Hoyt, Sam'l 
King. Chas E 
Klttleson.Ole 
Laiigc, Wm 
Ledyard, N D, corp 
Libenstein, Phillip 
I.ongua. Jos, £ 
Ma!;ill,J<as A-f 
M;;tesou, W4- 



LaCrosse 

Chicago, 111 

LaCrosse 

New Orleans, Mar 9—64 

LaCrosse 

Millikeus Bend, Apr 11—64 

Palmyra 

Westlield 

Westfield 

LaCrosse 

LaCrosse 

« Ea-st Troy 

LaCrosse 

Neillsviile 

Spencer 

Hebron 

Keno.sha 

Whitewater 

Millikens Bend, Apr 11 -64 

Galesville 

LaCiosse 

Bangor 

LaCrosse 

Youngs Point. Febe— 6) 

Caiilon, D T 

Kocky Springs, May 6— 1<3 

LaCrosse 

Lexington, Apr 18—62 

East Troy 

Sparta 

Trempeleau, Jan 15—62 

Neenah 

Plymouth 

Brashear City, Sep 17—63 

Scott 

Fond du Lac 

Grand Gulf, May 6—63 

Chickasaw, Dec 29—62 




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McConnell, David Youngs Point, Jan 29—63 

McConnetl, J LaCrosse 

McKeitli, Wni, lumberman GalesvlUe 

MeKeitli, Jno, f Galesville 

Meigs, Henry E Youngs Point. June B— 63 

Moulton. N H Cliicago, III 

Murphy, Wni Youngs Point, Feb 26^63 

Oweu, J J, sgt Cliicago, 111 

Peek, I LaCrosse 

Pier, Mikel East Troy 

Pierce, Nathaniel, butcher Berlin 

Pond, Simeon Westtield 

Eamsey, W D New Orleans, Mar 31—64 

Randless, Jas W Y'oungs Point, Mar i— 63 

Eeed, Jno, m Neillsville 

Reiley, W O D Berlin 

Reynolds, Jno Misliicott 

Richards, W F Jefl Rarracks, Feb 2—63 
Rodman. Erasmus E* Vicksburg, June 7—63 

Scott, G W LaCrosse 

Smith, Gilbert New Orleans, Aug 3—64 

Snyder, Herman New Orleans, July 26—64 

Sowle, A W LaCrosse 

Stewart. E LaCrosse 

Stewart, E E Caledonia, Minn 

Summerfield, Wm J Sparta 

Thomas, Griff J Berlin 

Wable, L LaCrosse 

Walker. Wm H Lexington, Mar 21— 63 

Waters, Chas L Memphis, July 20—63 

Webster, B LaCrosse 

Webster, Dan'l, p Dennison, Texas 

Whipple. Rufus Olisville 

Wlthee, Chas+ Memphis, June 1&-63 

SECOND BATTERY, 

Three years. Organized Oct 10, 186t. Original 
strength, 163 ; gain by recruits, etc., 90. Total, 
243. Death loss, 12— killed In action, 0, died oj 
wounds, 0, of disease, 12. Other losses,43— miss- 
ing 0. desertions, 6, transfers, 7, discharges, 30. 
Strength at muster out— 188. Campaigns In 
Va., Md. 

Capt Ernst P Herzberg 
Capt Chas Beger 
Lt J C Uer Von Schlen, 
Lt Jno Bulander 
Lt Chas Schulz 
Li ChasSaupe 
Lt C J Emil Stephen 
Lt Jno Schabel 
Lt Lewis Rabe 
Lt August Buclnvald 
Lt Edw Hanson 
Lt Geo Fischer 

Baltus. Aug Oct 26— 62 

Bergniiller, Max Muscoda 

Bettinger, Philip Muscoda 

Cress, Edw Y'orktown, Sept 14--63 

Contant, Peter Camp Hamilton, Oct 28—62 

Droxler, Andreas Ft Monroe, Aug 24—62 

Engler, J .T Elmore 

Fickler, Fred'k Yorktown, Sept 29—63 

Faeliemier, Jos, 1 ■ Fond du Lac 

Frey, Fred'k Yorktown, Sept 14—63 

Frohmonn, Aug Scott 

Uaight, J H, m Brothertoun 

Horn, Chas Woodland 

Kapha, Martin, me Hingham 

Kissel, Christian Point Lookout, Sept 29—63 
Kohn, Frank . Auburn 

Krueger, Christian, Eidgeway 

Mann, Fred'k 

Mueller, Wilhelra Fort Monroe, Feb 26—62 

Newdrok, Edw Golden Colorado 

Olson, A Winnecoune 

Ranch, Geo, f Elmore 

R.anch, Elvir, c Elmore 

Reingruber, Thos Yorktown, Oct 1— C3 

Eichter, Chas F Yorktown, Sept 19—63 



Turk, Wm Y'orktownJuly, 20—62 

THIRD BATTERY, 

Three years. Organized Oct 10, 1861. Origin- 
al strength, 170 ; gain by recruits, etc., loo. To- 
tal, 270. Death loss, 26— killed in action, 2. died 
of wounds, 3, of disease, 21. Other losses 67— 
missing, 0, desertions, 3, transfers, 4, discharges 
60. Strength at muster out, July 20th, 18'i5, 177. 
Campaigns in Ky., Tenn., Miss., Ala. 
Capt Lu H Drury Chicago, 111 

Lt Cortland Livingston Boston, Mass 

Lt Hiram F Hubbard Ashlaad, O 

I-t Jas P Purdy 

Lt Henry Currier Concord, Minn 

Lt Albert LeBrun 

Lt Webster J CoUurn Chattanooga, Tenn 

Allen, Wm Rushford 

Armstrong, Gilbert S, f Berlin 

Bacon, Dan'l Hamburg, May 7— 62 

Bates, Joel Stevens Point 

Best, Nathan Nashville, Apr 8— 62 

Billings, F C, me Madison 

Bradt. H H G Rushford 

Bryant, Albert C Stevenson, Sept 19—63 

Burr, Eugene Corinth, July 7—62 

Carter, Jas W Stevens Point 

Chapin, Titus B Andersonville— 64 

Clark, M A Murtreesboro, Jan 28—63 

Crimmings, Maurice Berlin 

Delaney, Isaac Rushford 

Davis, Cassins M C Madison, Aug 14—64 

Decker, G E, sgt Andersonville, Sept 11—64 

Dibble, Moreau W Murfreesboro, M.ay 13—63 
Edgerton, S R Savannah, Apr 11—62 

Edgerton, W J Corinth, June 25—6'! 

Fesssenden, T S Spring Valley, D T 

Frost, Ed Plover Field 

Galloway. .Jno D, m Berlin 

Graham, Dan'l Chilton 

Hanley, Thomas Andei'sonville, Aug— 64 

Harroun, Edw rriiic£on 

Ilarvay, E N, t Lake Mills 

Hays, Ansel Boiceville 

Hess, Henry E Danville, Fet)— 64 

Hoag, Herniiu Corinth, June 1— C2 

Hubbard, Chas W» Chickamauga. Sept 20—63 
Hunt, H P Almond 

Jarvis, Geo J. a Kichlaud Cenire 

Kanouse,Thos D Watertowu 

Kanouse, A W Columbus 

Lambert, Thos, me Ripon 

Lewis, Jos H, e Berlin 

Livingston, Jas M 

Luce, Jas R Stevens Point 

Mclntyre, Wm Wisconsin, Jan 3— 63 

McMahon, Wm Andersonville, July 1—64 

Noble, Arza J+ Chattanooga, Sept 27—63 

Ostrander, Jno W, pr Chicago, III 

Palmer, Sam'l B+ Chattanooga, Oct 8—63 

Palmer, Herman B Almond, Feb 22—64 

Preston, Jas Algona, la 

Quimby, L Plainfleld 

Randall, Dan'l S Savannah. May 29—62 

Scanlin, Michael Buena Vista 

Scbyler, Abrain Shelbyville, Minn 

ShefHeld, Andrew M Atica, 

Sickles, Chas* Kenesaw Mt, June 26—64 

Smith, Edgar Columbus, Apr 16—62 

Stevens, Hassell D4- Chattanooga, Sept 24—63 
Stilwell, E R Port Byron, N Y 

Terwilleger, Geo Troy 

Treet, L Jefferson 

Uline, Leonard J, corp Oct 16-63 

Van Slyke, Riehaid Lake Mills 

Vedder, Chauncy, 1 Berlin 

Walker, L S Plainfleld 

Washburn, Henry Plainfleld 

FOURTH BATTERY, 

Three years. Organized October 1st, 1865. 



Original strength, 157, gain by recruits, etc., 143. 
Total, 29i. Death loss, 24— Killed in action, 2, 
died of wounds, 0, of disease, 21, of accidents, 1. 
Other los.ses, 99— missing, 1, desertions, 15, 
transfers, 1. discharges, 62. Strength at muster- 
out, July 3d, 1865, 171. Campaigns in Va. 
Capt Jno F Vallee 
Capt George B Easterly 
Capt Dorman L Noggle 
Lt Martin H McDevitt 

Lt Wm P Powers LaCrosse 
Lt Burr Maxwell 
Lt Spencer S Hillier 
LtRobt Campbell 
Lt Andrew H Hunt 
Lt Chas A Rathbun 
Lt Geo R Wright 
Lt Delos H Cady 
Lt Alexander See 
Lt Levi Westinghouse 
Lt Beuj Brown 

Abbott, Wm, me Belvidere 

Baker, C Madison, Apr 5— 64 

Barry, D W Yorktown, Sept 7—63 

Bently, D Ft Monroe, July 5— 62 

Bingham, W Hamptim, July 17—63 

Boyington, H H Chicago, 111 

Bullard, H D,ph Delavan 

Butler, Eobt J Belolt 

Caveny, J Pt Lookout, Sept 6— «4 

Charlott, E A Monroe, Oct 30—63 

Clark, A, corp Hampton, Sept 13 — 63 
Cobb, C W Gloucester Pt, Sept 18—62 

Collins, Alonzo Dubuque, la 

Dole, A P Chicago 

Dresser, A S Portsmouth, July 20—64 

Ellison, Wesley, £ Delavan 

Graves, W I Yorktown, July 30—63 

Graves, J H, sgt* Richmond, Sept 29—64 

Guetzkow, Henry Tess Corners 

Hall, E W Jackson, Miss 

HeMick, Ole Yorktown, Aug 6—63 

Hutchinson, John C, me Necedah 
Isaacson, L C+ Darbytown Road, Oct 7—64 

Jones, S J, ra Belvidere, 111 

Kelly, Thos Belolt 

Knell. S Portsmouth, Apr 3— 64 

Latinon, Jos Peusaukee 

Laviue, P Neillsville 

McCathran, Neil Hampton, Sept 12—63 

McDonald, Thos Hampton, Apr -I— 64 

Oleson, C Ft Monroe, May 27—62 

Palmer, E M, sgt, me Harrison 

Parker, J E LaCrosse 

Pierce, A H Menominee 

Powers, W P LaCrosse 

Eies, J F North Hudson 

Eussell, Henry C, pa Beloit 

Saner, Geo Hampton, Aug 7—04 

Lears, Dan'l A Yorktown, May 3—64 

Sims, Francis, B Pensaukee 

Smith, HD Washington, Aug 7— 64 

Sparks, David Eeedsburg 

Spencer, TP Ft Monroe, Sep 12— 62 

Stevens, Chas A, c Appleton 

Stillman, B H Albert Lee, Minn 

Vandeventer, J W Yorktown, Aug 22—64 

Van Galder, Amos F Portsmouth, Nov 10—63 

W,atson, B F, sgt Yorktown, Aug 4— «3 

Whipple, E E Baciue 

FIFTH BATTERY, 

Three years. Organized October 1st, 1861. 
Original strenglh, 155, gain by recruits, etc., 149, 
Total, 304. De.ith loss, 24— Killed in action, 2, 
died of wounds, 3, of disease, 19. Other losses, 
67— missing, 0, desertions, 1, transfers, 5, di.x- 
cbarges, 61. Strength at muster-out, June 14lb, 
1865. 213, Campaigns in Tenn., Miss,, Ala., Ga., 
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Surplus by N. Y. 8taud:ml 6,-55S,124.42 

Ratio of expense of management to receipts in 1879, 
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Capt Oscar F rinney+ Feb IT— 63 


Campbell, Jno Prairie du Sac 


Clark L+ Parkers Cross Road, Jan 1 -63 


Capt Clias B Humphry 


Clayton, A P Richland Centre 


Clark, J H Jackson, Feb 10—63 


Capt Geo Q Gardner 


Colburu, Wm Merrimac, July 16—63 


Clow, A J Memphis, Sep 10—63 
Craig, Alex Eagle 


Capt .Tos McKniglit 


Davis, J W Spring Green 


Lt Wasl-.inKtou Hill 


Dziewanouski, M Muscoda 


Criger, Wm,m Milbrook. Mich 


Lt Geo Lalterty 


Eagan.JC Wyoming 


Dorward, I Aug 27— f2 


LI Daii'l Titus 


Ellston, Al Muscoda 


Ernst, M D Kenosha 


Lt Elijah Roolh, Jr 


Fauches, J W Prairie du Sac 


Ferrey. Aaron Q Humbolt, July 31—62 


Lt Almon Smith lulca, Aug 22—52 


Gordon, W A Etowah Bridge, Sept 4—64 


Foi. Frank Chilton 


Lt Jno Dickson 


Gould, S J New Madrid, Apr 1—62 


Gale, Chas Eagle 


Lt Chas Jl Wyman 


Haskins. Jno G Corinth. Oct 13—62 


Gerrish, I Trenton, July 1—62 


Surg Wm H Smith 


Uauxhurst, A New Madrid, Apr 1—62 


Gerrish.J Trenton. July 12— 62 


Surg Robt G Ja"me3 


Herdman, EJ RiclilaudCity 


Giaham, J,corp+ Jackson, Aug 8— «3 


Adair, Chas+ Stone P.iver, Dec 31—62 


Hill, Ed K Baraboo 


Gridley, AE Milwaukee, May 12— 62 


Baldwin, OF, c Waupun 


Honn, LB, corp* Corinth, Oct 4— 62 


Griffin, W W Memphis, Aug 21—64 


Bintliff, Alt.I Monroe 


Hungerford, E R Corinth, Nov 9-62 


Hawkins, S W, sgt-f Memphis, Oct 21— M 


Bintlitt, A Janesville 


Johnson, Enoch Huntsville, June 21—64 


Higgins. Thos, me Harrison 


Brown, H A Murfrcesboro. Feb 16—65 


Johnson, Ben I Corinth, Oct 3—62 


Hilditch, Wm, c HarrLson 


Buck. Walter Louisville, Aug 24— 64 


Jones, J L, cl Janesville 


Hoffman, Jos Kenosha 


Clarno, Andrew Nashville, July 24— «4 


Jones, Jenk' Janesville 


Kelley,Th03 Spring Valley. Minn 


Foot, G N Louisville, Mar 22, 63 


Jones, T R Richland City 


Kelley, Jno Spring Valley, Minn 


Hamilton. G H Madison, Aug 26—64 


Jones, Geo B Ottawa 


Kinder, Sam'l, corp Sebula 


Jewett, Chas A Chattanooga, Mar 20—64 


Jones, Rich Ottawa 


Kinder, Jno W Sabula, la 


Johns, Morris Big Shanty, June 30- 61 


Keller, Jno Prairie du Sac 


Langworth, J W, m Depere 


King, Ren H, m Coynga. Ill 


King. F Murlreesboio, June 29-65 




Kinnie, DL Nashua, la 


Lester, Jos Taylor 


Loomis, C R Memphis, July, 9—64 


Knapp, Jno D Murlreesboro, Feb 21—63 


Marden, J G Chattanooga, May 18 -65 


Marsden, M I, sgt+ Parkins Cross R, Dec 31—62 


Marden, Alt. Hosp Stew Beaver Dam 


Moore, Armstrong Yankeetown 


McBride. Jas Kenosha 
Morris, Asa Racine 


McDerniid.D.iniel NorthfiHd 


Mory, Hiram Muscoda 


Miller, Morgan, H Farnilngton, Sept 2—62 


Moss, P B Huntsville, Feb 28—64 


Mower, A B, sgt Memphis, Aug 21—64 


Mitchell, Allen Bowling Green. Dec 14—62 


Murphy, MW Huntsville, Mar 8-64 


Mygatt, C Memphis, Apr 10—64 


Morey, S H Madison. Feb 4—64 
Mycomber, Albert Lookout Mt, July 25— 64 
Koss. Jno Jaciucto, July 12— 62 


Page, A B, corp* Vicksburg, July 3—63 
Parker, J E LaCrosse 
Peefe, C A Woodstock 


Palmer, H C Milwaukee. June 20-«2 
Patridge,Ja3 Knowlton 
Phillips, H Aug 6-62 
Putnian.SS, f Berim 
Quick, Peter, c Harrison 
Rignette, Heiurich Island No 10, May 30—62 
Smith, LA Dec7— M 
Struthers. Cyrus P Three Rivers 
Tliompson, A D, t Seymour 
Thomas, J H Memphis. Dec31-64 
Toynsou.J Aug 8— 62 
Waggoner. A SrLouis, Mar 20^-63 
Waiiiwriglit, A, t Bedford, la 


Slawson, A C, £ Sylvester 
Smith, Jno F* Chaplin Hills, Oct 8—62 
Spark, Jas W Murtreesboro, Apr 1—63 


Perry, E J D Memphis, Oct 25—63 
Phelteplace, W'elcome Lone Rock 
Phillips, H B Nashville, Aug— 64 


Stewart. Jcmes Annapolis, July 9— 03 
Strohm, C W Nashua, la 
Sweet, Reuben Nashville, Feb 22—63 
Thomas, Jno G-t- Murfreesboro, Jan 23—63 


Piper, W N Postville, la 
Proctor, R Cassels Prairie 
Proctor, J W Spring Green 
Rodgers, J St Louis, Jan 20— €5 


Titus, Geo Murfreesboro, Feb 9—63 
VanMater, Jas K Wiota 


Robson, J W Mazomanie 
Ryan, Thos Berlin 


VanMatre. A P Blair 
Webster, Edwin A Chattanooga, July 21—64 
Welty, W H Dubuque, la 


Smity, Fred Lone Rock 
Stuart, Jno S Muscoda 
Sugar. Jno Chicago, 111 


Walker, R Memphis, Aug 21-64 
Wallwork, A, sgt Parkins Cross Road.Dec 31—62 
Wells. Mathias N Omro 


■Welty, David S+ Nashville, Feb 6—63 


Tennant, M Keokuk. Jan 11—63 


W iieelock, A B Eden, D T 




Thomas, GL Corinth, Oct— 62 


AVhite, E A Chicago, Aug 4-64 


SIXTH BATTERY, 


Weaver, M Cairo, Nov 28—63 


WiUard, Chas, agt Blair, Neb 




Wee/e, J T Orion 


Wright, Jos H Wisconsin, Jan 20—64 


Tliree years. Organized Oct. 2d, 1861. Origi- 
nal strength, 157; gain by rei-ruit.s, etc., IIO; 


Weiman, W W LaCrosse 
Wheeler, S F Rienzl, Aug 2—62 


Wilght, A J Rebel Prison- 


total, 276. Death loss, 28— killed in action, 6, 




EIGHTH BATTERY, 


died of accidents, 2, of disease. 20. Other losses. 


SEVENTH BATTERY, 




51— desertions, 5, transfers, 9. discharges, 37. 




Tliree years. Organized January 8th, 1862. 


Strength at muster-out, July 3d, 1865, 197. Cam- 


Three years. Organized, Oct, 4, 1861. Orig- 


Original strength, 161, gain by recruits, etc.. 


paigns in Tenn., Miss., La„ Ala,, Ga. 


inal strength 158. gain by recruits, etc, 185, 


1C8. Total, 329. Death loss, 27— killed In 


Capt Henry Dillon Lone Rock 


Total, 344. Death loss, 29— Kiled in action, 9, 


action, 1, died of wounds, 4, of disease, 26. 


Capt Thos R Hood* May 4— fi7 


died of accidents, 1, of disease, 19. Other losses. 


Other losses, 79 -missing, 1, desertions, 12, 


Capt Jas G Simpson Steel City, Neb 


78, missing. 0, desertions, 9, transfers, 1, dischar- 


transfers, 14, discharges, 63. Strength at 


Capt Sam F Clark Baraboo 


ges, 08, Strength at muster-out, 237. Cam- 


muster-out, Aug., loth, 1865, 223. Campaigns in 


Capt Jno Jeuaweiu Wonewoe 


paigns, in Mo., Ky., Tenn., Miss. 


Kan., Ky.,Tenn., Miss., Ala., Ga. 


Capt A S Sweet* 66 


Capt A B Wheelock Eden.DT 


Capt S J Carpenter* Stone River, Dec 31—62 


Capt J W Fancher Prairie du Sac 


Lt G E Green Jackson, Tenn 


Capt H E Styles Becker, Minn 


Capt S E Sweet Elkhorn 


Lt JH Bridgeman Kenosha 


Lt J E Armstrong Sac City, la 


Capt Dan T Noyes* Corinth.Oct 4— 62 


Lt Moses Jerome Evart, Mich 


LtObediah German 


Capt L N Keeler 


Lt Sam'l Hays+ Jackson, Jan 21—63 


Lt J D McLean Stevens Point 


Surg (;iarltsou Miller Libby Prison— 64 


Lt Frank Fox Regular Army 


Lt H L Wheeler Wausau 


Ashby, Henry Stevens Point 


Lt J H Langworthy Depere 


Lt Azro Mann 


Barney, G W* Corinth, Oct 4—62 


Surg L C Halstead Wauzeka 


Lt SS Armstrong Wausau 


Banks. U E Chattanooga, Apr 14-65 


Alvord, Geo W, sergt Eagle 


Lt W D Reilly Wautoma 


Bennett, V A Louisville, Dec 26—63 


Austin, E A, agt Milwaukee 


Surg A F St Sure Lindsfelt 


Benson, B Nashville, Feb 22— 65 


Avery, Edgar C Minneapolis, Minn 


Aldrich, G D Amherst 


Booth, Wm H H Emmetsburg, la 


Bramwell, J Jackson, Apr 16— «3 


Allen, Chariey Fremont 


Brown. G D» Corinth, Oct 4—62 


Brattz, R Neillsville 


Armstrong, Ed, m Spencer, la 


Burdick, EJ Lone Rock 


Bridgeman, J H Kenosha 


Averill. Chilli Wausau 


Burga, Christ Prairie Du Sac 


Brooks, A C, f Sparta 


Ballentine, T Sept 4—62 


Burnbam, W A Richland City' 


Brunson, Arihui" B Prairie du Chien 


Beutley, D P Stevens Point 


Burnham. J Richland City 


Burke, J Memphis, Aug 7—64 


Bremmer, Adolph Muscoda 


Campbell, C Vicksburg, Aug 16—6' 


Chisholm, Wm, me Fond du Lac 


Bufium, A M, corp Jacinto, Aug 8—61 


J 



*4*- 



216 



WISCONSIN SOLDIERS AND SAILORS REUNION ROSTER. 



Calkins, Emerson R 

(jallon, Jno T 

Calvin, W H 

Cannon. S R, e 

Case, Jno M, m 

Clark, Calviu 

Cohvell, M 

Creagon, Jack 

Cross, Geo L 

Daniels, J 

Darline. Fritz 11, f 

Darling, Henry 

Davis, B H 

Devoe, Wm 

Dodge, Jacob 

Ellis, W 

Ensign, Frank 

Ensign, Ed 

Flenimings, Charley 

Frazer, Walter 

German, Obadian 

Gibbius,JH 

Gordon, Peter 

Goot, G W 

Green, Lon 

Green, N 3 

Harris, Anson 

Higgins, Jlelvin W 

lliggins, A 

Hinckley, C G 

Hoffman, Francis E 

Howe, L T 

Hubbard, I P 

Islierwood, Harry 

Johnson, JuoE 

Jones, C M, me 

Kitchen, Jimmy 

Lonib, S A 

Lonison, Louts 

Mann, Azro 

Marsh, Geo 

Maiteson, Geo M, ed 

McBride, J W • 

McEwen, Joe 

MuKennon, Aug, t 

McLean, Henry 

McLean, Jno D 

McMahon, Patrick 

McMurphy, J 

McMurpliy, L 

Northrup, Eaton B, corp, ed 

Oleson. Jacob, corp 

Omit, OleO 

Perry, A \V 

Persons, U 

Philbrick, WB 

Pnilbrick, W E,m 

Pickle, Jno H 

Reynolds, Wm 

Redlon, N K 

Riley, Wm 

Rose, Geo 

Sanshove, Sergeou 

Sherwood, Simeon, { 

Slierwood, L D 

Snider, M 

Sparks, R D 

Spear, J A, f 

Stiles, Henry E 

Stewart, T I 

Thurber; C D 

Toner, Jas 

Walton,*WH<; " 

Warby, Joe 

Washburne, Wnj 

Welch, r'M- 

Weighllr*^' 

Wells, Sam '1 

Woffty^Jos 

Woodard, Jas A 



Black hawk 

Wausau 

Murfreesboro, Sept 23—04 

NeillsvlUe 

Minneapolis, Minn 

Murfreesboro. Feb 1—65 

Louisville, Oct 18—63 

Burlington, la 

Wautoma 

Nashville. Apr 16—64 

Unity 

Stevens Point 

Nelllsville 

Wausau 

TrippviUe 

Jackson, Nov 1—62 

Minnesota 

Minnesota 

Ami) rest 

Stevens Point 

Adams 

Sun Prairie 

Stevens Point 

Plainfield 

Burlington, la 

StLouis, Apr 13— 62 

Murfreesboro Jan 28—60 

Corinth— 64 

Niishville, July 28—63 

Spring Creek 

Madison, Feb 20—64 

New Albany, Dec 24-63 

Mound City, Nov 7—63 

Stevens Point 

Mansion, May 16—64 

Waupaca 

Wausau 

Tomah 

Stevens Ponit 

Nebraska 

Kansas 

New York City 

Chardon.O 

Wausau 

Portage 

Wausau 

Stevens Point 

Stevens Point 

Jackson, Sept 28—63 

Nashville, Jan 6—63 

Milwaukee 

Jaclntc — J2 

lola 

Racine, Jan 17—62 

Murfreesboro, Apr 5—63 

Milwaukee 

Milwaukee 

Fremont 

MIschicott 

Plalufleld 

Wautoma 

San Francisco, Cal 

Sheboygan 

Saratoga 

Murfreesboro, Apr 13—65 

luka, Aug 21— 62 

Plainfield 

East Oasis 

Becker, Minn 

Louisville, Sept 11—63 

May 27—62 

Bowling Green, Nov 20—63 

Jordan 

Eau Plalne 

Charleston, June 14—63 

JanesvUle 

Marinette 

J Ola 

Stevens Point 



Wheeler, Henry L 



Wausau 



NINTH BATTERY, 



Three years. Organized .Tan 27th, 1862. Origin- 
al strength, 155 ; gain by recruits, etc., 141. To- 
tal, 296. Death loss,6— killed in action, 0, died of 
accidents, 1, of disease, 5. Other los.ses, 63— 
missing, 0, deseitions, 6, transfers, ], discharges, 
36. Strength at muster out. Sept 30, 1865, 227. 
Campaigns in Kan., Col., New Me.\ico,Mo., Ark, 



Capt N C H Jolin.son 
Capt H Dodge 
Capt W D Crocker 
Lt Jno A Edington 
Lt H A Hicks 
Brown, S S, corp 
Cole, Dwight H 
Davis, J 
Finey, Mart 
Fish.CQ 

Franklin, Luther, f 
Funk,C, corp 
Granger, Joslah. me 
Green. L 
Haller, S G 
Hicks, H A 
Jones, Geo, sgt 
Owens, CT, f 
Robinson , Oscar, jia 
Waterbury, Newel J 
Wood, W 



Milwaukee 
Milwaukee 
Sheboygan 



Ft Lyon, Sept 9—62 

Springfleld 

Ft Lyon, July 19—62 

Burlington 

Delavau 

Waupun 

Ft Lyon, Sept 9-62 

Racine 

Camp Relief, Aug 7—62 

Lyons 

Burlington 

Waupun 

Burlington 

Ft Lyon, Aug 8— 62 

Ft Lyon, Sept 19—62 



New Li.sbon 



TENTH BATTERY, 

Three years. Organized February 10th, 1862. 
Original strength, 47 : gaiu by reciuits, etc.,132 ; 
tolal, 179. Death loss, 27— killed In action, 2, 
died of disease, 26. Other losses, 64— desertions, 

4, discharges, CO. Strength at muster-out, April 
20th, 1865, 88. Campaigns In Tenn., Mis.s., Ala , 

5. C, N. C. 

Capt Yates V Beebe 
Lt David C Piatt 
Lt PHMGroesbeck 
Lt Eben W Stedsou 
Lt Jas Toner 
Lt Elbert W Fowler 
Lt Henry A Hicks 
Lt Oscar A Clark 
Surg Geo Riddell 
Alley, Chas H, sgt 
Bacon, Wm H 
Beach, Aza 
Belcher, Jno L 
Boyle, Jas 
Burbank, E E 
Burbank, Geo E 
Cady, Myron H 
Cash, W H H, r cron 
Catlin, Aaron 
Chase, Wm H 
Clark, Chas F 
Coltrie, Oliver L 
Coltrie, Andrew J 
Cornell, David S 
Craig, Jno, 1 
Dyke, Jno C 
Fye. David 
Greenwood, E L 
Holt, M C 
James, H 
Johnson, Ole 
Kellogg, Wm 
Kewin, Jas* 
Kimble, J B 
Kittle, CB 
Lawrence, N L 
Lathrop, S D 
Lemon, Wm 



Farraington, June 7—62 

Kaclne, Mare— C2 

Georgia, Dec 8— 64 

Camp Douglas 

Farmlngton, June 17—62 

New Lisbon 

Mt Olive, Mar 22— 65 

Jackson, Sept 19—62 

doctor New Lisbon 

Chilton 

Necedah 

Murfreesboro, Aug 29—63 

Nashville, Jan 22—63 

Nashville, June 1—63 

Eau Claire 

Eau Claire 

Fount;iln City, May 28—64 

Chattanooga, May 30—64 

Nashville, Oct 8—62 

Ono 

New Lisbon 

Farmlngton, Aug 2—62 

Quincy 

Farmlngton, May 28—62 

Stevens Point 

Baltimore, Jan 17—05 

New Lisbon 

Farmlngton, July 31—62 

Weston 



Lewis, Wm 

Lund, Swam 
Malloy, S T 
Maxey, Michael 
Minet, E 
Minet. Jno 
Moreliou.se, H, sgt 
Mull, Fred 
Murry, Jno 
Netoll, W 
Nnttall 
Nutting, Wm 
Osock, Wm W 
Reynolds, Wni. me 
Seott, Jno E, m 
Secor, Delos 
Stacks, Israel 
Stanley, Jno 
Unsett, Jos 
Watts, Jno+ 
Wells, A W 
W1IC0.X, David, corp 
Williams, Win W 
Zottmau, Fred F 



Louisville, June 21—64 

Chattanooga, Apr 23—64 

Waukesha 

Menominee 

New Lisbon 

New Lisbon 

Louisville, Nov 29—64 

Milwaukee, Feb 14—65 

Savannah, Jan i4-«5 

Oakdale 

Oakdale 

Werner 

Harmony, III 

Chicago, 111 

Chicago, III 

New Lisbon 

Nashville, Apr 10—63 

Nashville, Nov 30—62 

Ft Buford, D T 

Salkehalchle River, Feb .5—65 

Johnstown 

Farmlngton, Juue 30 — 62 

Aldeu, Oct 28—63 

Louisville, Nov 24—63 



ELEVENTH BATTERY, 

Three years. Organized Apr 6, 1862. Original 
strength, 87; gain by recruits, etc., 47. Total, 
1J4. Death loss, 3— killed in action, 0, died of 
wounds, 1, of disease. 2. Other lo.sses, 22— miss- 
ing, 0, desertions, 20, transfers, 2, disciiarges, 17. 
Strength at muster out, 1865, 106. Campaigns In 
Va., W. Va., 
Capt Jno Rourke 
Lt Jno McAfee 
Lt Chas Bagley 
Lt W L McKinzie 
Lt Michael Lantry 
Lt iM Cummiiigham 
Hastings, Jerome, me 
Humbolt, Jno 
Moran, Jas 
Sanderson, Jno 
Wylie, Jno 



Chicago, Dec 18—63 

Chicago, 111 

New Creek,yan 7 — 65 

Camp Douglas, June 6—62 

Portage 

Camp Jessie, Oct 6—62 



TWELVTH BATTERY 

Three year. Organized, Feb, and Mar, 1862, 
Original strength, 99, gain by recruits, etc., 243, 
Total, 342. Death loss, 32— Killed In action, 4, 
died of wounds, 5, of disea-se, 22. of accidents, 1, 
Other losses, 185— missing, 1, desertions, 2, 
transfers, 81, discharges, 105 Strength at muster 
out, June 26, 1865, 121. Campaigns In Tenn., 
Miss., Ark., Ala.. Ga., S C, N C, 
Capt Win A Pile 



Capt Wm Zickeiick 
Lt Edw G Harlow 
Lt Wm Miles 
LtLD Inimel 
Lt M Anisden-|- 
Lt S C Cheney 
Lt P H Cody 
Lt W H Hamilton 
Lt Sam'l E Jones 
Lt Henry Marks 
Lt Henry Turner 
Ames, A C 
Aron, Jno 
Baker, C C+ 
Bartow, S, sgt* 
Bates, W R 
Bowe, Fred 
Bowcn. W T, ed 
Brown, W S, ed 
Burton, R W 
Carpenter, P E 
Cli.ase, J W-l- 
Cleveland, JC 
Cook, JnoH 



Appleton 

JanesvUle 



Allatoona, Oct 9—64 
Monroe 



Huntsville, Feb 5—64 

Spring Green 

Allatooma, Oct 15—64 

Allatoonia. Oct 5—64 

JanesvUle 

Live Ridge 

Yankton, D T 

Yankton, D T 

JanesvUle 

Memphis, Jan 10—63 

Allatooma, Oct 6—64 

Mazomanie 

Chippewa ialls 



WISCONSIN^ SOLDIERS AND SAILORS REUNION ROSTER. 



217 



Cii ft, Jas 

Croft, TT, druggist 
Daniels, Lushton H 
Davey, D C* 
Uoolittle, S H+ 
Diansneld,! B 
Ellis. Fred W. me 
Fish, E B 
Gray, J+ 
Griffltli. W H 
Haas, J 

Harvey, W P.corp 
Hambelt, H F 
Hamilton, A P, corp' 
Heckmar, H 
Howiand, Jerome 
Jackman, C S 
Jewett. Jav M 
Kennedy, TH,sgt 
K eyes, DM 
Kibble, A, corp 
Kitterer, F 
Lunge, Michael, me 
Magwusen. Theo 
Mallory, LT 
McCullock, Jno 
Mc Intyre, W J, t 
Merritt Wm H 
Miler. Wm 
Morris, Sam'l 
Nerantz, C 
Ocock, Wm W. t 
Palmer, M V 
Parkham, W D 
Perry, Eliakini 
Pierson, Ambrose 
Pierson, F 
Plympton, J W« 
Jjibble, AlonzoR 
Sanders, K 
Seefeld, G 
Lexton,HB 
Shopbell, Kills 
Sidow, O 
Sissen, G S 
Sleybaugh, J 
Stout, J 
Trapman, Wm 
Wait, G 
Wells, A 

West, Williamson 
White. Jno H 
Whitman, J 
Wilcox. Jno T 
Wingate, H 
Zicherick, Wm, cl 
Zicherick, Wm, f 
Ziclierick, A 



Jilnesville 

Janesville 

Ontario 

Allatooma, Oct 5—64 

Allatooma, Oct 6— C4 

Annapolis. Mar 16—66 

Jacksonville 

Bacine 

Cairo. July 22—63 

Cairo, Nov 14—63 

Wilmington, Mar iO— 63 

Del I ton 

New York City 

Allatooma, Oct 5 — 64 

Millikens Bend, Apr 19—63 

Janesville 

Janesville 

Borgen 

Nashville, Apr 18—61 

Memphis, Mar !l— 62 

Richmond 

Champion Hills, May— 63 

Berlin 

Fond du Lac 

Waukesha 

Janesville 

Whitewater 

Miiwaiikiie 

Kcedsburg 

Oak Centre 

Loniira, Apr 2'J— 64 

Harmony, 111 

Clear Creek, June 16— «2 

LaGrange, Jan 10—73 

Logansville 

Janesville 

Janesville 

Bentonvllle, Mar 22—65 

New Richmond 

Jeff Barracks, Oct 10—62 

Clear Creek, July 15—62 

Janesville 

Janesville 

Jeff Barracks, June 14—62 

Janesville 

Nashville, May 19 — 63 

Corinth,— 62 

Corinth, Oct 15—62 

Eastport, Dec— 63 

,Johnstown 

Memphis, July 20—63 

LaValle 

Oxford, Dec 14—62 

Janesville 

Vicksburg, July 4—63 

Ajipleton 

Fond du Lac 

Fond du Lac 



THIRTEENTH BATTERY. 

Three years. Organized Nov. 14th, 1863. 
Original strength, 166, gain by recuits, etc., 3?. 
Total, 188 Death loss, 14— Killed in action, 0, 
died of accidents, 2, of disease, 12. Other losses, 
68— missing, 1, desertions, 25, transfers, 3, dis- 
charges, 39. Strength at muster-out, 106. 
Campaigns in La. 
Capt Richard R Griffith 
Lt Geo L Cross 
Lt Alf E Chaffee 
Lt Wm W Perrine 
Lt Frank Fox 
Lt David Kinder 
Airey. N 
Barrett, J 
Ballard, Jno C 
Bridges, M D, sgt 
Clay, Wm, f 
Dainz, C L 
Dancy, G E, m 



Sabula, la 

Clinton, May 14— €5 

Baton Rouge, Sept 11—64 

Jefferson 

Milwaukee 

Hebron 

Baton Rouge, Jan 14—65 

Palmyra 



Dennis, Geo J 
Field, Louis 
Fizell, J 
Green, Addison 
Ham, J II 

Harrison, A T. corp 
.lones, Lafayette, ine 
Lathrop. J H 
Laurence, H 
Morgan, Freeborn, f 
Nelson, E R 
Plain, Jno E 
Kowe, H M 
West, N J 
Wickett, T 



Baton Rouge, Aug 19— f4 

Mishicott 

Horieon, Oct 23—64 

Baton Rouge, July 19—64 

Baton Rouge, June 18—64 

Baton Rouge, June 29—64 

Whitewater 

Baton Rouge, June 17—64 

Baton Rouge, Oct 1—64 

Hebron 

Dec 26— f 4 

Baton Rouge, May 13—64 

Baton Rouge, May 23—64 

Clinton Junction 

Baton Rouge, June 21— C4 



BERDAN'S SHARP- 
SHOOTERS, 

Three years. Organized Sept, 1861. Origln,il 
strength. 105 ; gain by recruits, etc., 89. Total, 
1:j4. Death loss. 34 — killed in action, 12. died of 
wounds. 9. of disease, 13. Other losses, US- 
missing, 8 desertions. 4, transfers, 43, discharges, 
58. Strength at muster out. Sept 23, 1864, 47. 
Campaigns in Va., Md. 
Capt F E Marble 
Lt C F Shepard 
Lt C A Stevens 
Lt E H Benson 
Lt PC Judkius* 
Baker, C W, G 
Cram, M H, H 
Clemons, H H 
Fowltr, H D 
Horton, S M, G 
Lewis, G II, G 
Luster, S, G 
Price, A J,G 
Roberts, H S, H 
Stannard, A C, 2d It, G 
Schernierho.n, Jno P, H 
Poiinar, Geo, L 



Todds Farm, May 8—64 

Soldiers Grove 

LaCrosse 

Oshkosh 

Elioy 

Eau Claire 

Jefferson 

Jefferson 

LaCrosse 
Milton 
Milwaukee 
Menominee 



RESIDENT SOLDIERS OF 
OTHER STATES. 

Note— The company letter and number of 
regiment to which soldier belonged follow the 
initials of his name 

MAINE. 

Austin, E S, C S Navy Baldwin 

Atkinson. Jos S, 13 Bayfield 

Bishop, Ja.s, G 22 Emmet P O 

Ballard, J A, B 3 LaCrosse 

Bixby, H L, It D 9 Star Prairie 

Bussell, H D, G 19 LaCrosse 

Butterfield, J.6 Neillsville 

Chamberlaiu.'.E, E 1st heav art LaCrosse 

Champion, Geo. 31 Star Prairie 

Crommet, E B, K 31 Star Prairie 

Chapman, Frank P, .sgt K 2 Richmond 

Damon. J S, in, C 28 Spencer 

Elliot, J|M, F 20 Neillsville 

Farnum, Wm,C 16 LaCrosse 

Grove. W, I 2ndcav Nei'lsville 

Henderson, G W, 1st heav art Neillsville 

Harriman, A M, G 5 Neillsville 

Heald, B F, m, F 9, Sheboygan 

Hanscom, Wm H, 21 tola 

Halt, S P, sgt, H 17 Milw,aukee 

Harris, Sam'l F.M I cav Oshkosh 

Josslyn, E.S, m,0 16, Oshkosh 

McKinley, Jno. 9 Fremont 

Marston, D, C 16 LaCrosse 



Mar3tan,D W, C 16 
Myers, Thos. K 15 
Nutting, Isaac W, I art 
Partman, Franklin B, f, 20 
Perkins, Eben, D 8 
Redmond, f! K, F 20 
Royal, L M,18 
Kussel, H D, G io 
Smiley, H F, K 6 
Stenson. M.m, A 20 
Smith, Ebbin, 11 
Smart, C,E6 

Swan, Timothy, Capt H T 
Southard, W A, K 
Valentine, Ed, U S Navy 



LaCrosse 
Necedah 

Sturgeon Bay 

Stevens Point 

Neillsville 

Somerset 

LaCrosse 

Larrosse 

Fond du Lac 

Peot 

Colby 

New London 

Neillsville 

Baldwin 



NEW HAMPSHIRE. 

Greenwood. li' 
Fond du Lac 



Eaton, A S.lcapt, 10 
Harwood, E O. pa, I 6 
Holmes, LO, E 7 
Palmer. JnoH, D 4 
Parker, B F, D 
Roberts, A J, B 2ud Iuf,l cav 
Towusend, S W, m, 2d Lt E 5 
VERMONT. 

Atkins, HA, 1. E 15 
Carl.-ton, J F, E 15 
Collins, Eli, D5 
Davis, EN, H 9 
Davis, M W. f, MaJ 6 
Eldiidge, Chas B, 1 cav 
FaiTiswoith, S E. Surg F 10 
Foster, H S.corp C 1 
Fillmore, Jno H, G 6 
Fillnian, Jno H, G 6 
Fuller, Calvin. G 3 
Hilton, L J, B.7 
Iri-h, Hailey,B5 
Irish, Harley, B5 
Knowlton, J O, K_and C 9 
Lapage. Jos, H 9 
McMahon, Jas, corp G 1 It 
Morse. Jno O, A 8 
Marshall,JC H, 1, 11 heav art 
Nichols, W T, mf. col 14 
O'Donald. Wm, C 1 cav 
Pierce. A E. G 1 heav art 
Roberts. J W, G 
Robinson, Pearl, f, D 10 
Stewart, Harp, C 11 
Taylor, H M, 1. 2d bat 
Thomas, Oscar, K 8 
Trupeh. J E, C 11 
Town, Jos C, H 9 
WlUiams, TA.CU 



Baraboo 
Baraboo 
Neenah 
Baraboo 
Fond du Lac 

Brandon 

Amherst 

City Point 

Baldwin 

Sparta 

Toinah 

Baldwin 

Baldwin 

Hortonville 

Hortonville 

Kenosha 

Exira, la 

Loiigwood 

Neillsville 

Whitewater 

Baldwin 

Fond du Lac 

Belle Centre 

Racine 

Maywood,III 

LaCrosse 

Omi'o 

Whitewater 

Fond du Lac 

Waterloo 

Fond'du Lac 

Olio 

Waterloo 

Menoninee 

Waterloo 



MASSACBUSETTS. 
Blood, P M. F 19 Milwaukee 

Carlton, T V, C 1 Mexican war, Neillsville 



Clarke, Chas H. 6 
Grechen, J W, f, H 18 
Hill, Chai H, A 3 heav art 
Howard, Sam'l, U bat 
Larieu, L D, sgt L 2 cav 
Martin, A W, me, corp, 12 
Merrill, A F, E 44 
Murray, Jas, corp C 9 
Moore, D E, E 2 bat 
McCarthy, P, H 330 
McNamara, Thos, E 3 
Moulton. F B..C 1 cav 
Nodoiii, Benj, 2 
Pratt. A D, niaj 24. supt 
Perry, J E, f, corp I 27 
Remington, C M, F 31 ; 
Sawyer, Wesley C, H 23 
Shepard, L F. H 31 
Staiten, H H, 2 
Stateu, W H, F, 2 
Sterns, I H, surg, 22 



Milwaukee 

Milwaukee 

Milwaukee 

Seymour 

Baldwin 

Fond du Lac 

Milwaukee 

St Joseph 

LaCrosse 

LaCrosse 

Racine 

Oconomowoc 

idilwaukee 

Waupun 

Sparta 

t ■" Racine 

Lawrence University 

Milwaukee 

Baraboo 

Baraboo 

Milwaukee 




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Thompson, I, G, 42 
Welling. Fred, G, 25 
Witliei-by, U F, B, 67 



Winneconne 
Granville 
Amherst 



UHODE ISLAND. 

Batenian, H B, capt C 5th art 
BoweD, C T, capt 4th Infantry 

CONNECTICUT, 



Ashlaud 



Billings, J. C 28 
Clark. L W, asst surg 13 
Cleveland, J J, K, 10 
Estes, -las, G, 1 cav 
Morhoiise, F T, light, art, 2 bat 
Biggs, G L, me, 1 A 
Shaw, Will R, I, 11 
Stemple, Henry, D, 15 
Van Ness, J G, 2 light art 

NEW TORS. 

Adams, .J T, me, F, 20 
Arms, Jas, f. D, 153 
Arms, Jas, I), 153 
Arnold, Thos, C, li cav 
Atkins, J H, G, 89 
Baker, G C, B, 08 
Biiggs, G W, 11 cav 
Bailey. I, S, F, 115 
Baker. .las. sgt, L. 15 
Buiell, Wm M. D, 2d heav art 
B;itchelder. Will. 1, 102 
Burtch. N B. ed, B, 4 
Barry, M F, 1st bat 
Biunmys, J B, K, 97 
Backus, A J, It. D, 184 
Baker. E<>Ua. B. 186 
Bauer, Buigett, E, 3 
Bersh.w. Maitin. H, no 
Burch, Newell, E, 154 
Blinn, W H. bngler, 9 
Blower, Andrew. J, H. 95 
Bastine. E I, G. 98 
Brower, Abraham. K. 116 
Baker. Henry H. C 14 
Brown. Clias, G 19 
Coiev, Edwin B, E, 106 
Chase, (i H. sgt maj, 20 cav 
Chase, J L, 3 cav 
Caiiey. Wni. K. 64 
Cowing, Jas, F, 4 
Calkins, P B. G. 50 
Chesebio, Jerome.f, 1 135 
Clark. C L, m, 8, heav art 
Clark, C L, 10 
Corthell, Jos, 16 
Cudney, J H, sgt. A 120 
Conger, O P, I 187 
Canfield. J C, B h av art 
Carrol, Jiio, G 106 
Conklln, M B. me,E94 
Cady, Warren, A 13 
Cooper, Wm, K 122 
Chapman, W D, H 13 
Colver, D P,5 
Corrow, Nelson, A 96 
Copps, E M, K 98 
Crosby. D, Be v. sgt. U9 
Carpenter, W H, D 117 
Diltenbach. Chas, D 106 
Dickenson, Fred G, E 186 
Diirkee. HB. H 16 
Donley. Daniel. 19 art 
Donnelly, E F, me, K 50 
Decker, L P, C 9 
Durkee, A S, A 125 
Dee, J.is, 112 
Denson, A B,2l cav 
Downs, R, sgt, B 89 
Dolph, L, A 11 cav 
Duuwell, Geo W, E 4 



Beaver Dam 

Cambridge 

La Crosse Co 

Menominee 

Oconoinowoc 

Bipon 

Milwaukee 

Oconomowoc 

Lind 



Lincoln Co 

Loyal 

Neillsville 

Milwaukee 

Soldiers Grove 

Oshkosh 

Oconto 

Waterlown, D T 

Janesville 

La Crosse 

Eichland Centre 

Hammond 

Hammond 

Baldwin 

Bayfield 

Sharon 

Sturgeon Bay 

Menominee 

Waupaca 

Katikanna 

Weyauwega 

Kaukauiia 

Stevens Point 

Bipon 

Busk 

Portage 

Janesville 

Bueua Vista 

Menominee 

Augusta 

Eau Claire 

Whitewater 

Wliitewater 

St Croix 

Star Prairie 

Muscoda 

Neillsville 

Neillsville 

Bayfield 

Marshfleld 

Neillsville 

St Joseph 

Waupaca 

Kaukaiina 

Stevens Point 

Rip on 

Mukwonago 

Kewaunee 

Geneva Lake 

Bushford 

Whitewater 

Springfield 

Seymour 

Richmond 

Augusta 

Star Prairie 

Neillsville 

Jeffersou 



Decker, J A, D 5 heav art 
Decker. David H, A 168 
Davis, S E, uif. K 114 
Dilenbach, Chas.l, D 106 
Early, P H, 1st bat 
Eisk, D D. corp, 9 cav 
Ennis, J B, 97 
Eniiis, Orin, — 
Fowler. Dan. me, 176 
Frank, L, L 2 art 
Fox, Jno, H heav art 
French. —.QMS 118 
Ford, O C, 14 



Menominee 

Menominee 

Uniicon 

Mukwonago 

Milwaukee 

Springfield 

Lind 

Whitewater 

Beaver Dam 

Neillsville 

Neillsville 

Bush Prairie 



Frank, John D. capt. G 1st light art Lamarllne 



Forbes. James A, D 10 
Finch. JG, K91 
Finn. J H. 1 E 26th cav 
Flisliaw. Ant< n. baker. 160 
Gilley, S A,L6 
Grover, D H. G 130 
Gowdey, E F, H 160 
Gee, A A, M 9 cav 
Grifies. S, E 60 
Gates, C. 1 m't'd rifles 
Green, F B, sgt, D Ico 
Goodenow, Chas. I cav 
Grebin, John, bat G 3 
Goiin, Frank, 1, E 60, 
Hood, C L, M 1 cav 
Hunt, Jas B, 1 187 
Hathaway, Wm. C 5 cav 
Holly. A J. F4 art 
Hewitt, C, 16th 
Hellwig. Philip. C 1 & 10 cav 
Harvey. Oscar, E 1J9 
Hall, j B, K 137 
Howard. A 1. 1 64 
Hamilton. W C. G 92 
Hall, I W, F 14 heav art 
Hoard, W D, A 1 light art 
Hubbard, Frank, sgt, D 161 
Haskell, J W, M6art 
Hurlburt, J, pa,D 137 
Hewitt. J. A 145 
Heady, H, a. 89 
Haylord. S S, 1, 1 13 
Hass, Otis, I 36 
Hunter, A, F 10 art 
Hooper, J C, B 27 
Hoyt, J E, f, capt, C 
Hommaston, A, 2 heav art 
Hermon, M B, L 16 heav art 
Horr, R J, E 10 A 
Heriick, F M, me. 10 heav art 
Hendricks, H, E 64 
Holmes. George, f, B 149 
Ingraliam, C M. K 64 
Ingrahani. G C. K 64 
Jenkins. D, K 117 
Jones, Adelbert, f, B97 
Johns, S. K 126 
Jordan. E L, f, 1 cav 
Krafft.Emil, C20 
Kallenback, H, me, 41 
Kinne. Wm W. nie, F 111 
Knight, G N, C 112 
Kahart, Chas, F 27 
Kiehl. Jacob, f, 21 bat 
LaBarre, A J, G 110 
LaBarre, A J, 109 
Lakin, Arad, H 1st cav 
Lawton. T S. me. B 81 
Lee. Harry, 14 heav art 
Lewis, S, I 8 
Liscuin, W, G 35 
Ledsworth. J D, I 9 cav 
Lindsay, F D, E 118 
LaMouche, Nicholas, B 45 
Moody, Russell, G 188 
Mossen, Dennis, 1 '.Ight art 



Bipon 

Ripon 

Fond du Lac 

Fond du Lac 

Menominee 

Oconomowoc 

La Crosse 

Springfield 

NHillsvllle 

Waupun 

Weyauwega 

Stevens Point 

Fond du Lac 

La Crosse 

Weyauwega 

Weyauwega 

Waupaca 

Winneconne 

Prairie duChien 

Elmira, N Y 

Racine 

Omro 

Cliillon 

Mauston 

Ft. Atkinson 

Milwaukee 

La Crosse 

Milwaukee 

Winneconne 

Whitewater 

Whitewater 

Sparta 

Springfield 

Winneconne 

Liberty Grove 

Neillsville 

Davis Comerg 

Neillsville 

Bayfield 

Fond du Lac 
Oxford 
Oxford 
La Ci osse 
Empire 
Eichmond 
Sparta 

Milwaukee 

Whitewater 

Cylou 

Neillsville 

Lamartine 

Mukwonago 

Mukwonago 

Plainfield 

Milwaukee 

Tom ah 

Whitewater 

Tomah 

Kenosha 

Neillsville 

Fond du Lac 

Oconto 



Morgan, David. M 2 art 

MeiTiam. H P, H 106 

Munuig. Jno, C 66 

Myers, James, me, corp, G 150 

Miller, J D, pa, C 1 art 

McCuIIock, Joseph, corp, E 124 

McCourt, Geo, f, A 16 

McMahon, Jno, K 10 heav art 

Moffat, W S, capt, B 243 

Meyers, Martin, C 9 

Mead, D H. F 1 

McLean, Win, G 76 

Maiiney, Jas, M 2 heav art 

Newman, M A, 156 

Noriuile, Michael, D 4 heav art 

Neill, Jas, H 60 

Nichols, K E, G 97 

Ober, H H. :3 cav 

Oliu. EE, grocer, E 121 

Pabodie, GA, E 34 

Parkinson, Winfleld, H 20 cav 

Parks, Silas, F 144 

Peck, Geo. K 142 

Pavy. W L, It C 24 

Porter, S B, M 10 heav art 

Parkin, En T, Hi 

Pavey, DC, ed, L 15 

Park, Jno, sgt, L 16 

P.iuse, H B, 47 

Pratt, J B, ca;jt, K 8 ari 

P ibi die. G A. L 20 cav 

Pjiry, E H. B 156 

Peebles. J E. 2A It. 185 

Parker, M W, G 8 he.av art 

Phillips, Henry S, corp, K 103 

Palm r. HO, kll2 

Perry, O H 

Peters, Newton, C 93 

Pierson, II P, M 2 cav 

Underwood, (' H, me L 10 cav 

BeMiiier, BJ,D 75 

Boat. Lewis. F G 

Boe. Jno P. Chaplain, 97 

Bich, EC,C 118 

Bewell, A J, f, E 101 

Bichards, T W, 9J 

B ibeson, A F, A 49 

Ka isier, Henry. B 3 cav 

Bairdon, Dennis, G 2 

Rynolds. J C. it, E Ml 

Richards, H T, sgt, K 12 cav 

Riant, A, C 154 

Riley, Jerry, 1. A 8 

Stanley. Wm S, I 6 art 

Swain. W C. capt, B 93 

Super, Oliver S, B 2 cav 

Stevens. L M, N Y regulars 

Stone. Fcstus, H 8 heavy art 

Spoor, A L 1. D 130 



Racine 

Ferliu 

De lere 

Fond du Lac 

Milwaukee 

Fond du Lac 

Cambridge 

Friendship 

Erin Prairie 

Kacine 

Lind 

Kaukauna 

Liud 

.lanesville 

Fond du Lac 

Horicon 

Reedsburg 

Neillsville 

Sparta 

Baraboo 

Brooksifie 

Stevens Point 

Little Bapid.s 

Milwaukee 

Westfield 

Colby 

Milwaukee 

Minnesota Falls, Miun 

Madison 

Green Lake 

B^iraboo 

Star Prairi- 

Muscoda 

Neillsvi' e 

Little Eapii s 

Lind 

Liud 

Eeedsburg 

Fond du Lac 

Waterloo 

Two Creeks 

0«hkosh 

Omro 

Eau Claire 

Aiunista 

Ni lUsville 

Menominee 

Weyauwega 

Waupi.u 

Milwaukee 

Hutchinson 

Bosendale 

Mihvauiiee 

Milwaukee 

Porters Mills 

Span a 

Milwaukee 

Fond du Lac 



Sutherland, G E, bat A 1st heavy art Fond du Lac 

Smith, John B, 2 cav Omro 

Smith, B,B 57 Tomah 

Smith. Lewis C, E 14 Berlin 

Stephens, E B, H 161 St Croix 

Shepard, Geo W, A 20 cav Sparta 

Sykes, Wm, 1 9 Star Prairie 

Stratton, Chas, T 60 St Croix 

Sabine, J B, G 109 Beaver Dam 

Sillers, Jno, A 98 Piover 

Smith, P W, h. capt, B 69 Bayfield 

Spencer, TM, K no Stevens 

Snyder. J H, C 106 Neillsville 

Shaffer. Jas W, me, D 49 Neillsville 

Swain, Wm C, pr, capt B 93 Milwaukee 

Scott, J O, capt D 34 Waupun 

Stickles, O C, e, G 1 Elpou 

Stickle, S H, e, 1 1 Winneconne 

Snyder, Henry M, D 141 Stevens Point 

Tctten, C L. K 107 Janesville 
Thomas, S G. pa, I bat 3 light art Star Praliie 






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WISCONSIN SOLDIERS AND SAILORS REUNION ROSTER. 



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Temple, Geo. f, G 12 Eldorado Mills 

Templeton. Alex. I, H 36 SevHStopcil 

Tdwnseiid, H F, C 15 cav, Neillsville 

Thompson, LA, U 1 drag Neillsville 

Tlioinas, S G. I 3 Star Prairie 

Van Diisen, M H G 13 Fond du Lac 

Vernani, J). 142 E Neillsville 

Vronian, P, me, H 14 Ripon 

Van Wagnour, .T, G 20 Baldwin 

Van Epps, Peter S. I -14 'Weyauwetja 

Vanderhoof, Nathan 1', 51 Menominee 

Vincent, liiniey, M lO art Weyauwega 

Van Etten, Haiiin, I 109 Angusta 

Waller, David, I 27 Weyaiivvega 

Whiiinions, J Soldiers Grove 

Waffle, Volney S, bat A 1 light art Winona 

W ilson, Samnel, C 16 H A Sheboygan 

Watterson, H. 26 ind bat Ono 
Wooster, Geo B, livery, IJ 10 heavy artBiodhead 



Welsh, A, vol 
Wicks, Geo C. L t5 
Wilkins, G M, 1 
VVeld.Jno W, f, 1 art 
Williams, A, 95 
Wilson, Uuben,24 
Wetherby.C!E,F77 
Welinan,.! L. 2 It 137 
Woodward, Win F, A 64 
Wilcox,.!, D 16 art 
Wilson, Hiram, A 10 art 
Walker, Geo. c, L 8 heavy art 
White, Al. M 1 art 
Wallace, .Sylvester F, G 107 
Wilber, C K, I 154 
Way. A B F, 35 
Whitsom. W R, A 144 
Walker. Mose«, f, A ice 
Zork, Ed 1), E 6 cav 

A'Eir JEliSEV. 

Hickey, JC, Bb 
Kopper, Edward, I 
Tulhill, Win H, B 2 
Van Osman, Samuel, D 30 
Young, ]) M, A and I 2 



Waterloo 

Paris Hill, N Y 

Wliilewater 

Little Prairie 

Rush River 

Neillsville 

Troy 

Neillsville 

Neillsville 

Neillsville 

Neillsville 

Sturgeon Bay 

Neillsville 

Menomonee 

Oiiuo 

Milwaukee 

Buena Vista 

Berlin 

Amherst 



St Croix 

Kaukauna 

Lochiei 

Seymour 

North Bend 



PENNSTLVANIA, 

Adams, Joseph B, B 14 Tomah 

Andrews, J B, 148, Applelon 

Backhouse. Frederick. H 20n Tomah 

Baidenweoper, Robert C, K. cav Theisville 

Blanchard, H J, H 2 Colby 

Bishop, J, 1 83 Weston, 

Brooks, A S, L 2 heavy art Reedsburg 

Carpenter. Ira D I 187 Rushtord 

Campbells W. I 139 Star Prairie 

Cassody. .lohii H. B81 Verona 

Cornmezser, A B, U 13 cav Ono 

Cole, — , Maj 28 Kaukauna 

Cape, C B, D 77 Oiiiro 

Fitter, Geo H, F 113 Milwaukee 

Fairbanks, John, E 61 Milwaukee 

Fithian, J B, corp H 29 Hammond 

Feitig, Hiram, 133 Milwaukee 

Feitig, J H, A 1 cav Milwaukee 

Field, Chas M, E 1 rifles Milwaukee 

Fuller, J W Kilbourne 

Giesey, A S, m, B 22 cav Whitewater 

Gray, Aaron. H 46 Richmoi.d 

Griiiuell. R W. I) 53 Cornersville 

Hart, J J, F 14 cav Neillsville 

Hisner, Hans, f, 149 Lamartine 

Hodge, A I), me, A 11 cav Lamartine 

Jarrett, J H, 1)7 cav Sparta 

Johnson, W F, I 4 cav Whitewater 

Jordan, Foster, I 14 cav Friendship 

Kallock, F N, B 29 Milwaukee 

Lee, Henry, H 46 Richmond 
Longstafl, Robert M, G 5 cav 

McDonald, A, B 17 cav La Crosse 



McAdams. F, A 10 
McLean, Arthur, 28 
McLean. John, 28 
McMullen, Francis B, 1, B 187 
Machen, A B, c, 45 
Melntyre, John, A 149 
Merritield. Samuel. F 16 
Neal, Jas A. H 100 
Ormsbee. H M, C 16 cav 
Owen, John D, l,sgt L 12 
Price, D J, C 6 and 7 
Rodolf, Theo F, B 26 
Silverthnrn, A C, D i45 
Sanford, J, I 76 
Smith, Ephraim, I 207 
Sturdevant, H, F 51 
Thorence. Joseph, me. B 144 
A'^angorder. Samuel, H 207 
Vanorsdale. Cornelius, F 58 
Weeks, L, A 79 
Woriner, J D, BlOO 
Wasson, D.aniel, E 16 
Whitman, J, B 177 
Williams, John, C 58 
Young, Edward, 2 bucktails 



La Crosse 

Harlan, Kan 

Harlan, Kan 

Sturgeon Bay 

Sturgeon Bay 

Neillsville 

Stevens Point 

Grafton 

WestHeld 

Ripon 

Bay View 

La Crosse 

Kmmet 

Neillsville 

Kaukauna 

Neillsville 

Clay Banks 

Stevens Point 

Blk River Falls 

Neillsville 

Portage 

Troy 

St Croix 

Stevens Point 

Whitewater 



DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. 



Baker, J S. maj, 1 cav 
Sterenes, Adam, 20 cav 



St Croix Falls 
Rock Falls 



MARTLXND. 
Anderson, Dr W A, 3 La Crosse 

rmaiMA. 

Schroedus, Christopher C. m,2cav Alma 

WEST VA. 



Neal, James A, A 1 cav 
Rand, Phunas B, Pll 



Grafton, W Va 
Galesville 



KORTU CA.ROLIXA. 

Smolk, William J, 2 Stevensville 

FLORIDA. 

Richardson, W H, t cav Milwaukee 

ALABAMA. 

Humphrey, Henry G, 13 Atlan'a, Ga 

LOUISIANA. 

Brent, N F, E 2 St Croix 

OHIO. 

Allen, J D, D 7 Colby 

Adams, Richard, C 94 Springfield 

Adams, N C, J II Meneininte 

Audrus, John, f. 40 New Prospect 

Arhelger, George, f, A KB Van Dyne 

Benjamin, Asa, B 2 cav Tomah 

Biller, C C, B 195 Springfield 

Birges, H C, c, 230 Mi.waukee 

Bryant, B F, A 101 La Crosse 

Bernard, J L K 23 West Salein 

Boorer, Henry, f, C 172 Waupun 

Bramer, E, 125 Menominee 

Churchill, A. A 42 Whitewater 

Colton. Peter. F 64 Stevens Point 

Converse. F L. f , E I light art Sparta 

Due.schainb. William, ar, K26 Fonddn Lac 

Esterly, A B, f, C 2 cav Whitewater 

Filler, J S,G 46 Kaukauna 

Gallagher, Patrick, H 18 Kenosha 

Green, Albert, C 37 Kaukauna 
Gregg, LB, K135 

Gregg, Luther B, m, K 155 Alilwaukee 

Higgins, C M, 1, H 195 Whitewater 

Hinsin, J, 33 Menasha 

Ives, Frank, e, C 144 Sturgeon Bay 

Jordan, John, me, 2 It, C 34 Fond dn Lac 

Judd.SS, 2cav Janesville 



Black Hawk 

Juneau 

Adams 

Neillsville 

Neillsville 

Stevens Point 

Kewaunee 

Longwood 

Portage 

Portage 

La Crosse 

Sturgeon Bay 

Brothertown 

Stevens Point 

Janesville 

Springfleld 

Menominee 

8 Ripon 

Menominee 

Downsville 

Neillsville 

Bayfield 

Fond du Lac 

Colby 

La Crosse 

Fond du Lac 

Buttes des Moris 

Downsville 

Milwaukee 

Viola 

St Croix 

Springfield 

St Croix 

Racine 

Milwaukee 

Tomali 

Milwaukee 

Ru«h River 

Star Prairie 

Baraboo 



Logap, Wm, K 9 cav 
Leinis, P n, L II cav 
Lumh, Jas E, G 113 
Ludington. O A. H 30, 
Miller, C M, H 43 
Merriam. C E, E 1 cav 
Mcintosh, Jas, C 
McFarland, M, M 5 cav 
Neir, Henry. F 19 
Nelson. W V. C 177 
Putnam. W R, E 162 
Finney, H A, f, G 23 
Pemberton, Alex, 25 
Possnis, Frank, G 6 
Robbins, Burr, C 19 
R.andolph, Wm, C 147 
Rockmer, Douglas, C 
Schallenr, Ottinar, m, hosp st. 
Strafton, Jos, E 31 
Stratton, Harmon, E 31 
Stafford. B G, C 174 
Shaw, Frank, K 3 cav 
Spence. Jas A, 26 
Stacy. Wm, K 2) 
Schlong. H, B 84 
Stilson, CAV 169 
Stutzman, W, ASS 
Stultz, J, E31 
Sallan,AH.C7 
Truesdale, J C, E 2 cav 
Travel's, Tobias, F 39 
Thatcher, Dan, D 74 
Turner, T H, C 5 
Thomas, Wm H, B 123 
Valentine, H A, H 14 
Wells, Jacob, D 36 
Wolcott, Geo H, m, K i55 
Wilhelm, F,2 
Welsh, G, adj 
Welsh, D E, 2 cav 

ILLINOIS. 

Andrew, Leonard, E 52 West Bend 

Austin, G A, R Q. M 16 Neillsville 

Andrews, Jno. 69 Janesville 

Ambrose, M L, A 19 Watertown 

Atwood, Hiram H, Richmond 

Ambrose. Mortimer, A 19 Watertown 

Baldock, John, B 153 Sharon 

Boeseevetter, Otto, C 9 vet surg West Bend 

Boeseewetler, Otto, C 9 West Bend 

Baily, S J , G cav Jefferson 

Bingenbeiner, Val, H 104 West Bend 

Baxter, Jos, 45 Marslifleld 

Berg, Frank, D 9 cav Jefferson 

Bechaud, A, K 43 Fond du Lac 

Beechain, W E, 1 light art Milwaukee 

Baily, T W, G 132 Belle Centre 

Beal, Wm. I 8S Milwaukee 

Brown, Isaac, m, sgt A Ripon 

Brown, Ben F, A 52 cav Lochlel. 

Barrett, John, F 95 Hammond 
Bucbaud, Adolph, B cap 13 cav Fond du Lac 

Brown, .f G. I 15 La Crosse Co 

Becker, J W, E 72 Kenosha 

Carpenter, A H, F sgt 20 Fond du Lac 

Caftman, A G, 13 Fond du Lac 

Calver, N, E 95 Fond du Lac 

Colby, W J, sgt ma] 128 Neillsville 

Colson, E N "corp, A 76 Fond d« Lao 

Carel, Edward. A 24 Kewaunee 

Curtis, James R. B 7 cav Eau Claire 

Cally, Hamilton N, 9 Scotia, Neb 

Conaiit, Jos, K 2 Weyauwega 
Culter, Frank W,maj .57 

Curtis, RH,C 89 Stevens Point 

Dwyer, John, L 17 cav ' Hamnmnd 

Drew, Thos, A 2 light art Portage 

Dowe, C, m 2 cav Harrison 

Erwin, C K, m, 45 Tomah 



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WISCONSIN SOLDIERS AND SAILORS REUNION ROSTER. 



Eiian, Jno, sgt. D69 
Ellsworth. W C, C 2 cav 
Fradlnburg. Geo, C 05 
Fiscott. D, 45 
Glass. L J, II 61 
Gieeble, L, G 25 
Gailbault. H, me, 72 
Graudy, Heniy. 1 1 4 
Gayhart, Fred, H 68 
Geihart, Fred, H 58 
Garrett Jacob, F 42 
Geunug, W, G 13 
Gerigwiek, GeoG. 132 
Gingles, Jno, G 1 light art 
Gaspard, W H, B 134 



Beaver Dam 

New Kichmoud 

Neillsville 

Elkhorn 

NeiUsviUe 

Milwaukee 

Bayfield 

Sevastopol 

Brothertown 

Brothertown 

Falls City 

City Point 

Kewaunee 

Waterloo 

Lacrosse 



Spencer, Barzilla, C 137 
Sutter, Jno B.C 127 
Tuckwood. Jno, G 69 
Tousley, W H, K 69 
Tauuer. W A. F 89 
Trash, Warren, H 
Truax. Kobt, B 10 



Helmenstiue, A C, sgt C 7 cav West Blue Mounds 

Hanks. Warren, 1, F 8 cav Sturgeon Bay 

Haehmann, Jno, U 82 Kirchhagu 

Hutchinson, C, G 17 cav Hutcliinson 

Holllnbank, Cornelius, Clt K43 Knapp 

Hall, H J. B 118 Whitewater 

Horton. T W, G I light art Friendship 

Horn, Henry H, A 45 St Croix 

Hetherington, S H, 1 10 Bichmond 

Hartley, F J, G 82 

Hartstony, Chas S 

Hunt, H C, C 20 

Johnson. K W, L 2 light art 

Koch, Theo, .V 16 cav 

Kensler. Miles, G 9 

Killnar, Leopold, 58 

Kellogg. Harvey W,C74 

Kemp, N J. K 85 

Lewis, G,1 16 

Lesley, Alex, e, F 9 cav 

Lefangwell, Sam'l. H 9 cav 

LaKue, Isaac, ar, H 

Long, Jesie B, F 93 

Marks, F Ccapt, B 13 

Murphy, Edw, L 8 cav 

Marsh, A G, D 15 

McAlpIn, A, 2 light art 

McCurdy. H, K 118 Int 

McLaughlin, U, f, L sgt 17 

Moberg, A. E 71 

Morrison, J S 

Myrich, J J,F20 

Munson, Geo S, L 8 cav 

Miner. CE, E34 

Merrit, C, K 7 

Nye, EG,a, G72 

Nichols, WF, 118 

Noyes, G B, ph, C 146 

Odel, Eugene D, 36 cav 

Piers, Chas, Bridges Bat light art 

Palmer, C H, M 8 cav 

Pauner, 8 R, 4 

Phillips, C, EDcav 

Piper, Mahim, C 95 

Quinn, Frank D. A 72 

Reynolds. Geo W,C 96 

Rice, E J, K 75 

Reuschlein, Aug, sgt K 14 

Ries, Ben,f, 14 

Rogers, W H. 1 15 

Rogers, B F, Chaplain 16 

Rathburn, R A, 2 

Rice, Horace K, I 7 

Salisbury, O A, C 95 

Schilling, Alouzo, K 9S 

Smith, H A, capt 55 

Slater, Win, K 39 

Slater, G W, E 8 cav 

Smith, J W, A 4 cav 

Starr, Fred. K 46 

Sanner, Adam, G69 

Smith, Chas, A 13 

Stick, AlonzoL, A 19 
Sirance, Henry 
Steal, A J. L 8 cav 



St Croix 

Stevens Point 

Janesvllle 

Janesville 

Whitewater 

Falls City 

Lino.iln Co 



Keefe, Jno O. B 1 cav Appleton 

Kohl. Jno J Negaunee, Mich 

Kuchli, Henry, light-house keeper, 27 Bayfield 



Keedsburg 

Jefferson 

West Bend 

Sturgeon Bay 

Denmark 

Knapp 

Sparta 

LaCrosse 

Milwaukee 

Wonewoc 

Wanpmi 

Menominee 

Janesville 
LaCrosse 
Janesville 
Winneconne 
Hammond 
Amherst 
Richmond 
Menominee 
St Cioii 
Springfield 
Stevens Point 
Arcadia 
Menominee 
Winneconne 
Richmond 
Menominee 
LaCrosse 
Menominee 
Salem 
Sliaron 
■ Milwaukee 
Sharon 
Neillsville 
Burlington 
Burhngton 
Ft Atkinson 
Whitewater 
Bush River 
Little Chute 
Sharon 
Sharon 
Janesville 
Neillsville 
Neil'.sville 
Oconoinowoc 
Miiscoda 
Janesville 
Janesvllle 
Janesville 
Osman 
Memphis, Tenn 



Valentine, C L, Register of deeds. 1 Janesville 

Vetler, Ferd, policeman, I 11 Fond du Lac 

Volnier, Jacob, Chicago Battery Kenosha 

Worsen, Geo. I 150 Oak centre 

Weber, Math, I 166 Burlington 

Wallace. C H. D 141 Lincoln, Co 

Wayman, Victor. M 17 cav Madisou 

Wheeler, Henry. C 95 Toinab 

West, J C, corp H 16 Muscoda 

Vouug, G W, H 63 Earaboo 

HfDIANA. 

Amick.Jas, F 74 Springfield 

Archer, Isaac, 25 bat Delton 

Burns, Eli, K 29 Menominee 

Bailey. DanM S, drum corps, 73 Menominee 

Cunningham, Ja«, D, 34 Springfield 

Corrol. Jno,f.G 144, Bayflekl 

Crittenden. J D, Q M A 2 Bayfield 

Dixen. Sam'l, C 57 Neillsville 
Dudley, W W. Gen 19 Indianapolis, lud 
Dueschamb, Win. me, M 34 cav Fond du Lac 

Fanning, Hiram M, K 44 Tomah 

Fillman, Jacob, C27 Menominee 

Giblon, Jno, 19 St Paul 
Gerranghty M, me, I 80 Emerald Erin Prairie 

Gieen,Lucius L, A27 Menominee 

Hotchkiss, Jno, B 148 Fox Lake 

Harvey, E, I U cav Eagle Corners 

Huilburt, Jno, G 87 Muscoda 

Ketchuin, Jerome B, K 7 Racine 

Kimball, M B, ck, C 138 Madison 

Koerner, Geo B, sgt M 1 car Fond du Lac 

Lyons, Jas, C 48 Springfield 

Mahan, S E, ck, 1 It 149 Bayfield 

Mahan, J L It, A Q M A 116 Bayfield 

McCulloc, Jno, I 135 Springfield 

McDormon, K F, sgt A 7 Springfield 

Parker, H J, me, F68 Brandon 

Phelleps, Geo W, F 11 St Croix 

Peabody, S V, A 128 La Crosse 

Rapp, Antone. 1, D 4 cav Fond du Lac 

Richards, J W, B 20 Kenosha 

Schoeii, Clias, G 15 Oconomowoc 

Sutten. C C, H 48 Stevens Point 

Strattan, W,ine, 11 bat Milwaukee 

Teller, F F, B 11 Bortonville 

Vaughn,T J,B44 Fond du Lac 

Wilier, Geo, 2 It D 9 Burlington 

Watts, L S, color sgt B 7 Madisou 

Welch, Sidney, corp F 44 Baldwin 

Wallav, Jno J, M cav Stevens Point 



UlCHIQAN. 



Allen, Wm H, It, H 6 
Atwood, A, E 3 cav 
Baker, L R, ph, B 20 
Batchelder. Carlos C, f, ( 
Bumbrue, Vernon, 19 
Ballard, H D, K 1 
Brown, O M, M 1 cav 
Blilopp, C, G 19 
Curtis, Albren,C 1 
Chape, E B, sgt ma], 24 
Christmas, J H. G 12 
Doherty, Thos E, me, 6 
Ducat, H A, C 14 
Edwards, A M, col 24 
Hardy, Ira M, E26 
Haller, Chas, m,22 
Harper. Andrew E 
Hendershot, Jas, 2 cav 
Hillson, Frank, 13 
Johnson, Alf P, e, L 1 



Lambert, WE, E 2 
Livingstone, Juo, 6 cav 
Lambeit, W S, E 2 
LaPointe, G W, col 37 
Lewis, Solomon. 1 7 
McCarthy, W, G 14 
Michael, Jos I, fisherman. 
Palmer, G W, ine. B 6 
Pike, R D, m, 1 It, Bl cav 



Menominee 

Seymour 

Lamartine 

Sevastapool 

Lind 

Oshkosh 

Neillsville 

Plover 

St Croix 

Milwaukee 

Neillsville 

Bayfield 

Portage 

Detroit, Mich 

Oshkosh 

Burlington 

Kauk.auna 

Omro 

Fond du Lac 

Rome 



29 



Racine 

Janesville 

Racine 

Springfield 

Friendship 

Colby 

Bayfield 

Sturgeon Bay 

Bayfield 



Rumsill. P, light-house keeper, 2 cav Bayfield 

Rottm;^nn, Wm, G 22 

Sherman, Wm, B 9 

Snow, H. B G 

Watson, II L, 17 

Weaver. F, 4 



lOTT^. 

Bolton, Jas. K 1 cav 

Blair. Wm W, A 1 caT 

Brisboys, Jno W, A 3 

Cummings. Ed, H20 

Clark, C D, 8 bat 

Dougherty, Adolphus, I 20 

Diediich, Henry, I 30 

Diedricb Fred. 5 cav 

Dorr. B F, G 2 cav 

Fay, Hiram, M 1 cav 

Forbes. Sam'l J,F22 

Hill, E. A 7 

Henrich, F W, D 8 

Hoffman, E C, F 156 

Heller, Tlios S. G 1 cav 

McLaugh'in. D, 46 

Milliinan. C H, clerk, corp B 25 

Oakley, P W G 9 

Pines, J E, 14 

Parker, A J, 17 

Rodgers, (ieo W, f , 7 cav 

Ross, F J, B 94 

Silveniail, Ch;is H, sgt G 

Sell. Jno, 1 It, H 4 

Slvtor, L T, K 5 

Snively J H.D44 

Siverson, J L, 17 

Temple. W H, I 3 

Temple, Isaac N, B 6 cav 

Temple, Jas F, 13 

Tromblee, II W, E 3 art 

VanWie, AC, I 

Woodruff, Albertus D, K 3 cav 

Wallace, Juo, E 6 cav 

Wnodard, Lysander, F 16 

Wilson, C M. C4cav 

Wilsie, H, H 9 cav 

Whittle. HB.f, A 25 



Milwaukee 

Janesville 

Neillsville 

Adrian, Mich 

Beaver Dam 

Racine 
Menominee 
Portage 
Neillsville 
La Crosse 
Toniae 
Downsville 
Menoinineh 
Waupaca 
Hammond 
Racine 
Ishpeniing. Mich 
Janesville 
Baldwin 
Menominee 
Campbellsport 
Ripon 
St Croix 
Baraboo 
LaCrosse 
Ladoga 
Springfield 
Pliiliips 
Baldwin 
Superior 
Menominee 
Cambridge 
Knaph 
Knaph 
Knaph 
Neillsville 
LaCrosse 
Tomah 
City Point 
Carlton 
Springfield 
LaCrosse 
Bayfield 



MINNESOTA.. 



Burchadine, Richard, but 

Butler. J C, A 2 

Brown, Ed. G 1 art 

Bell, Alf H, f, K5 

Brown, J, B 10 

Crosby, Henry W, C 8 

Cornev. Martin, H 11 

Davis, Juo H, G 10 

Decker, Alonzo, i bat 

DuCate, M H. D 9 
Everts, E L. L 2 cav 
Field, E B, corp L 1 cav 
Farusworth. H J, C 3 cav 
Ford, E W, C 9 
Harris, Tlios, a 
Hazen, G B, bugler Bl 
Hoffman, Frank, D 4 
Hunter. Jno, I 6 
Hunter, W L, 1 1 cav 
Henstis, W G, K 6 
Herbert, L. 10 



St Croix 

Madison 

Weston 

Bayfield 

LaCrosse 

St Croix 

Stevens Point 

Springfield 

Granger 

Spencer 

Falls City 

Star Prairie 

Neillsville 

LaCrosse 

Ripon 

Waupun 

St Croix 

Springfield 

Springfield 

Star|Prairie 

BushBi/er 



• l 



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223 



Haunn, Conrad, M 2 cav 
Hoi-vison, And, 1 bat 


Kohlvlll 
Weston 


REGULAR ARMY. 


Leighton, A J 
Moser, A 


Jerome, Timothy, H 6 


Bangor 


Austin, G 0, F 10 cav 


Waukesha 


Moser, Ad 


Kidder. LL,E 


Star Fiairle 


Erridge, H, Mexican vet H 13 


Oconomowoc 


Maas, H 


Lake, Sidney, L 


Merrtmac 


Garey, Peter V, sgt D 16 


Fond du Lac 


Mohr, A 


Marlett, Jno, C 2 


Tiffany 


Gilson, N S, a. It col 58 U S C I 


Fond du Lac 


Maas, Fr 


Meddaugh, Jno, pa, sgt C 11 


Waupun 


Heck, Jacob. I|6cav 


Milwaukee 


Mikols, P 


Nordeen, P J, C9 


Linri 


Hanson. Chas, 4 art bat B 


Mansion 


Reiuewaud, R 


Partridge, E G, B 3 


Warren 


Maes, AIon70 B, G 20 art 


Eau Claire 


Rose, H 


Pretell, H, G 7 Eock Elm Centre 


Rogers, Hugh, K 4 


Sharon 


Shirmeyer, L 


Palten, J. B 10 


Lacrosse 


Reed, Morris, A 1 batandlnf 


Seymour 


Sdireiber, H 


Patien,G, B 10 


Lacrosse 


Robinson, W W. 1 It 9 Port Potter. D T 


Speekmau, A 


Perkins, E «, K 11 


Lacrosse 


Keen, Sam'l H, 16 


Portage 


Schubert, P 


Scofllle, J F, 1 mt rangers 


Nelllsville 


Smith, C W, me, sgt A 3 cav 


Fond du Lac 


Sym, K 


Swan, B.B 10 


Lacrosse 


.Skinner, C H. sgt 16 


Fond du Lac 


Servis. C 


Swanson, Anton 


St Croix 


Snowden, David H, fleldand staff 


Sharon 


Schnetz, G 


Shehe, Owen, 1 1 


Waui)un 


Smith A J, B 3 


Amlierst 


Slenger, J 


Shufelc, Sheldon, H 2 cav 


Oniro 


Vaughn, MD, H7USCI 


Portage 


Thorp, F 


Thompson, E J, K 1 


Cyion 


Wood, Chas, E 13 cav 


Oconomowoc 


Thorp, G 


Thoen, H A, 1 
Washbui'n, Lewis, f, C 11 


Rush River 
Metomen 






Thlerman, G 




VoUiuer, J 
Wesmuth, Geo 


Wolf, Adam, F 1 


St Joseph 






Weiland, Dnminick. f , D 4 
'Willian)son, Jas, C 4 


Sevastopol 

Menominee 

Waupi:n 

Almond 

St Croix 


STATE NATIONAL 


Wright, Geo 


GUARDS. 






Wilcox. Heman. bus driver, H 11 
Webster, C E, G l 
Yoerg, Lewis, E 5 


Sheridan Guard. 








MISSOURI. 


Waukesha 
Fond du Lac 


Evergreen City Guards. 

Sheboygan, Wisconsin. 


Milwaukee, Wisconsin. 


Austin, G 0, F 10 cav 
AUinger, Chius, ni, D 20 


(Organized Jcnb 2Sd, 1869.) 


Berghardt, Gustave, sergt G 6 


Fond du Lac 






Capt 11 W White 


Breneman, J, B 8 


La Crosse 






Lt John Coogan 


Brickwell, Joseph, F 1 


Portage 


(ORGANIZED WOV. 4TH, 


1874.) 


LtTH McGrath 


Fischer. Henry, elk, F 2 


Milwaukee 


Capt C A Born 




Oiilerly Jno E Pennefeather 


Gaehler, Fredrick, sergt G 2 Johnson's Creek 


1st Lt H W Trester 




2ud Sgt M A Secry 


Gunn, A, E 11 cav 


La Crosse 


2nd Lt 




3rd Sgt W H Halsey 


Gardner, C, B 8 


La Crosse 


Orderly Wm Schroeder 




4tli Sgt Wm Kane 


Goodman, Peter A, L 11 cav 


Menominee 


2nd Sgt Aug Warnecke 




5th Sgt J(.bn Foley 


Gray,JnoK, 1, C4l 


Bayheld 


3d Sgt JC Schroeder 




Q M SgtTiMcManns 


Habermann, Jno, E9<!av 


Milwaukee 


4th Sgt Win Apel 




Anderson, H 


Haas, Andrew, corp, H 27 


Burlington 


5th Sgt P Jakobs 




Boyle, Wm 


Ingman, J, B 8 


La Crosse 


1st Corp A M Lausins 




Campbell. Thos 


LangboB, Jno,27 


Miscbicott 


2nd Corp G Speekmann 




Cunningham, E 


La Flesh, F J,capt,D2cav 


Nevins 


3d Corp C Dern 




Coffey, D 


Mc Donald. D, maj,2 


Louisville, Ky 


4th Corp Jno Beisang 




Connoi*s, James 
Coolidge. H E 
Canning, Frank 
Donnelly, r 
Dapgeit, J T 
Doyle, Charles 
Deoliu. James 
Dunn, Joseph 
Dunn, Michl 
Dunn, Melt J 
Dunner. Peter 
Daley, Jiimes 


Murphy, Wm, H 10 


Kenosha 


Sec Geussenhalmer 




Moddy, James, H 14 


Stevens Point 


Drum Ma] H Ohde 




Notli, Frederick, E2 


Tom ah 


Amanm, J 




Paulus, Jno, M 4 cav 
Rogers. H C. 3 cav 
Relph, C N, J 13 cav 


Nelllsville 

La Crosse 

Menominee 


Buechle, Anton 
Buechle. A 
Belirens, J 




Koouey, Thos, 32 


La Crosse 


Corson, S 




Spite, Thos J,H 18 
Spencer, K C, A 3 


St Croix 
Milwaukee 


Cary. C 
Dean, A 




Turner, W W D, a, Col, 20 


Ripon 


Ewerhardt, J 




Warner, A, B 15 


La Crosse 


Fleniniig, E 




Wall. chas.l,A2 


Milwaukee 


Fuliner, G D 




Daley. John 
Devltt. M 
Dii.seall, John 


Wright, H,W,K 7 eav 


Raclue 


Gruebner, Aug 
Gruebiier, H 




KENTUCKY. 




Gruebner, H 
Gibbs,C 
Gollhard, E 




Dunn, John T 
Fitzgerald, H J 


Burch, Isaac, 4 cav 


Fond du Lac 




Finn, Rich 


NEBRASKA. 




Gunderman,E 




Farrell, K 


Stockman, Jno, 2 cav 


Springfield 


Guyette, Wm 
Horn, E 




Foley, P 
Fiskin,T A 


KANSAS. 




Hensel. C 




Foran, P 


Eastwood, Jos K,B 18 


Menominee 


Hoffman, R 




Goldiu. John 


Noyes, Jno, I, capt E 7 cav 


Sturgeon Bay 


Hanimerslough, A 




Graham, James 


COLORADO. 




Haak, L 
Hartzberg, Wm 




Giogaii. H J 
Giogan, John 


Cate, Alden G, 2 cav 


Appleton 


Knocke, H 




Geisbusch.Chas 


NEW MEXICO. 




Kramme, A 
Knoedler, J 




Hess, Joseph 
Lynch. John 


Nevill, Jas, K 1 


Christie 


Kuoedler, F 




Llunebani, John 


CALIFORNIA. 




Kulnier, H 
K.ihl, W 




Lynch, JohnC 
Linneham. P 


Cleary, Sheldon,C 2 cav 


Verona 


Krieuelstein, F 




McBride. Peter 


Howley, Pat, h, E 


Bayfield 


Leieht, M 




McEvoy, Dan 


Maore, 1, W H, E 5 


Fond du Lac 


Leuschel. Chas. 




McCaiin, Pat 


S;iarp, Jas H,l 


Elo 


Liud, A 




McCaigne, Wm 



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WISCONSIN SOLDIERS AND SAILORS REUNION ROSTER. 



Murpliy ,T 
Manlier, P 
JlcOrath, 1' W 
>tooiiey. L J 
McCowell, J 
Jliiloiie, Will 
Nicljolls, J 
OCoiinoi-, Win P 
O'Conij.ir. M J 
O'Connor, Jere 
O'Connell, Win 
O'Neil.JF 
O'Connor. Phil 
O'Neil. Joseph 
Piuiikett, Thomas 
Peiieock. Sam F 
Quinn, Wm J 
Khkly, Martin 
Itjan, Joliii 
Keillj', Joliii 
.SiUniniaun, H 
Sclieipe. Andrew 
Su.livan, H J 
.Sliarr. C 
Tloe. Sam A 
Voeyier, Joliii 
Ward, James P 
Ulrich, Wm 



Sherman Guards. 



Neillsville, Wisconsin 



(Organized March 15th, 137.i.) 

Capt J W Ferguson 

1 Lt J C Canon 

2 Lt Ci A Liulington, 
Orderly Sain'l Dixon 
2nd Sgt H Fuller 

3il S„'t J H Rude 
4th Sgt K McCa'vey 
6tli Sgt L Sontas 
1st Corp S Miner 
2nd Corp W Ketel 
3d Corp W A Southard 
4th Corp Wm Poate 
5Ili Corp G VV Trogner 
6tli Corp R MiiAdams 
7lh Corp G K Redmoad 
8tli Corp A Longren 
Arnold, W C 
Burgess, F 
Blakeslee, Geo 
Benedict, A 
Carter, F M 
Cuminings, Ed 
Carlton. K 
Carlton, H 
Cornwell, B 
Case, J H 
Churchill. T B 
Daiiing, F C 
Frautz, C 
Fergusou, H T 
Fliut, F 

Farnsworth, H J 
Glass, L J 
Gibson, S 
Gates, C H 
Gallaher, N E 
Heaslet, Wm 
Huntly, W M 
lohani, Cie(j 
Jones, W B 
Johnson, Fred 
Ketch, Herman 
Ketcli, Aug 



King, H 
King, F 
Lynch, B D 
Lawrence, H 
Lawrence, E 
Leo, F 
Mead, ET 
Markey, E H 
Parker, H 
Parker, M W 
Poate, Henry 
Payne, D 
Reedil. F 
Rowe, Win 
Uowe, Jos 
Hoot, G A 
Schuster, L 
Schuster, H 
Spragup. K L 
Swan, Wm 
Safford, DL 
Stoker, Rich 
Van Siekle. A 
Wilding, G 
WessenDerge, W 
Woods, J 



La Crosse Light Guard. 
La Crosse, Wisconsin. 

(OKGANIZEU Aug. 13TH, 1878.) 
Capt M T Moore 
1st Lt J M Holley 
2ud Lt F ACopeland 
Orderly M J Pitkin 
2iid Sgt W Rossiter 
3d Sgt G L Lord 
4th Sgt R L Spence 
6th Sgt W B Webb 
1st Corp A James 
2nd Corp C B Friese 
3d Corp C J Stevens 
4tli Corp A Metzgar 
6th Corp l> W VanBergh 
6th Corp C U Hawley 
7;h Corp F H Hankerson 
8th Corp VV E Doaiio 
Atkinson. Walter 
Ainley, PT 
Alter, C E 
Benton, C 
Brice. Harry 
Burton, FA 
Braddish, G 
Berg, W H 
Bacheller, N C 
Blashek, H 
Chamberlain. E 
Chamberlain, C E 
Cogswell, G H 
Cramer. L H, musician 
Corry, J W 
Crosby, C S 
Drake, Wm, musician 
Eppinger. J A 
Eckle, C F 
Fahey, B 
Fischer, C F 
Grains, J 
Hall, C G 
Neil, F 
Hanscom, S C 
Hayes, M F 
Hickson. F P 
James, A 
Junger, F 
Kivin, J 
Listinan, C 



Lewis, G 
Langworthy, F E 
Milton, W T 
Meason, W E 
Maxswell, J 
Moran, Alex 
Myers, H C 
Norman, C 
Nichols. L 
Prentiss, A G 
Powers, C F 
Phelps, F I 
Paraperin, O 
Kenehan, M F 
Band, J B 
Rand, A K 
Shove, B 
Saupe, J 
Stirneman, J 
Smith, C A 
Smith, L A 
Snell, A T 
Stockwell, C S 
Swisiey, J F 
Shadbolt. G 
Foeller, F 
Thornley, A W 
Torrance, W 
Tliurber, S G 
Walker, R H 
Warner, C 
Weiks, M 
Wilson, GE 



Oshkosh Guards. 

Oshkosh, Wiscons.n. 

(Organized March 25'rH, 1876.) 

Capt Gabe Bouek 

1st Lt W H Patten 

2nd Lt J N Ruby 

Orderly G O M Hasbrouck 

2nd Sgt W S Wheeler 

3d H W Leach 

4th F N Snell 

1st Corp F Cross 

2nd Corp Win Wall. Jr 

Austin. E J 

Allen, F 

Anderson, W 

Brainaid, A M 

Berkley, J J 

Blake,C 

Bremer, J 

Bourke, D 

Boyd, F 

Buekstatf. M 

Brow. 

Bennet, E E 

Boynton, W D 

Cameron, G W 

Charbonneau, T 

Clarke, C E 

Damuth, S A 

Ellis, E 

Edwards, H 

Fiell. J 

Foster, G 

Griffith, W L 

Griscoe, J 

Hasbrouek, S J 

Hooper, A B 

Hale, Chas 

Kreuger, L 

Kolf,J 

Larsen. S 



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Lewis, O K 

Litcbenberger, O 

T^eltz. F 

Lang, L 

Laabs, O 

Luue, S 

Leach, K 

Mulva, J 

Merrltt, I) 

Meyer, R 

Nodioe, G 

Osborne, B 

Putney, G P 

Raymond, M 

Ransome, A 

Service, A 

Smitli, L C 

Steinfort. Win 

Strasser, H 

Stroud. F 

Sciiniidt, Jno 

Trapliagen, C 

Wiiliams, J R 

Wheeler, G H 

Ward. J P 

Zeulil.slorf, C 

Bull). Tiios H. drum major 

Brown, E. tifer 

Crosby. F. flfer 

Jones, A, drummer 

LaQup, I), drummer 

Perkins, F, drummer 

Power. B. tifer 

Sclimldt. G. drummer 

Spore, C B, bugler 

Thomas. W R. flfer 



Governor's Guard. 

Madison, Wisconsin. 

(Organized Mahch24th, 187.").) 
Capt Ph Helnkel 
1st I.t Jno Heyl 
2nd Lt Geo Ueckermann 
Orderly F Roessner 
2nd Sgt Chas Renter 
3d Sgt Aug Schmidt 
4th Sgt J Ippel 
6th .Sgt n Baumgartner 
1st Corp L Joachim 
2nd CorpH Wiebur 
3d Corp J Verhnsen 
4th Corp H Schmelzkopf 
6tb Corp W Sauthofl 
6th Corp G Joachim 
7th Corp H Behn 
8th Corp F Schuckert 
Treas W Helm 
Ambrecht, H 
Beyler, F 
Blied, J 
Boehmer, J 
Eislg, L 
Eisner, E 
Fauerbach, L 
Gehrke, E 
Gartner, M 
Gerfen, H 
Gramm, A 
Hank, A 
Havermann, H 
Helslg, H 
Joachim, J 
Kempt, J 
Klueter, J 
Knoch, G 
Kupper, Th 



Lange, A 
Lane, H 

Lueckensmeier, L 
Marx, H 
Mueller, E 
Mueller, Ch 
Nebel,0 
Nebel, Ed 
Nebel, Emil 
Oldenberger, F 
Ramthum, A 
Reiner, E 
Renter, J 
Sachs, J 
Santhoff. F 
Santhoff, A 
Schenk, F 
Schleicher, J 
Schleibher, Chas 
Schoen. T 
Seidel, W 
Singer, F 
Scherer, Th 
Stock, J 
Trinkans, W 
Wedelstacdt, W 
Wirtb, J 
Wissler. A 
Wolf, J 
Zimmermann, A 



Bayfield Rifles. 

Bayfield Wisconsin. 

(OKGANIZKD FKERUAHY 5TU, 1873.) 
Capt R D Pike 
1st Lt J L Gouyon 
2nd Lt F M Uerrick 
Orderly Thos Doherty 
i!nd Sgt S Bartin 
3d W J Herbert 
4th C E Herrick 
5th L Bachaud Jr 
Ist corp Jno Carroll 
2iid F T Herbert 
3d F Banin. Jr 
4th Geo Flemming 
Atkinson, J S 
Bachaud, Nelson 
Bono, C A 
Boutin, Jr, Edw 
Boutin, Theo 
Bowker, B C 
Bruchner Jno 
Coburn. Jos 
Day, Jr, Geo 
Dennis, H 
Dronillard, Jno 
Drouillard, W 
Fisher, F 
Godin, L 
Godin, J 
Guilbault,HS 
Guilbault, C L 
Herbert, F A 
Herbert, J 
Hofele, Geo 
Hofele, Chas 
Hofele, O 
Hochdaner, M 
Inglls. B 
Larson, N ■ 
Lelby, Chas 
Mahan, S E 
Morean, M 
MonD,F 
O'Kenson, P 
Patrick, J F 



Rhilly, J 
Rabadowe, I 
Sandgren, Jno 
Smilh. A li 
Smitli, James 
Smith, N 
Stoffles, J 
Willey, N J 



Janesville Guard. 



Janesville, Wisconsin. 

(Organized Aug. 5th, 1878.) 
CaptH ASmlth 
Ist Lt M A Newman 
2nd Lt C F Glass 
Orderly W A Hand 
2nd Sgt J U Doe. Jr 
3d Sgt J W Bintliff 
4th SgtT Judd 
6th Sgt G Woodruff 
1st Corp F McLean 
2nd Corp H P Clirlinger 
3d Corp E D MoGowan 
4th Corp L D Libby 
th Cfrp C McLean 
6th Corp S Smith 
7th Corp W II Doe 
8th Corp W Evenson 
Arvis, W 

Asheratf, W H, Jr 
Bates. J W 
Bump, L 
Bemis. O 
Curtis, C E 
Carter, H G 
Coppin, J 
Doty. E P 
Dewey, F M 
Decker, J 
Eller, C 
Grove, G F 
Hudson, S H 
Hogsboom, F D . 
Hemming, C 
Hemming, W 
Higgius, G W 
Jackson, F D 
Knox, L 
King, L J 
Lawrence, H 
Lusk, O 
Lane, E P 
Mahoney, J A 
Merrill, U E 
McKenna, J K 
McLean, R 
Norton, W H 
Palmer, W 
Putnam, F 
Putnam, C G 
Rogan, K J 
Ripley, G 
Randall, C F 
Stevens, 
Sykes, H D 
Stone, F H 
Scaitliff, Q 
Shea, J E 
Sutherland, C 
Thomas, K Q 
Tracy, E 
Taylor. F 
Webster, FtJ 
Wickham, A L 
Woodruff. J J 
WinteriiMifp, E 
Williams, EE 



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Guppey Guard. 

Portage, Wisconsin. 



(OBGANIZED JcJNE 26th, 1877.) 
Capt J D Womer 
1st Lt W S Wentworth 
211(1 Lt W B Stevens 
Orderly HIW Ortbman 
2iid SgtG CCavnagie 
3d Sgt J C Britt 
4tliSgtJ H Wells 
6tli Sgt C P Jeasjer 
l.st Corp I A Ridgway 
2nd Corp T M Maine 
3d Corp T J Wells 
4th Corp R G Shackell 
5tb Corp J Dempsey 
Ctli Corp B R Lewis 
7th Corp J Sweenky 
8th Corp W D McKinney 
A Carnagie, colors 
JB Wilts, drummer 
Able, D H 
Alverson, C L 
Anderson, J 
Allen, L S 
Barrett, T 
Brandt, T 
Bard, C M 
Beattie, W D 
Beattie, Rob L 
Bennett, G R 
Bengel, Wm 
Brandt, F 
Cole, J F 
Coruiug, W S 
Cook, M E 
Clark. H 
Clark, A 
Cleary, J 
Dalton, D J 
Dempsey, R 
Edwards, F M 
Edwards, W 
Fathschild, W 
Fyfe.GC 
Frownfelter, E C 
GiUman, W B 
Goss, F F 
Ilenimenway, E H 
Hardie, J L 
Ho£Eman, F F 
James, J E 
Looniis, F W 
Maine, D C 
McDufBe, FS 
Macly, H 
Maloy, G M 
Raundeau, L G 
Rutliven, Jno 
Richardson, Wm 
Schulre, L 
Swift, E J 
Shackell, G T 
Spain, Jdo 
Sherman, Wm I 
Thompson, F B 
Turner, F J 
Tschai-uer, G 
Williams, J E 
Warren, F C 
Witter, A L 



Ripon Rifles. 



Ripon, Wisconsin 



(Organized March 2aTH, 1877.) 

Capt Hugo Schultz 

1st Lt F Thiel 

2nd Lt E Kalk 

Orderly Sgt Wm Marlwig 

F Steinbring 

A Steinbring 

F Degner 

M Aniger 

H Willroock 

S Scbmudlack 

F Daniels 

J Madhefes 

C Giese 

Wm Nohl 

Wm Reck 

Birkholz, G 

Bulzin, F 

Denzin, G 

Dreger, Wm 

Drews, Wm 

Eyyerl, C 

Gartzke, C 

Gelhsar, G 

Grutzmacher, H 

Grutzmacher, F 

Haas, J 

Hildebrandt, G 

Hlldebrandt, O 

Hesse, J 

Johnson, O 

Kalk, Wm 

Kohl, G 

Litz, G 

Lubitz, R 

L; mbert, T 

Milahu, J 

Marlwig, H 

Maulhie, F 

Marlen, H 

Mielke, F 

Otto, G 

Pischke, J 

Prubz, Louis 

Prill, J 

Rapp, Wm 

Steiubrlns, E 

Steinbring, T 

Streich, M 

Schrandt, F 

Schroder, H 

Sanger, A 

Tobalt, E 

Tim, F 

Tim, C 

Tobalt, C 

Teske, G 

Weyner, Wm 

Weishaar, A 

Weinke, J 

Wiziuske, M 

Zimmerman, Wm 

Zimmerman, C 

Zweiger, F 

Zweiger, Wm 

Ziek, A 

Ziebart, Wm 

Qua.st, Wm 

Kohl, H 



Bay City Light Guards. 

Green Bay, Wisconsin. 



Capt E C Kendall 

1st Lt D Soper 

2nd Lt O C Davidson 

Orderly Sgt Chas Reisch 

2nd Sgt A Lucas 

3d Sgt A L Gray 

4th Sgt J H Jansen 

5th Sgt W P Greene 

1st Corp J W Follett 

2nd Corp G P Gaylord 

3d Corp B F Somniers 

4thCovp EJ Colleffe 

5th Corp W J Farnsworth 

6th Corp W H Gray 

7th Corp H O'Leary 

8th Corp L Hoellel 

Color Sgt H Hagemeister 

Q M F E Harris 

Resch.M 

Martin, X 

Elmore, J H 

Libbey, O 

Doyen, SL 

Benson, M B 

Lame, J D 

Leddy, W D 

White, C W 

Last, J B 

Nicholson, E 

Spencer, H F 

Llndley, S 

Gilkey, A W 

Greene, CF 

Emeigh, J D 

Bender, Louis 

Hari'lmau, L 

Luas.c Dan 

King, LA 

McCormick, M J 

Keir, Chas 

Marshall, J W 

Lucas, Jr, A 

Chappie, J 

Cooke, W D 

Wilner, H D 

Henderson, DF 

Ranous, Geo 

Collette, W E 

Henderson, W P 

Servis, J 

Buguelet, Geo 

Letebore, Edw 

Farnsworih, J 

Boland. E 

Wallwitz, C W 

Masse, A G M 

Griffith, E 

Jacobs, A 

Brire, J 

Sager, Geo 

King, D W, drum major 



Kosciusko Guards. 

Milwaukee, Wisconsin. 

(Organized Sept 2kd, 1874 
Capt F J Jorhardt 
Andezejesky, Jos 
Andezejesky, Jos 
Irneholz, Bernard 
Besler, Jos 
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Cyrmer, Alexander 
Dombiowsky, Bernard 
Feiiig, Konstant 
Heller, Jos " 
.Taiiiszewsky, Lukas 
Kloss, Micliael 
Kolodzy. Jiio 
Kolpacky, Seofil 
Kolpacky. Bernard 
Kuhkky, Jos 
Lukaszewsky, Valentine 
Michalah, Albert 
Matelsky, Jno 
Muhalsky, Lukas 
Markiewily, Alexander 
Nowak. Jakob 
Pdoj, Jos 
Grezel, Friderick 
Caslmir, Olszewsky 
Powinsky, Fred 
Plolrowsky, Valentine 
Poruiansky, Havier 
Pioeliowsky, Jos 
Korga, Jlichael 
Kayskie, Ignatz 

Koztankowsky, C?rol 

Kozmarinowsky, Casimlr 

Kozansky, Tlieo 

Kozmaryuowsko, Jacob 

Kosinsky. Anton 

Sniolarz, Anton 

Silbar, Hinian 

Wesolek, Frank 

Wylepky, Albert 

Walaek, Jos 

Wujda, Matt 

Wawzyniakowski, Jos 

Zvburtowski, Martin 

Zyburtowski, Peter 

Hallek, Jno 

Osawsky, Jos 

Besler, Anton 

Trok, Frank 

Broncell, Jno 

Guarda, Sylwester 

Halicky, Jos 

Flanyizewsky, Stanislaus 

Bgcel, Andrew 

Plafzek, Peter 

Bzerwinsky, Iranian 

Kozptoek, Jno 

Kawalkowsky, Jacob 

Giliuski, Alexander 



Lake City Guards. 



Madison, Wisconsin. 



Capt C P Chapman 
1st US Proudflt 
2ndLt AB Burdick 
Orderly Sergt E H Chase 
Q M J E Davis 
1st Sgt W D Curtis 
2ndSgt W J Hein 
3d Sgt C L F Kellogg 
4th Sgt Geo B Gilman 
5th Sgt N A Nelson 
1st Corp F K Norton 
2d Corp J D Taylor 
3d Corp AC Nelson 
4th Corp A Proudlit 
5th Corp O Norsiuan 
6th Corp A B Morris 
7th Corp M F Kain 
8th Corp W Sullivan, 
Aimers, G F 
Beecrott. A B 



Bruce, J H 

Combs, E E 

Corscott, G J 

Crawford, J 

Curtis, F W 

De.an, I 

l>onnellan,W J 

Esser, W B 

Fitzpatrick, W D 

Foresman, G A 

Frenzil, W F 

Gallagher, W H 

Gleason, Jas 

Gotterdain, E A 

Grimm, J 

Hallagan, Jno 

Popkins, A A 

Hyland, G 

Hyland. J G 

Jonas, F W 

Kanouse, M 
Keanian, B M 
Keenan, Geo 
Kessenick, H 
Knoerr, G 
Lemmon, W D 
Lyons, M 
Main, E A 
McArthur, P H 
Memhard, E 
Moffett. F L 
Nelson, C B 
Nelson, Louis 
Nelscn, S A 
Nelson, W B 
Nichols, G 
Park, A G 
Pearson, W A 
Piekarts, L J 
Keesford, C E 
Slightan, C F 
Smith, FP 
Smlth,^H A 
Smith, T 
Sorenson, O J 
Sullivan, J 
Taylor, J L 
Van Bergen, A 
Webster, B A 
Welch, Victor 
Zirkle, J J 



Germania Light Guards. 

IVausau, Wisconsin. 

(Organized January ioth, 1875.1 
Capt Wm Krueger 
1st Lt Ch Krueger 
2d Lt Wm Abahara 
Arnese, H 
Benz, A 
Benz, H 
Benz, G 
Bomann, C 
Butzloff, W 
Butzloff, H 
Buttiuhoff, G 
Bohni,E 
Dumke, W 
Uudick, F 
Demitz, E 
Eggebrecht, A 
Erdmann, H 
Erdmann, K 
Erdmann, Wm 
Ereke, R 
Ereke, A 



Griise, G 
Goetset, B 
Garske, C 
Hahlke, F 
Hahlke, G 
Hahlke, Chas 
Hiiss, A 
Heuning, H 
Heling. H 
Kopplin, Chas 
Kickbnsch, F 
Kickbusch, Wm 
Kickbusch, A 
Kaatz, 6 
Kickhoefel, G 
Lemke, A 
Lambrecht, H 
Miller, A 
Mundt, H 
Ohrmundt, A 
Ruck, G 
Stahl, J 
Streck, J 
Seidler, Wm 
Schwranter,A 
Schulz, F 
Seipp, Chas 
Trepton, F 
Weiland, M 
Weiland,F 
Cbachetty, L 



Miiwaukee Light Horse Squadron. 

f/iilwaukee, Wisconsin. 

Capt Robt Hill 

1st Lt Albert Blatz 

2nd Lt Geo W Peck 

Adj W E Beecham 

Q M J A Brown 

Orderly Geo O Clinton 

1st Sgt J P Rundle 

2nd Sgt Geo J Schoeffel 

3d Sgt FCG Brand 

4th Sgt H Campbell 

5th Jno Gregg 

1st Corp G B Van Norman 

2nd Corp C H M Toby 

3d Corp Harry Sutter 

4th Corp H S Stoltz 

5th Corp G S Everingham 

6th Corp A Mitchell, Jr 

7th Corp C M Goucher 

W S Stanley, Jr, treasurer 

Dr C D Stanhope, surgeon 

Rev G E Gordon, chaplain 

Auer, Louis, Jr 

Boyd, Jas G 

Collins, W A 

Comes, F A 

Clements, F M 

Ellsworth, Lem 

Falk, Frank 

Falk, S W 

French, S W 

Halsey, S W 

Huntington, C P 

Hill, Jas 

Hill, Jacob 

Hart, Jesse 

King, A R 

Kickfer, F 

Luscombe, Robt 

Lennox, R G 

Larken, C D 

Meyers, A B 

Merrill, F A 

Noriis, C W 



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Nowell. W A 
Onuoiid, Wtn 
Quiiiii, E S 
Swetland, T M 
Sliea, E A 
Speiice, Geo A 
Speiiue, Wni 
Scott, A H 
Underwood, F D 
Urideiwood, W J 
Vance, Frank L 
Weiss, a E 
Wdllams, VV C 
Wall, Jas C 
Weller, Alfred 



Randall Guard. 



Darlington, Wisconsin 

(Organized May uth, 1878.) 
Capt S F Stewart 
1st Li E Stott 
2]id U H E Maciellan 
Orderly L L Dixon 
2nd Sgt J Hanralian 
3d ,St't F VanUook 
Brooks. H 
Bowman, F 
Bush, G 
Breeze, G 
Breeze, J 
Burns, J 
Clme. A 
Crow, C 
Cleary.J W 
Curry, W 
Chamberlain, J 
Dunbar, C 
Dunbar, J 
Echerson, L 
Eckerson, VV 
Frinn.M 
Fislier, P 
Freeman, Geo 
Fitzpatrick, .J 
Gluson, T 
Oilman, I 
Houyh, W B 
Hogan . J 
Haggarty, F 
Hopkins, F 
Hanrahan, J 
Uarrold, S 
Haych, J 
Howe,E 
Hanrahan, T 
Ingrahani, M D 
Knight, A 
Kitchen, C 
Kearns, T 
Laddy, E 
Lauglord, J 
Martin, JC 
Miller, J 
Moore, S 
McDonald, J 
Morrow, T 
Morrow, J 
Moore, ,T 
Monihan, W K 
Morgan, W 
McDonald, J 
Martin, C 
Muhan, B 
McDermott, J 
Moore, K 



Meylor, Jas 
Marrs, K 
Madins, Wm 
Mewnian, L 
Mash, W E 
Pratt, J 
Russell, L 
Kodgers, H 
Smith, G 
Stover, G 
Stover, A 
Sweeny. Ed 
Sweeny, J 
Spnrrow, M 
Smiili, H 
Shebron, G W 
Stock, A 
Siiiith, L 
Strayer. G 
Tennis, C 
Tennis, H 
Tennis, li 
Tayloi-, F 
Tlionuis, L 
Tliomas, W 
VanHook, Joe 
Western! an, J 
Whalen, E 
White, 
Welsh, J 
Whalen, J 
Wren, G 
Young, M 



Ludingfon Guard. 

Menominee, Wisconsin 

(Organized November 21st, 1876.) 
Capt T J George 
1st Lt W D Young 
2nd Lt G R Bremer 
Orderly H T Cjissidy 
2m d Sgt H E Knapp 
3d Sgt H A Wilcox 
4ih Sgt W W Blair 
6th Sgt W P Kirkland 
eth Sgt W D Brewer 
7th Sgt W J Nott 
1st eorp M Colem.an 
2nd corp H A Anderson 
3d Corp F L Wilco.\ 
4ti, Corp H Lucas 
5tli Corp S A Peterson 
6th Corp E Wiggiu 
7tli Corp A S Ladd 
8th Corp W Flood 
Allen, WE 
Bonn el I, M 
Bull, J 
Brickley.I 
Bundy, H 
BundyT 
Coleman, H 
Cambell, F 
Curtiss, A O 
Curtiss, A L 
Curtiss, E 
Curtiss, H H 
Chapel, W 
Cook, G 
Diednich, F 
Doolittle, GS 
Doolittle, M 
Dodge, L 
Flint, K J 
Garret, W 
Gesell, C A 
G rover. A 
Kelly, J 



Lewton, F 

Witt, K A 

Oleson, P E 

Oleson, .J 

Phillips, J U 

Reed, H W 

Starrum, J 

Strand, A 

Tubbs, W 

Tainter. L S 

Schorem, J 

Vespers, R 

Whitcher, E 

Whitcher, F 

West, C 

Watterson, H A 

Webster, S F 

Wright, W 

Tales, W J 

Young, G R 

Grannis.E H, surg 

Fineont, W, vet. surg 

Arnold, W S, musician 

Iliiber, F, musician 

Williamson, J B, musician 

Williamson, F, musician 

Williamson, J. musician 

Wright, S, musician 

Miller, J, bugler 

Wallace, C, bugler 

Knoble, J, blacksmith 



Bower City Rifles. 



Janesville, Wisconsin. 



Capt J B LaGrange 
1st Lt W H Tousley 
2nd Lt J Andrews 
Orderly C Brown 
2nd .Sgt K Skilley 
3d Sgt J Bear 
4th Sgt L Lee 
5tli Sgt A Bintliff 
1st Corp J Smith 
2nd Corp L Curler 
3d Corp C Stout 
4tli Corp F Hendricks 
51 h Corp F Cheney 
6th Corp F Davis 
7th Corp Cb Blay 
8th Corp J Murtaugh 
Burns, .J 
Brown, G 
Biooks, F 
O'Brien, P 
Colli:is, J 
Collins, H 
Curtis, H 
Carlion, S 
Decker, J 
Delong, H 
Darey, D 
Elioliiiger, C 
Fellows, F 
Francis. F 
Falev, J 
Grampka, A 
Heath, C 
Houeland, J 
Kelly, E 
Kelly. W 
Larson, N 
Lee, C 
Langley, M 
Mauming, M 
Malope.M 



Nolay. T 

I'liiilips.C 

Stiiuger, E 

Stringer, J 

Shaller, N 

Smith, E 

Triiesdiile, D 

Tuckwood, C 

Tucliwood, W 

Tliorn. J 

Tracy, J 

Vun Buren, V 

Wilson, (i 

Weaver, H, rlrinii major 

Wilson, G, fifer 

Ti.liin, M, titer 

A an Kirk.F, fifer 

Shaller, G, titer 

Watson, H, drummer 

Macker, G, drummer 

Mane, W, tirnnimer 

Gi)lJst)oroUL;li, W, drummer 

Biunson, drummer 



Del a van Guards. 



Delavan, Wisconsin. 



Capt Fred B Goodrich 
It Lt Chas T Isham 
2d Lt Menson Vedder 
1st Sgt E B Judson 
2d Sgl N Washburne 
3d Sgt C A Briggs 
4th Sgt Frank D Hoag 
6th Sgt David N Jacobs 
1st Corp F D Goodrich 
2d Corp .Jay Seaver 
3d Corp Wni Kemey 
4th Corp Wm Blauchard 
6tli uorp F C Devendoil 
6tli Corp Harry Hewes 
7tli Corp F H Young 
8th Corp J S I'arsous 
Nelson, P A, drummer 
Ware, E N, fifer 
Reeder, L, waggoner 
Austin, Wallace 
Boynton, W 
Briggs, W 
Briggs, E 
Helton, J H 
Clmrch, W C 
Devendoi'f, S 
(irove, G A 
Germley, E 
H jog, H S 
Haines, W W 
Johnson, A A 
Jones, Harry 
Leach, G E 
McCoy, A 
Menzie, S W 
McPhersnn, P A 
Martin, C T 
McPhersoD, A C 
Paddock, Wm D 
Reeder, A H 
Rice. Frank E 
Reeder, J B 
Smith, Fred B 
Smith, W J 
Spooner, C F 
Trafford, H W 
Tuttle, F W 
Utiey, H N 
Washburne. F B 
Waldrof, G A 
Williams, W L 



.Williams, NC 
Tallman, G B 
Thomas, Fied 
Sturtevant, Jno 
Schultz. Chas H 
Wildy, Ira W 
Wilson, R J 
Rice, Herbert E 



Fond du Lac Guards. 



Custer Rifles. 



Whitewater. Wisconsin 



(Ohganizf.d July 7th, IV,.} 
Capt J E Bessett 
1st Lt .T 1) Hogan 
2nd Lt J Rogers 
Orderly Sgt J W Richardson 
2nd Sgt J W Gruby 
3d Sgt E Rosmau 
4th Sgt M Horen 
5th Sgt M G Halverson 
1st Corp D M Hayes 
2nd Corp J Zimmerman 
3d Coip W W Kinnie 
4th Corp A FColdwell 
Ammon, J A 
Abrahamson, L 
Bridge, G 
Bowen, W 
Brady, (i P 
Caswell, A J 
Cooper, J 
Cappie, J A 
Commerford, M 
Carman, O L 
Craine, E. 
DeWoIf. M 
DeWolf.A 
Drury, U 
Esterly, P V G 
Frazer, G 
Fiedler, A 
Fonda, E 
Horen, J 
Horten, E 
Hughes, C F 
Hughes, S 
Hart, H L 
Holmes, W D 
Higgins, C 
Inman, A 
Johi'Son, J 
Kiaeplin, A 
Kynaston, E 
Kiser, F I 
Kiug, H H 
Larsen, O 
Mixer, H 
Mills, A J 
McBearth, R D 
Noble, K H 
O'Conner, H 
Pearson, Ira 
Partridge, J A 
J'rince, E D 
Prince, W L 
Patten, A 
Richardson, W 
Richmond, E D 
Rhodes. Chas 
Rosenerans, W 
Salisbury, WM 
Stearns, E A 
\\ hite, R D 
White, AC 
Wells. W 
Wintermute, F S 



Capt Sumner L Bra.sted 
1st Lt John C Keneally 
2nd Lt Chas J Hunt-r 
IstSgtF A Dawes 
2nd Sgt J D Radford 
3d Sgt J Q Haas 
4th Sgt E T Talmadge 
6th Sgt A A Kelly 
1st Corp F A Brasted 
2nd Corp Jno L Martin 
3dCorpEdw Foulkcs 
4th Corp C E Dickinson 
5lh Corp O H Piters 
6lli Corp J M Moore 
7th Corp Goo S Bui rows 
8th Coro Waldo Sweet 
Stowe, A F, druitiiuer 
Gibson. J B, fifer 
Moore. W H, wagODer 
Adams, E C 
Boardman, C R 
Bottom, J H 
Carberry, J 
Cooley, C M 
Davis, O C 
Duffy, F F 
Estahrook, A I 
Eycleshimer, Fred 
Frencli, Fred 
Galland, C H 
Galloway, E A 
Haber. P B 
Handt, C L 
Hawes, J A 
Hamilton, Jno 
Hunter, Lemont 
Kunze, Jno J 
Kent, Jno E 
Lange, E A 
Little. E A 
Little, J B 
Lippitt, F S 
Magniiseu. Jno 
Murphy, Jerre C 
Noble, L W 
Norman, ML 
Ohiisted, W H 
O'Meara, B H 
Fade, H F 
Percell, R 
Potter, H R 
Robbins, W D 
Shattuck, W H 
Stowe, A W 
Shepard, F H 
Sullivan, Jno E 
Sweet, Frank 
Sweet. Geo B 
Treleven, W T 
Tripp, C C 
Wallace, Frank 
Waters, Jno E 
Wiiey, Geo H 
Wiley, Frank S 
Wilson, Robt H 
WlUuier, Heni-y W 



Unity Guards. 



Unity, Wisconsin. 



Capt J H Cook 

1st Lt Jas Allen 

2nd Lt Geo W Henderson 

1st Sgt N C Ransom 



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2nd Oorp E J Adams 


Ketler, Mathias 


4th Corp H W Merrill 


3d Coip W K Hamlet 


Kimball, RC 


6th Corp S A Brown 


2nd Sgt Wiu M Crawford 


Laboute, Zeph 


6th Corp J Booth 


3d Sgt Alien W Stewart 


Marsh, Henry 


7th Corp C M Corcoran 


4tli Sgt Jos Renslmer 


Marsh, Sidney 


8th Corp L Rosenblatt 


5th Sgt Miles Spring 


Marsh, Merrett 


Anderson, H 


Color Bearer F H Darling 


Marsh, Wm F 


Ayer, O L 


ist Corp M Browa 


Nelson, Nels 


Brand, H 


2nd Corp C T Uaskin 


Nichols, G W 


Bailey, F E C 


3rl Corp Francis Parrett 


O'Rourk, Geo A 


Coats, Jno 


4th Corp Diinmick Marsh 


Porter, Mouthford 


Colt, M L 


5th Corp Benj Hammond 


Peep, Wm 


Carman, C L 


6th Corp C C Barber 


Peterson, GeoW 


Cleavland, B 


7ih Corp Frank Thompson 


Peterson, Marshall B 


Craven, 


8th Corp R J Horr 


Peterson, Mauley 


Derbyshler, C H 


Barber, Leonard, tifer 


Ritter, Jno 


Fredericks, Geo 


Roohr, Jacob, drummer 


Rensimer, Corwin 


Franz, Chas 


Wicker, Wm H H, wagoner 


Roohr, Geo C 


Gaston, T R 


Petrie, Adam, treasurer 


Roohr, Chas A 


Green, W H 


Bullman, EC 


Raymond, Israel 


Gillman, J C 


Brlntuall, H N 


Remniinger, Jacob 


Hendee, H S 


Brewer, Jas 


Stewart, Wm 


Hamlet, J O 


Barber, A H 


Scott. A J 


Hamlin, W 


Bixby, Wm H 


Shanks, Thos, Jr 


Hawkins, J 


Brown, Jas 


Shigley,Geo W 


Johnson, H F 


Bowen, Geo 


Shigley, Heury 


Johnson, K 


Brusewitz August C 


Shigley, Alonzo 


Jones, Chas 


Brusewitz, Fred 


Steiner, Louis 


Key, T B 


Becker, Frank D 


Sonnanstine, G F 


Lewis, E A 


Campbell, Alex 


Sheldon, D A 


Merriman, C C 


Christuagel, Jacob 


Smith, J B 


Myers, JAW 


Call, W S 


Thompson, L A 


McLenegan, Chas 


Call, W W 


Thompson, F W 


McKenney, C 


Clark, Freeman 


Tripp, Everett 


Morse, C F 


Crane V, E P 


Wicker, J D, Jr 


Northrop, F H 


Dygert, Jas 


Wicker, Jos W 


Russell. B F 


Dusenbery, Geo 


Wescott, Jno 


Raw, C P 


English, C C 


Wescott. Chas 


Raw, J 


Flood, Chas 


Woodruff, Stephen 


Royce, J 


Falasha. Fred 




Stocking. Chas 


Fermeuich, Chas 




Shan), K H 




Fairchilds, Thos I 




Smith. E B 


Fuller, Geo H 


Beloit City Guard. 


Smith. Chas 


Graham, C 




Scott, E D 


Garnett, W P 




Smith, G E 


Hoffm.aun, Peter 


Beloit Wisconsin. 


Stiles, Geo 


Horner, August 




Saxton, Frank 


Hill, A B 
Heintz, Peter 




Searls E E 


Capt H H McLenegan 


Slyter, H L 


Hugel, Frank 


1st Lt C H Palmerly 


Simmons, Chas 


Hall, Fred 


2nd Lt E J Bending 


Truesdell, J A 


HafEer. Paul 


Ist Sgt W T Bols 


Tasker, E W 


Horr, Frank J 


2nd Sgt H C Powers 


Tripp, LW 


Hacket, Theodore 


3d Sgt C A Smith 


Taltershall, C 


Hepler, Geo 


4th Sgt C R Hamlet 


Vallee, A B 


Jones, Dan'l 


5th Sgt S B McLenegan 
1st Corp F C Anderson 


Venness, J W 




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by Well-Known Contributors. 



The Original Call! 



WISCONSIN SOLDIERS! 

A Gland Keunlon of all surviving Wisconsin 
soldiers will be held at Milwaukee, Wis.,coin- 
nieucing Monday, June 7, 1880, and continuing 
tlii'ough Ihe week 

The luanageniont is in charge of a joint com- 
mittee of this Association, the Grand Army of 
the Uepuhlic, the Chamber of Commerce, Mer- 
chant's Association, and cilizeiis of Milwaukee. 

During the period, a seperate reunion of every 
regiment and company In the war, lium this 
stale will also he held. 

Kegimental and company ofllcers, who have 
not already done so are requested to issue a 
publislied call to the survivors of their respec- 
tive commands for such a gatheriug at the time 
and place above given 

Wisconsin soldiers who have not before sent, 
should forward their names, that the roster may 
be complete and in print by that time. 

Comrades arriving at MUvvaukee will report 
promptly at the headquarters of the Wisconsin 
Reunion Association, be registered, directed to 
their respective company or regimental assem- 
bly places, aided in matters of subsistence, and 
generallv rdvised as to the dlHereut programmes 
of the week. 

Coming from every direction to meet tne 
thousands here assembling, there will also be 
present, irrespective of party afliliations, the 
Nation's greatest Warriors. Statesmen and Or- 
ators, which, with a general encampment and 
prarde of all the orgapized military companies 
of the state, together witn the usual and appro- 
priate exercises of a soldier's reunion, such as 
"camp fires" "sham battles" etc, cannot fail to 
make this occasion one of unparalleled Interest 
and enjoyment, alike to the veterans and citi- 
zens of the Uadger State. 

Comrades of Wisconsin ! tills will be the Drst 
general reunion of our soldiers ever held in the 
state, and to many of us the hist. 

Let the iniluencf of each, be so exercised, that 
our ranks thinned and reduced though they 
are, shall on this occasion inusteras "present 
for duty" their full strength, even as we hope 
in the great hereafter as we gather around the 
throne of the God of Rattles, — none may be 
found missing or iitherwiae *' accounted for." 

Fond du 1-ac, Wis. 

C. K. PlEB. 

Pros. W. B. Association. 
Gkiff. J Thomas, Sec'y. 

Which was subsequently suffixed by 
the f ollowiug ; 



••RALLY ON THE COLORS !" 

Comradcsl 

Now for a long pull, 

A .strong pull. 

And a pull all together I 

Rally for Ueniiion. 

Organize by Towns or Counties. 

Attend as Delegations. 

Join old commands at Milwaukee. 

Publish list of all soldiers in yourcounty. 

Correct and add to, until complete. 

Send copy here. 

The Association wants every Soldier's 

Name— Company— Regiment -Occupation and 
P. O. Address 

In printed Roster by June?. 

Your local Papers are great lielps. 

Interest thein. 

Have them. publish enclosed Announcement, 

And ."Boom" for the Soldiers until Reuulon 
Day. 

Railroads will give reduced rates— 

We hope down to One Cent a mile. 

Special rates at hotels and boariling houses. 

Expect loan of Ave thousand tents fiom Gov- 
ernment, 

And other arrangements for Inexpensive sub- 
sistence. 

So that (as one of the boys said at the la.st 
committee meeting,) 

"It will be a darn sight cheaper to go than to 
stay at home." 

It will be the occasion of a lifetime. 

The "Badger State Centennial," as It were— 
for Instance ! 

Think it up ! "I 

Write it up 1 I Shake It up lively ! 



Calk it up I j 



Let us see what Wisconsin veterans can do 
When the battle cry is "Rally on the Colors 1" 
C. K. PiKii, 
President Reunion Assuciation. 
Fond du Lac, Wis. 



The announcement of a proposed re- 
union of all Wisconsin soldiers at Mil- 
waukee, having been published by the 
leading newspapers throughout the 
country, found in every state, comrades 
ripe and ready for the occasion. A few 
—a sample lot— of these responses will 
not be out of place in the columns of 
Tile Reunion Roster. 



Col. Dawes wants to Know. 

Col. R. R. Dawes, of the Sixth regi- 
ment who step by step worked and won, 



well merited promotion from corporal's 
chevrons to full spread eagle's, writes 
from Maritta, Ohio, where he resides 
and is engaged in business: 

"I see you have suggested a re-union of the 
Iron Brigade. May I ti'ouble you to let me 
know what steps, if any, have been taken in 
ili;it direction. lam. as you see, where Wiscon- 
sin papers do not often come. There should, if 
possible, be at least one re-union of the old 
brigade. I doubt if our own or any other war 
allords a service record parallel with its history 
For the old lion Brigade was literally destroyed 
on the field of battle. The gun-shot casualities 
up to, and including Gettysbuig. amounted to 
over 3.O0O, fully one hundred per cent, after 
which came the terible Grant campaigh against 
Lee. 

If there Is to be a re-union, I wish to be there, 
and will do all that I can to further its interests 
and secure its success." 



Gen. Bragg Assumes Command. 

The wish expressed in the foregoing 
was fully reciprocated, as shown by tlie 
following cirular notice and succeeding 
orders, duly promulgated : 

SOLDIERS AND COMRADES : 

At the request of tbe military and civic au- 
thorities, having in charge tlie success of the 
Grand Reunion of Soldiers to take place at 
Milwaukee. Wisconsin, on tlie 7th of June next 
and the week ensuing, and with your permission, 
I will resume my old command during that en- 
campment. 

EDW'D S. BliAGO, 

Ixite Brig. G&n'l YuU. 
March 6, 1880. 



Special Oedeb i 

No. 1. ) 

HEADQUARTERS IRON BRIGADE, 

Camp Rkunion. Milwaukeb 
The following named oliicers, absent on leave, 
will report to these headquarters June 7, 18S0. at 
10 A. M., for duty : 
Capt. J. D. Wood, A. A. G. 
Capt. Harry Holloway, A. C. S. 
Sieut. Lyman Upham, 6th Wis. Vols.. A. A. 
Q. M. 
Cabt. E. A. Andrews, 7th Wis. Vols.. A. A. I. G. 
Brevet Maj. Robt. Monteilii, 7th Wis. Vols., 
A. D. C. 

Brevet Capt. E. M. Rogers, Cth Wis. Vols., A 
D. C. 

Edw'd S. Bragg, 
Brig. Gen. Vols. Comd'g 



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Special Ordkk ) 
No. 2. i" 

HEADQUARTERS IRON BRIGADE. 

Camp Reunion, Milwaukee. 

The following named officers will report at 

these headciuarlers June 7, 18S0, at 12 o'clock M,, 

with their respective commands, without arms, 

equipped for picnic duty: 

Brevet Brig. Gen'IJ. A. Kellogg, Col. 6th Wis. 
Vols. 

Brevet Brig. Gen'l H.A.Richardson, Col. 7th 
Wis. Vols. 
Major Geo. H. Oris, Conid'g 2d Wis. Vols. 
Brevet Brig. Geu'l W. W. Dudley, Comd'g 19th 
Ind. Vols. 

Brevet Col. E. M. Edwards, Comd'g 24tli Mich. 
Vols. 

Edw'd S. Bkagg. 
Briij. Gen'l Vois. Cnmd'g. 
(Wisconsin, Indiana and Michigan I'apers 
please publish.) 

General Bragg afterwards having 
been assigned to the 2d Division, com- 
prising the Army of Potomac regi- 
ments, the following was issued : 

THE SECOND DIVISION. 



Head Quarters. Se.-ond Division, I 
Reunion. f 

Milwaukee, Wis, May 7th, isso. 
General Order, No 1. 

The following named officers are hereby des- 
ignated as the staff of the general, commanding 
the Second division, who will please report for 
dut* , June 7th, 1880. 

Capt. Robt. Mouteilh, Seventh Wisconsin, 
Asst. Adj't Genl. 

Capt Otto Pulilman, Nineteenth Wisconsin, 
Asst. Insp. Genl. 

Capt. Henry Curran. Fifth Wisconsin, A. Q. M. 

Capt. J. G. Knight, Third Wisconsin, A. C. S. 

Capt. E. M. Rogers, Sixth Wisconsin, A. D. C. 

Capt. A. A. Kelly, Thirty-eighth Wisconsin, 
A. D. C. 

Dr. A. J. Ward, Second Wisconsin, Division 

Surgeou. 

Edw. S. Bragg. 

Brig. Ucnl. 



The Way They Called. 

How The Boy^ Heard of Reunion. 
Regimental and company command- 
ers issued calls to their old comrades, 
of which the following are samples: 

FIRST REGIMENT WISCONSIN INFAN- 
TRY. 
To the Mcmhen nf the Old First. 

(Three miintris and three years.) As well in 
cordial jireeting of the living, as kindly memory 
of the dead : Surviving comrades of Wiscon- 
sin's first and favorite regiment— including both 
organizations — are hereby called to meet in 
regimental and company reunion, at Milwaukee, 
June 7-12, 1880. on the oci'a.sion of the general 
gathering of all Wisconsin soldiers. 

Let each member St rive to be present, as the 
event will undoubtedly be one of unparalleled 
importance and interest. 

The three months fellows— including Gen. 
Lucius Fairchild, Co. K., and Col. C. K. Pier, 
Co, I— "may gather on tlie beautiful banks" of 
the Menominee, while the rest of us will put up 
with a soldier's hard fare, at the Planklnton, or 
among the palaces on Grand Avenue in and 



about Old Camp Scott, as the weather and our 
pockets permit. 
By order of 

Gen. John C. Starkweather, 
President Fimt Regiment Reunion Society. 
C. H. Benton, Secy. 



FIFTH WISCONSIN VOLUNTEERS. 
The Old Fifth Wisconsin Volunteers will he 
assigned quarters as a regiment at the grand 
Reunion in Milwaukee. It is a matter of inter- 
est to all its members who feel a pride in the 
only Wisconsin regiment in the famous Sixth 
Corps, to come once more together, to revive 
old associations of the camp and field. Our 
comrades are scattered all over the State and 
all over the Northwest. Will they be kind 
enough tJ send their names, company and ad- 
dress to the undersigLed, who would like to 
publish a complete list of all members of the 
regiment. Send the names of all you know in 
your several localities, directed to 

T. S. ALLEN, 
Late Col. Uh ITts. Vol Infantry. 
Oshkosh,Wis. 



The Second Wisconsin. 



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The following letter to the Sunday 
Telegraph explains itself: 

McGhegok, Ia., March 17th. 

A copy of your paper of the 7th, has reached 
me containing Gen. Bragg's order cdling the 
Iron Brigade to the Reunion to be held in Mil- 
waukee, June 7lh. I write this more particu- 
larly to invite the members ot the Second Wis- 
consin Volunteers, or sucli ot them as will be 
present at the Reunion, to write me by postal 
card or by letter, addressed to this place, giving 
company in which they served, and rank a*- 
date of discharge. I shall be on hand at this 
Reunion, and hope to have the pleasure of 
meeting all of the surviving members of the 
Brigade. I know we shall enjoy a rally around 
the old bal tie flags and again renew friendships 
in the revival of the memories of the past. 
Especially let the members of the Second Wis- 
consin Infantry rally to a man, and once more 
n arch in column of fours with the tattered flags 
to the breeze. I will take pleasure in corres- 
ponding with all members of the regiment and 
impart such information in regard to the Re- 
union as I may possess. Very respectfully, 
Geo. H. Otis, 
Brevet Lieut. Col. Commanding id Wis. Vol. 



The Sixteenth Regiment 

The following Eetinion call was is- 
sued to the Sixteenth Regiment: 
To the Veterans of the Sixteenth hi'antry: 

The under.signed would rejoice to meet you at 
the Soldiers' Reunion in Milwaukee, in June 
ne.\t, and then go into camp with you. If per- 
mitted he will take with him the banners under 
which you so proudly marched to victory, that 
yon may again have an opportunity of renewing 
your devotion to them, and your friendship for 
each other. The General under whose inspiring 
commands you .so often "moved on the enemy's 
works" will be tliere to greet you. Fraternally 
yours. Tugs. Reynolds, 

Late Col. nf Sixteenth Wis. Infantry. 
Madison, Wis., Marcli 4, 1880. 



grand Reunlonrof Wisconsin veteran soldiera, 
to be held In Milwaukee, from the 7th to the 
12th of June next, to celebrate the events of the 
war, and its great victories, and to honor anew 
tlie memories of our fellow-comrades. Head- 
quarters will be provided, of which due notice 
will be given. P. H. McCauley, 



ATTENTION, THE SEVENTEENTH. 

Tlie surviving members of the Seventeenth 

Wisconsin Infantry, known in Sherman's army 

as the Irish Brigade, are invited ito attend the 



TWENTY-THIRD WISCONSIN. 
Attention, Twenty-Third I^fccon^'n Infantry: 

A Grand Reunion of Soldiers;will be held at 
Milwaukee from the 7th to the 12th of June 
next, and it has Deenldecided that the Twenty- 
Third shall have a Regimental Reunion on that 
occasion. 

Let the members of our regiment join their 
local organizations and go with them to Mil- 
waukee, to participate in tlie General Reunion, 
and Willie there we will camp as a regiment, 
and renew old and loved associations, and talk 
over the trying times in which so many ot our 
number gave their lives, or their limbs, or the 
best of their liealrh and strength to their coun- 
try. All who intend to be present will please 
notify me by cird before the 20th of May next, 
so tliat the necessary accommodations may be 
provided. Headquarters will be hereafter an- 
nounced. 

As soon as it can be done I Intend to have 
prepared a complete regimental record, which 
will account for every man who belongea to our 
organization. And I request that each surviv- 
ing member of the Twenty-Third who cannot 
attend tlie Reunion and report there, will write 
to me at the earliest day practicable, giving his 
residence, business and items of his history 
since discharge as will be of interest to com- 
rades ; also if a pensioner, to so state and on 
wiiat account, and also to state the death of 
comrades since the war known to him, and the 
times and idaces thereof aa near as possible. 
Each of our members residing in Wisconsin who 
knows the address of a comrade living outside 
of this State, will please send him a copy of this 
notice. J. J. Guppey, 

Late Col. 23d Wis. Infantry. 
Portage, Wis., March 27th, 1880. 



ATTENTfON, TWENTY-FIFTH REGIMENT. 

Tlie undersigned has been requested to call 
upon the Twentv-Fifth Wisconsin Volunteers 
to be present at the great Soldiers' Reunion in 
Milwaukee. June 7th. Fall in line, boys, and 
bivouac in Milwaukee on the evening of the 7th 
of June. J. M. Rusk. 



ATTENTION, THE TWENTY-FIRST. 

Comrades ! Yo i are cordially invited to at- 
tend tlie (itand Reunion of Wisconsin Soloiers 
to be held in Milwauliee on tlieTthof June next. 
You who were at Chajdin Hills, Stone River, 
Hoover's Gap, Cliicamauga, Mission Ridge, Re- 
saca, Dallas, Kenesaw Mount.ain, Marietta, 
Chattahoochee, Peach Tree Creek, Atlanta and 
the March to the Sea, in the march through the 
Caiolinas, .at Bentonville, Raleigh, and the 
march to Richmond .^ud Washington, rally 
once more to greet the living and revive the 
memories of 1 lie dead. 

General Sherman, in his memoirs, says : "I 
remember tliat Wisconsin kept her regiments 
filled with recruits, whereas other States gener- 
ally filled their quotas by new regiments, and 
the result was that we estimated a Wisconsin 
regiment equal to an ordinary brigade."' With 
such a tribute from perhaps the greatest master 
aniong modern military men, Milwaukee may 
well be proud to welcome the defenders ot the 
old flag. 



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237 



Report at the headquarters of the Twenty- 
Fii-st. Harrison C Hobart. 



Gen. Kellogg Leads Off. 

All the officers and mpmbers of the 
old Iron Brigade joined heartily in co- 
operation. Republishing the foregoing 
Gen. Kellogg leads off. 

Madisox, Wis., March 8. 
Regimentai, Order No. i \ 
Nnw .Skriks. I 

Comrades of the old sL-ctU. in accordance with 
the above, meet me in Miliiaulcee June 7th, and 
let us do honor, if ice can, to tlie memories of 
tliose who j^alhmtly fell, as well as to excliange 
hand clasps with those that remain. 

J. A. Kelloor. 
Late Brev. Brig.-Ocn. and Col. ath Wis Vol. 



Indiana Sounds the Long Roll. 

The Indiana boys republished Gen. 
Bragg's circular in full and add to it 
the following call: 
Special Order No. i. 

Headquarters 19th Ind. Vols. 

The late commandini; oflieers of companies, 
and all survivors, of the 19th Kegt. Ind Vols., 
Iron Brigade, Army of the Potomac will take 
notice of the foregoing General and Special 
Orders, and will report with their respective 
commands, for the purposes therein set forth. 
This Regiment will as far as possible, rendez- 
vous at Indianapolis, that we may move on 
Milwaukee with success, and at the lowestiate 
of transportation. In order that ample facili- 
ties and cheap transportation may be procured, 
it is desired that members of the Kegiuieut 
who will report for duty sliould notify me at 
once by mall, at Indianapolis, Ind. 

W. W. Dudley, 
Lt lol. and Brevet Brig. Gen'l Com'dg Beat 

Note— Only soft bread and Iresh meat will be 
permitted, and the command will not be allow- 
ed to ride in box or cattle-cars ; nor will walk- 
ing be allowed unless personal notice is given 
Capt J A t'oteman, R. Q. .\I., beforehand, as he 
.via be e.tpected to provide full rations of cotfee, 
soft bread and fresh meat, and transport the 
command iu Puilman cars. 



Michigan. 



The Michigan boys also spring forth 
at the trumpets sound, and the week 
following gave notice that their colors 
would be planted in Milwaukee for Re- 
union. 



THE TENTH WISCONSIN. 



Headquarters, Tenth Wisconsin i 
ineantrv volu.vteeks. f 

MlLWAUKRK, April 14th, 1880. 
To llK xuri-li'ing comradc-i of the old Tenth Wia- 
con.vin Infantry Vulwitecn; 
You are hereby ordei'ed to report to these 
headquarters, corner of Broadway and Huron 
streets, on the 7th day of June next, for duty 
during the Keunion. 
Come one, come all. 

.1. W. RoEV, 
Colmcl Commanding, 
TWELFTH AND SIXTEENTH. 



By order of Major M. D. Leggett, the under- 
signed assumes command of the Heroes, all who 
held the hill, that was the key, that en,abled the 
dead MacPherson to win the battle of Atlanta. 

The Twelfth Wisconsin Infantry, under the 
command of Col. James K. Pioudfit. and the 
Sixteenth Wisconsin Infantry under command 
of Col. Thomas Reynolds, will form the front 
line, and as at break of day they charged Bold 
Hill and ;irst saw the terrors of Atlanta, so at 
June 7th, 1880, they will move on Milwaukee. 

f.ieut. Frank H. Putney (in the absence of 
Lieutenant Nelson Chandler) will move the 
skirmish line forward from Waukesha, on the 
evening < f the 9th and see that the campitj is 
ready for the column. 

Capt. Ed. Whitney will come up from Louisi- 
ana, with commissaries ; Quartermaster An- 
drew Sejton win bring his mules (as at Kene- 
saw Mimntain) close up to the line. lie will he 
expected to provide stores wlien Whitney's are 
gobbled. As soon as rations can be provided 
(which will be promptly,) the Twelfth and Six- 
teenth are expected to entertain, hi a hospita- 
ble way the Illinois men of their brigade. 
Chaplain Walker will pray for onions, and Sur- 
geons Cary and Itogers will tak! care of the 
same. A.ny man who harms a hair of Gen. Leg- 
getfs cow will be shot on the spot ! Pat Kegan, 
bring my horse ! 

Forward, then, comrades ; let us spend a 
week in Milwaukee with our brothers of other 
Wisconsin regiments and make a green spot on 
the hill of time we are now toddling down. 

Four flags will wave there ! 

Geo. E. Bryant, 
Late Colancl Twelfth TTi's. 
L. M. Breeze, Lieut, ant! .1. A. Gen. 



THIRTY-EIGHTH WIS. VOL. INFANTRY, 



'•RALLY ROUND THE FL.^G. BOYS, RALLY 
ONCE AGAIN." 

In remembrance of our trills and triumphs 
the members of the Thirty-Eighth regiment 
Wisconsin Volunteers will assemble in camp at 
tile Soldier's Reunion to be held in Milwaukee, 
commencing June 7ih, to participate iu the com- 
memoration of the record Wisconsin soldiers 
made in the gieatest war of history— a record 
which is cherished with a just degree of pride 
by every citizen of the State. 

James Bintliff, 



THE THIRTY-SECOND REGIMENT. 



Headquarters, Ist Brigade. 3d Div., { 
17TH Army Corps, Cahv Randall. ) 



Fond du Lac, April 10. 
To the Surviving ilembcrs of tlw Thirty-Second 

Wis. Vol. Inf: 

Comrades, after due consultation with the of- 
ficers of our organization, the committee of ar- 
rangements has deemed it advisable to change 
the time of our Reunion this year from Octo- 
ber to June, and to change the place of meeting 
from Fond du Lac to Milwaukee, so as to meet 
the great State Reunion which is to be held at 
Milwaukee, during the week commencing June 
7th, 1880. Transportation will be cheap and ac- 
commodations will be furnished for all who at- 
tend, at little more than nominal prices. Let 
us rally and help make this the greatest gather- 
ing of soldiers since the war. 

S. L. Brasted, 
Sec'y and Ch'n Com. of Arratigcmcnts. 

Particular attention is called to the following 
order : 

Head Quarters Thirty-Second Wis- I 
co.NsiN, FOND DU Lac, April loth :— f 

Every survivor, of the Thirty-second Wiscon- 



sin, wherever he may be serving his country, is 
hereby relieved from duty at his present station- 
during the week commencing June the 7th, 
1880, and ordered to report to Col. C II DeGroat 
equipped with soup plates and silver forks, at 
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, June 7th, IS80, or im- 
mediately thereafter for special duty at the 
grandest Reunion of soldiers America ever saw. 
Quarters will be assigned and soup furnished. 
By order of 

C. U. DeGroat, 

Col. Commanding. 
S. L. Brasted, Adjt. 



WISCONSIN PRISONERS OF WAR. 
These and other soldiers who were in the ene- 
my's hands during their military service, are re- 
quested to send their names, when and where 
captured and eonflned, to Gen. Kellogg, of 
Wausau, Wis., wno has consented to take 
special charge of this interesting and impres- 
sive feature of the Soldiers' Reunion in June. 
Do this at once, as the iuforraatiou so gathered 
will be included in the Reunion Roster, now be- 
ing prepared for publication 

D. N. Kasson, 
Secretary ExecxUive Committee. 



THE THIRTEENTH. 

Madison, May 6th. 
To the members of the Thirteenth Regiment Wis- 
consin Volunteers: 

You are cordially invited to attend the Gen- 
eral Reunion of Soldiers and Sailors of the late 
war, to be held in Milwaukee, June 7—12 next. 
Many of you have expressed to me your inten- 
tion to do so, and I earnestly hope that our regi- 
ment may be largely represented on that oc- 
casion. 

A headquarters for the regiment will, doubt- 
less, be designated by tlie local committee, of 
which timely notice will be given. 

Wm. p. Lyon. 

Late I'ulonel. 



THE NINETEENTH. 

SuiTiving members of the Nineteenth Regi- 
ment are invited to send their names to John 
Barry, of Co. K, Milwaukee, in order to make 
arrangements for a meeting, and to join in the 
Reunion. Col. R. M. Strong, of Barahoo, is the 
ranking ofBcer of tliis regiment, so far as known. 



TWENTY-FOURTH REGIMENT. 

General Order No. 1. 
Attention, Twenty-Fourth Regiment! 

The Third Annual Reunion of the regiment 
will take place during the Soldiers' Reunion in 
.lune next. The day, and manner of observing 
it will be promiilg.ited in future orders. A 
pleasant time m.ay be anticipated, and every 
member of the regiment will be expected to an- 
swer to his name at that time. 

By order of Wji. Kennedy, Pesident. 

H. G. Rogers, Secretary. 



ATTENTION "E" COMPANY. 

Headquarters "E" Co., Forty - > 
Seventh. f 

Milw.aukee, Wis., April 16th. 
General Order No. 1. 

All members of Co. E. who propose attending 
the Reunion in June, will send their address to 
the undersigned, the organizer and first com- 
mander of the company, and report for duty at 
headquarters in camp, at Milwaukee, June 7. 

Come on boys, and ouce again listen to the 
dulcet voices of Sergeants Scampton and Nut- 



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ting, ordering you to fall In for rations, and for 
guard duty. Wm. W. Bird, 

Late Captain Co. E., iUh Wit 



ATTENTION, BATTERY. 
You Iiave no doubt heard of the Grand Ke- 
union of Wisconsin Soldiers, to talte place at 
Milwaukee, on June 7th, 1880. It may be tlie 
la^t opportunity with many of us to meet before 
the final nuister-out by the Great Muslering-out 
Onicer. At the request of many of the "boys" 
In this and adjonilug counlies, I write you to 
meet us in Milwaukee, on the above date. 

Gko. W. Gale. 
Galesvllle. Wis. 



CAVALRY. 



Camp Barslow will be established as head- 
quarters of tiie Third Wisconsin Cavalry, at tlie 
Reunion encampment in Milwaukee, on the 
morning of June 71h next. Tlie surviving mem- 
bers of the regiment are Invited to be present 
and participate lu the splendid celebration of 
the events of the war, and of its renowned vic- 
tories. In which the veteran union soldiers of 
Wisconsin are then to engage. 

E. A..CALKINS, 

Late Lt Colonel 3rd Wisconsin Cavalry. 



THE THIRTY-SEVENTH. 

Hkadquarters, Thietv-Seventh I 
Madison, April 26th, 1880. . ( 
Special Older No, I. 

1. The members of the Tliirty-Seventli regi- 
ment, witiiout regard to rank, color or former 
condition of servitude ; are respectfully reques- 
ted to assemble at Milwaukee on the 7th of 
Jun«, sharp. 

2. A court of inquiry will be convened to find 
out how they have conducted themselves since 
July, 1866. 

3. In the total absence of Adjt. Wittemore 
Hans B. Warner is hereby appointed Adjutant 
until Lieut. Wittemore can be run in and cor- 
ralled, when said Warner will be reduced to the 
ranks (with loss) of all pay and allowances, 

4. The rank of Adjt. Warner will for the 
present, be Brigadier General of volunteers. He 
will be respected and obeyed accordingly, 

By command of, 

Sam Haeriman, 
Col. Thirty -Seventh Wis. 



The Effect of the Calls. 

The effect of these calls was to arouse 
the army spirit all over the state, and 
paragraphs like the following appeared 
thick and fast in the newspapers 
throughout not only Wisconsin, but 
the northwestgenerally: 

The meeting of LaFayette County 
soldiers, held at the office of the county 
treasurer on Saturday last, was called 
to order by General BintlifC, who offer- 
ed the following resolution, which was 
adopted : Resolved, That we effect an 
organization for the purpi se of obtain- 
ing the address of each soldier of the 
late war now residing in this county, 
and to make such arrangements as may 
be deemed nec^ssary to enable all to at- 
tend, in a body, the Heunion of Wiscon- 
sin soldiers, to be held in Milwaukee, 
commencing June 7th. 



Richland County will surprise the 
natives when her delegation of five 
hundred, or over, marches in solid col- 
umn through the city of Milwaukee, 
heailed by the Richland Center band. 
All we are bo hered abou" is that there 
will be no one left at hon, ■ to run the 
printing offices, stores ana other places 
of business. 



A local committee, appointed to per- 
ffCt the soldiers" Reunion roster for 
Fond du Lac county, has adopted apian 
which can not fail of success. Lieut 
II. H. Eastman and Capt .J. II. Ilauser 
have made an arrangf ment by whii'h 
the clerks at the i)olIs in each of the 
election precincts of the county will be 
supplied with blanks upon which to re- 
cord tlie name and address of each vet- 
eiMii who votes m April. It is urgently 
requested that at least one old soldier 
at each poll will make it his especial 
order of the day to see that the names 
are given in to the clerks. On Saturday 
the loth of A'oril, at one o'clock in the 
afternoiin, there will be a meeting at 
the court house, in this city, of all those 
interested, for the purpose of organiz- 
ing the vets of the county into a battal- 
ion to move upon the works of the 
Reunion. No stragglers should be allow- 
ed on this march. 



The coming Reunion of soldiers will 
be in the interest of no political party. 
It will be as far removed from every- 
thing of a party character as it is jiossi- 
ble for any gathering to be. Such demo- 
crats as iiragg, Hancock, Robinson, 
Hobart, Vilas and a host of others who 
will take an active part in the demon- 
stration, would not be apt to do so if 
the Reunion was in the interest of the 
republican party. Such republicans as 
Allen, Hincks, Rintliff, Pier, Rusk and 
many others, would not be likely to 
engage in the enterprise if it was to be 
run in the interest of the democratic 
party. 



Veterans of the Mexican war have 
written asking why they could not be 
included in the call. 

"All soldiers in the State of Wiscon- 
sin and all Wisconsin soldiers where- 
ever they may be," is the way the reso- 
lution of invitation reads. 



The veterans held a rousing meeting 
at .Janesville, Tuesday evening, and 
made arrangements tor attending the 
Reunion in this city. 



Wisconsin soldiers, write to D. N. 
Kasson. Secretary, Milwaukee, Wiscon- 
sin, for full information relative to the 
Soldiers' Reunion. Give name, num- 
ber of regiment and company. Answer 
by return mail. 



A few days ago a prominent gentle- 
man, who is a republican and a friend 
of Hon. R iberCG. Ingersoll, asked him 
who Illinois would be for in the con- 
test tor the republican presidential 
nomination. 

"Grant," said Bob. 

'■ But,'' says his friend, " I thought 
you were for Blaine V" 



"So I was," said Bob, "four years ago 
and would be this year, if that would 
do any good; but this is going to he a 
xoldier's yenr. and Grant tills the (lopu- 
lareye in this cliaracter. I think Grant 
will be nomintited at Chicago, and, if 
nominate J, elected." 

We wish a list of all the returned 
soldiers in every city, village and town 
in this county, wiih regiment and com- 
pany in which they served, and pnst- 
utH e address. We wish to iniblish a 
complettj list preparatory to the graml 
R union commencing on the 7th of 
June. 

Will some comrade in each town, or 
two or three together, get up and send 
us such a list. It will Ije of great inter- 
est to the people and to every old sol- 
dier, to know liow many of us there are 
left, and where we are. We wish to ar- 
range for a grand boom, from Winne- 
bago county to the Reunion, and to 
agree on a time for going down as 
nearly as possible together. 

Railroad fare will probably be re- 
duced to one cent a mile, which will 
entible all to go. 

Sends in the returns, directed to 
"Northwestern," Oshkosh, Wis. 



Chairman Fischer has received a 
large list of names, from the town of 
Norwiiy, of soldiers who will be present 
at the Reunion. 



A grand gathering of Wisconsin sol- 
diers was held la-t ever ing at the Grand 
Pricitic Hotel in Chicago, for the pur- 
pose of making arrangements for at- 
tending the Reunion. It is understood 
from advices received from that ci'y, 
that a large number of people will Le 
present. 



Eighty seven veterans have reported 
from Beloit for enrollment on the Re- 
union book. 



Portage veterans held an enthusiastic 
meeting the other evening and resolved 
to organize, put on style and coni'i to 
the grand Retiaion in full force. It is 
said that every soldier in that county 
will attend, and one man up there has 
quit smoKing long enough to save the 
necessary ducats. 



The La Crosse Chronicle prints a list 
of names, numbering 192 soldiers of the 
late war, most of whom will attend the 
Reunion. 



A comity organization of survivors 
of the late "Onpleasantness" has been 
effected ;it Neillsville, and promises to 
show up strcng at the June meeting. 



Vernon County promises to send a 
large delegation to the Reun on, and 
Secretary I'asson, of that county, in his 
call, says it is to be the largest gather- 
ing of ex-s.)diers eyer held in this 
country, exc. eding any similar occasion 
of modern limes 



The coming Reunion of soldiers 
Promises to constitute the largest gath- 



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VIEW OF THE WAi.,.. . ij VVUK AT ArrLETO.V, WIS. 





MIKROB LAKE WAUPACA, WIS. 



THE NATIONAL HOTEL, MENASHA. 



THE SOLDIERS REUNION OF 1880. 



241 



erins? of peopl- ever witnessed in the 
siiile. Tlif iii:iiiH(;er.s. lieMiled l)y (Jul. 
I'ier. tlie prfMlilfiit, of Fond dn I,;ic.Mi'e 
leaving no h ns undone lo render Ilie 
iiffair ;i snccess in all respecis. 'I'lie 
railr lads widctiaige Uiree cents ;i mile 
tor round trip tickets. 

Tlie Kennion boom is tlie biggest 
tiling ont, in Wisconsin aflairs. Not 
only llie entire relnrnfd siddierelt'inent 
bnt I lie eiiiire popnlalion ot lliesta e, is 
taking a warm and genual iuieiest in 
ti.e iiiiivenit-nt. and noihiiig but lad 
wentlier can \iievent the b ggest crowd 
in Milwaukee, next June, iliat evt-r 
tested llie capacity of any city in tbe 
United States. 



The Reunion m Miwaukee next June 
will be the large.sl galheiinsi; of soldiers 
in America since the a and reviews in 
Washington, JSIay 23 and 24, 18b5. 



Attention Soldiers ! All soldiers of 
Ihe war of the rebellion residiiii? in 
Waupaca county, desiring to form a 
County Association, will plea.se send 
their lianies anil address lo me. and if a 
sufficient number signilies their inten- 
ticMi as favorable, a call for meeting 
and organization will be made. 

Waupaca, Wis.. Maich Ut. ISSO. 

Joe II. WooDNOitrn. 

County papers please copy. 



Distinguished ex-Union Generals, 
now living in remote parts of the i (um 
try are arran^ting their iff lirs with tlie 
view of attending the Reunion So they 
write. 



Th» veter.insin charge of the Reunion 
arrangements, report iiid daily receipt 
o lelieis fiom old soldit-rs m Ni-vadi, 
Nebraska, and other [loriion of the tar 
west, who are loaded u> the muzzle with 
an enthusiasm which hre cannot destroy 
or water quench. 



Veterans who servf d in New England 
regiments, who propose attending the 
Reunion, are respecltully rt-qut'Sled to 
confer Willi Dr. I. II Stearns, laie siu- 
geoii Mass. i'wenty-sei'ond ; and if a 
suitable number respoid, ihat quarters 
will be provided, that the. may get 
together. Address Dr. I. II. Stearns, 
Milwaukee, Wis. 



This evening about one htindred sol- 
dieis of the la e war met at the court 
house, in the counly clerk's office, for 
iiie purpose of making arr.iUienieiiis to 
attend the grand Renninn ot soldiers 
and sailors to lie lield in .Milwaukee on 
June 7. and it was agreed that the 
soldiers trom the county towns should 
be invited to join and organize a county 
organization. A great deal of enthus- 
iasm was inanifesied. and probably 
about Hve hundred s ),diers will attend 
the leuiiion. The nieeling wasadjourn- 
e I to the 2'Jlh, when sU ps will be taUen 
to form a perm-iuent couuty organiza- 
tiuu. 



Milwaukee and the Reunion. 



How the Boom started in the Metropolis. 

While the country was being so 
thoroughly aroused, Milwaukee (natur 
ally a litlle slow to start, but strong 
when she does go) became alarmed as 
she beheld the mighty armies assem- 
bling to sweep down upon her, and in 
order that ihey might not be unprepar- 
ed to welcome and properly care for 
their visitors a [lublic meeting vvas 
called, and several soldiers and citizens 
outside invited in to report. lion. John 
Johnson, cashier Wis. .Mer. and Fire 
Ins. lik., was jiresident, and ^Mayor 
Black, D. W. Dwall, Edward Sander- 
son, J. E. Mann, W. G. Koberls, C. II. 
ilaskins, john I'liizlalT, W. P. Lynde, 

C. B. Ilarger, Jas. G. Jenkins, Abncr 
Kirby, J. M. Cronibie, E Mariner, C.T. 
Bradley, G. C. Trumpff, E. R. Persons, 

D. L. Wells, C. Fernkes, O. P. Burt, W. 
Merrill, Auf. Uhlein, W. P. McLaren, 
A.Dohlman,V.Batz,J.Dutcher,Franz 
Falk, William Al'en, C. D. Na.sh,T. L. 
Baker, C. M. C )ttrill, F. Miller, II. II. 
Camp, B. Guerterboch, J. W. Evison, 
xM. Kraiis, E. P. Allis, C. J. Pratt, T. A 
Chapman, Thomas Shea, C. II. Larkin, 
Elias Friend, J. A. Mallory, Edward 
O'Neill, J R Goodrich, M. Bodden, 
John Plankinton, S. S. Merrill, James 
Kneeland, O. J. Hale, W. II. Jacobs, 
John Rugee, Fred. Kuehn, Dr. II. II. 
Butlow, C. E. Andrews, Fred Pabst, E. 
II. Bioadhead. W. W. Coleman, Math. 
Keenan, Harrison Ludington, Ch. V. 
Baumbach, B. Leidersdorf, J. S. White, 
Horace Chase and J. F. Antisdel, weie 
vice presidents. The morning ppers 
gave the following report of the meet- 



BOOM ! 



FIItST GUNS OF THE GREAT REUNION 
FUSED AT 'iuf:sday"s evkning's 

MAS^ MEETING. 



A VEIIT LAKGE CUOWD, A GREAT DEAL 

OF ENTUUSIASM AND A K0U3ING 

OLD TIME. 



ELOQUENT REMARKS BY COL. PIER, 

GEN. HINX'KS, PKIV.VTE PECK, IIANS 

WAliNElt, COL JOHNSON, JUDGE 

MALLOUY AND OTUEUS. 



LOADED TO THE MUZZLE. 

The meeting at i he academy of music, 
Tuesday evening, in the interest of the 
Soldier's Reunion was a splendid suc- 



cess. By the lime the speaking 
was well under way the house was 
crowded and jammed, not less than I,- 
•500 persons being present. At 7 o'clock 
dander's orchestra look a position in 
the street in front of (he building, and 
for an hour discoursed music that stir- 
red up a crowd chiefly characterized 
for its size and for the degree of en- 
thusiasm manifest. Everybody ap- 
peared on the "enthuse," and the 
assembly was a happy conglomeration. 
At 8 o'clock. President Joanson and 
about SO jirominent citizens, not only 
of Milwaukee, but the state at large. 
Were on the stage, and the band liaving 
taken a position back of the officers, 
Hrst rendered a medley of patriotic, war 
time and peace prevailing melodies. 
President Johnson stepped forward 
and said : 
" Ladies (ind GcnlUmen:— 

Tlie exet-uilve eoiiiiiiittee of the Soldiers' Ee- 
uiiiiMi luive;iskeil iiiH to preside over tliis lariie 
uml iiitelligeiit nieeling. an honor wliieli \ high- 
ly appieciale and lor which they have my nicst 
cordial thanlvs. 

We have been incited to this hall to-night, to 
hear a number of distingni.shed .speakers on the 
subject of the great Kennion which is to be lield 
in tliiscity, (lurini^ tlie second weeli of June. 

i fear the mercliants. the nianufaciurers, the 
professional men and citizens of Milwaukee in 
general do not sufficiently estimate llie iinpoi- 
tance of the proposed gatliering, and that, as 
yet, we are far from beii g peum ated with tliai 
nspiration and tliat enthusi:isni which are wor- 
ihy of the occasion, and are so necessary to In- 
sure its succsss. 

Language cannot express the stirring memo- 
ries winch crowd in upon our minds when we 
contemplate sucli a Keuiii in. 

Think of it! To-morrow, nineteen years will 
liave passed since tlie Hag ot tlie United States 
of America w;is lowered in derision before the 
assault of rebels at Fort Snmpter ; and to-mor- 
row, HIteeu years wid liave passed since the 
■-elfsame flag was again raised in triumph over 
the batteied walls of the old fort. 

Before it fell. Ihere was a dark stain upon its 
folds, for it was the flag beneath which the 
tionesaiid blood of four millions of living men 
and HOMien were bought and sold, but when it 
Wiis again raised in triumph it could be said. 
• This proud banner whose resplendent fold 
Alike waves wide above the >oung and old, 
Is and shall be, w iiliout one star the less, 
111 ti'iuiiiph borne to unite and bless 
These niigniy stales Iroiii farthest sea to sea, 
Willi every man, whalc'ei his coloi'. free !' 
Who were the men who fought this fight, a.id 
achieved this glorious and lasting tiinnipli'. 
rtiey were the men who swe'tered hi the lagoon., 
of Mississippi, and froze In the trenches ai 
.■itone Kiver ; who slaked their tliirst in tin 
>v ters of llie Kappahaniiock, and slept foi 
weeks in the swamps of the Chickahoininy : 
(he heroes 01 Vicksbnrg and Mission Kulge, ol 
.Vntielatii and Gettisbnig ; Ihey are the niei. 
who are to be our guests next June, and shab 
we not give them an entliusiaslle, a palriolic. 
:iye an overwhelming welcome? 

I have spoken of the stirring memories wliicli 
ihe Keunion will call up in our minds, and .su 
(lect are the footsteps of lime, that to most ol 
as the eveuts of the war seem to have happened 



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WHITE KIVEK VIADUCT. 







HICKS' LAKE, ONE OF THE "CHAIN" AT WAUPACA. 



THE SOLDIERS REUNION OF 1880. 



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but yesterday. Tliousands, however, in our 
midst have no personal renienibranee of the 
war. All the young men and young women, un- 
der twenty years o£ age, know of those dread- 
ful days of sorrow and of sacrifice only what 
they liavebeen told and wh.it they have read. 

Next June w hen tliey sei* nearly half of the 
ninety thousand men who fnllowed the stand 
arils of Wisconsin to the war, marslia led in the 
streets of our fair city, the achievements and 
the sacrifices of the conflict will be brought 
home to their minds in a uianuersuch as there 
could be in no other way. 

The young men. the young women, and even 
the cliiidren of Wisconsin will tell in coming 
years th vt although they do not remember the 
war. yet tliey well remember the great Keunion 
in Milwaukee in 1880. when thirty thousand vet- 
erans came together to flght their battles over 
again before nteeting the last givat c-neuiy of 
all. 

Ten thousand seven h'.ndred and fifty of the 
brave men who went forth to the war from our 
beloved State nevei' returned, and their names 
we have engraven <m memory's most sacred 
tablet.s. In welcoming the living we bestow 
the highest possible tribute to the dead ; and 
be they living or dead their heroic deeds go down 
embalmed on tlie p.ages of history attordiiig 
tlironghout all time the noblest incentive to 
patriollc devotion in the hearts of generations 
yet unborn. 

In Roman history we are told of the brave 
Horatius, the captain of the gate, who kept at 
bay the whole Tuscan army, and saved the city. 
Centuries after, it was said 

• Wives still pray to Juno 

For boys with hearts as bold, 
As his who kept the bridge so weU, 
In the brave days of old.' 
And can we doubt, but that as 'ong as the 
murmurs of Lake Michigan break upon the ears 
of a free people the mothers of Wisconsin will 
fire the patriotism of their boys by tales of the 
valor and self denial of the men who put down 
theiebelllon in the brave days of old. 

Ladies and gentlemen, as we are lionored 
here tonight by vhe presence of many who are 
at the same time eloquent speakers and tried 
soldiers. I will detain you no longer, but I in- 
vite lor them your most earnest attention." 

Mr. Johnson fairly outdid himself in 
the way of making a speech, lie liist 
introduced Co'. Pier, of Fond du Lac, 
who said in the course of his remarks, 
that: 

A little more th.in a vear Jigo tlie surviving 
Wisconsin soldiers of the late rebellion, conceiv- 
ed the idea of having aKenniun in one of the 
centrally located cities of the state. The sub- 
ject was talked up, a few postal cards were sent 
out, and eventually the newspapers took up the 
matter and gave it tangible shape. It was de- 
cided to hold the Reunion in Milwaukee, and 
June was decided upon as the month in which 
it wtmld be held. Bushels of letters were being 
received daily, and had been for months 
past, and it w;is really snprising toknow how 
the old Wisconsin soldiers liad been scattered 
from one end of tlie world to the other, letters 
coming from every conceivable corner of the 
globe The attendance at the Reunion could 
only be estimated by the capacity of the rall- 
roailsand otlier transporting lines to bringthem 
to the city. It was simply impossible to esti- 
mate the interest that was being manifested in 
this, the greatest Reunion of the times. Noth- 
ing less than ane.arthquake or a hundred earth- 
quakes could keep them away. The most im- 



portant question was : How are they to be fed 
and entertained when they get here? They ex- 
pect to pay I heir way but where shall they.their 
wives and children be sheltered? The patriotic 
citizens will surely make some arrangement for 
them, for it wouldlbe better for us here at home 
to go into the streets and let the tired and dusty 
visitors abide in cmr homes, than to have them 
cf'tne up here and be disappointed. The visitors 
will find Milwaukee beer so good that it is feared 
that many ottliem will indulge unwittingly and 
the next morning will have to appear before the 
Blind Goddess— .fudge Mallory, and beseech 
forg veuess. Many of you will doubtless ap- 
pear for them and plead that tliey are such al- 
mighty good fellows that their sins might be 
forgiven, if he will just let them oil this time. 
The speaker made several very happy local hits 
and told an anecdote that was, to use a com- 
mon expression, "simply immense " 

The speech fairly electrified, by its 
eloquence the audience, and at its close 
the applause was tremendous. 

Gen. J. A. Kellogg, of Wausau, one 
of the "Pinery JJoys," and during the 
war one of the commanders of the fa- 
mous Iron Brigade, was next introduced 
and spoke as follows: 

Mr Prcsidiiit, LaJUs atul Gentlemen: 

It is a iileasure to ine to address so large and 
so intelligent a number of the citizens of Mil 
waukee. On looking ovrr this sea of faces I do 
not see a single unkindly lace and 1 assure you 
I have not the slightest animosity toward one 
of you and yet I pity you. Do you realize the 
fact that yiui are about to be charged upon by 
an army fifty thousand strong ; charged upon 
from all directions at once by this large army, 
armed t( the teeth with giant appetites. A 
raid will be made upon your t'omissary stores 
that it will require your utmost vigilance to de- 
fend. I assure you this will be the case and I 
am afraid ytu do not appreciate the situation. 
Why, you ought to commence now to instruct 
your chickens to roost high and teach your 
young pigs the art of self defense, for such a 
gatiiering of soldiers has never been seen in this 
state as will be with you on that occasion, and 
it is doubtful whether such a sight will ever 
be again seen in this state. From the letters I 
am receiving from all parts of the United States, 
from Maine to California,! am justified in saying 
that the attendance will be rnprecedented. 
The object of the Keunion I understand pri- 
marily to be simply agatheriug of the boys in 
blue for social enjoyment, that we may meet 
and compare notes, look once more into each 
others faces and again clasp hands. I long 
to .see kind faces I now recollect as powder 
grimmed and distorted with pain or fixed with 
the frown of deteriiiinntion to do or die in their 
country's cause. I want to see kindly eyes 
which I recollect as flashing and glaring like 
the eyes of a wild beast as the battle raged 
around us. In fact we want a chance to fight 
our battles over again as soldiers love to do, by 
memory's magic jiovver, recall the lights and 
shades of a soldier's barren life. To those who 
have never teeii in the service it is hard, if not 
impossible, to appreciate the teudeiness of the 
tie that binds soldiers together. Dangers niu- 
tuady shared in the white heat of battle held 
them together and a still stronger tie binds to- 
gether the hearts of those who suffered togeth- 
er the tortures of rebel prison. I.see here to- 
night one with wliom I formerly associated in 
Macon prison pen. We ate cmr part of corn meal 
togetlier with the greatest pleasure we could 



experience. There is but one occasion when I 
remember of getting the better of him and that 
was by a meal of fresh meat acquired as follows : 
A cat by some means got into the prison yard- 
how or why I do not know for there was but 
few attractions for a cat— but it was there and 
caught a rat. The idea struck me that if Chinese 
could eat rats I could, so I raided the cat and 
took the rat away and immediately commenced 
skinning it. A hungry fellow at once took the 
hint and went for the cat, he ate one.I the other, 
while Collins I have no doubt envied both of us, 
for in rebel prison, starved as we were, all that 
was selfish came to the surface and I say there 
is a tender tie biuding all soldiers and es- 
pecially prisoners second only to that binding 
us to wife and children, and sometimes I fear 
not second even to that. It was no holiday task 
to subdue a rebellion of the magnitude of that 
inaugurated by the Southern chiefs in 1861. No 
carpet knights were ttiey who met and conquer- 
ed the veteran troops of Lee.'Longstreet and 
Johnson. It was a fight where .Americans met 
Americans and It was only when it became a mat- 
ter of endurance, of men .money and supplies that 
the North manifested its superiority over the 
South. The armies of the North met foemen 
worthy of their steel. It was a death grapple in 
which with equal numbers.eiiually supplied, it is 
hard to determine where or how the war would 
have ended. 

Better men or better soldiers the world never 
saw than those who confronted each other on 
the b.attle fields of the South. It was a struggle 
which, when ended, left one of the combatants 
defeated and the other victorious but nearly 
exhausted by the struggle. In such a war as 
this an opportunity was given to display the 
metal of which our people was made, and in the 
fiery furnace of battle they proved pure gold. 
As an American I am proud to know that how- 
ever wrong the cause lor which they fought the 
people of the South were no poltroons and when 
the bitterness shall have passed away by the 
flight of time, while the scar may remain, the 
wound will be healed. The time will come when 
the people of the North will point with honest 
l)ride to the sterling traits of character and the 
true soldierly qualities of the boys in gray and I 
pray that the tinie may be hastened when the 
animosities engendered by the war may per- 
manently pass away and when the blue and the 
gray may meet in a Reunion ; though perhaps 
few of the survivors may meet and clasp 
hands as ex-soldiers of one republic cemented 
all the more closely by the memories of the past. 
The brilliancy of the genius of such men as Lee, 
Longstreet, and Jackson made even treason re- 
sjiectable. I am proud of a victory gained over 
such soldiers, I trust that the Reunion may 
serve to bind even the American people more 
closely together in the bonds of friendship, and 
I hope no man w'iil dare to say that it was in- 
augurated tor a partisan purpose. On closing 
let me say I have never distrusted the ability or 
willingness of the people of Milwaukee to make 
the Keunion a success — such a success as shall 
leave Milwaukee associated in the minds of 
every visitor with the pleasantest recollection 
of their lives. From my own section you may 
expect a good delegation of the red sliirted pin- 
ery boys some of whom will bring their tents 
with them. 1 believe that if asnfflcient store of 
provisous is prepared the Ailin and tlte DrinMn 
will in a great measure take care of themselves. 
Milwaukee, I know, will demonstrate its ability 
to take care of its invited guests, and that the 
Keuuion will be a success. 

Secretary of State Ilans B. Warner 



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ISLAND CAMP, WISCONSIN CENTRAL RAILKOAD. 




THE OUTLOOK. KEAK BAVFIELD. 



THE SOLDIEES REUNION^ OF 1S80. 



2i5 



was introduced and made the usual re- 
marks about not being present for the 
purpose of making a speech. He came 
as a private soldier, but supposed the 
privates would have to be taken care i 
of in this matter as well as all of the 
rest. The ma«nitiiae of the great Re- 
union wa^ well shown up, and he warn- 
ed the citizens that soldiers would be 
here en masse. Fr. m one county he 
knew of liOU who would be present, and 
it was likely that at least 60,000 would 
be guests of the city during the week. 
State Treasurer Gueuther was called 
upon and said : 
-Mr. Chairman. Ladlea and Gentlemen: 

Havini; i\-ceivecl nut ice fiDiii the Keunion 
comiMiiti'e ;i> lie piHseiit nil tliis <iccasiou. and 
liHiiiy iiifonncd by my iiiililary fi-ieads tluit :i 
refusal would bo^ an act o: insubordination and 
subject me to acoiiil inaitial.I am here ready 
to meet my fate, but hoye to be dealt by with 
Irnieucy. 

Coininondable as the spirit is, Ihat prompted 
tbisdemnnslration. Iain still of the opinion that 
so far as its object is to increase the attendance 
at the cniuiii^ Keunion. you might as well have 
dispensed with it. Its Hraiid success is already 
an assured fact as everybody can tell yon who 
h IS kept bis eyes and ears open for the last six 
months I know that the snidieis will all rally 
around the old nay in June next. They have 
said so. and you know they always keep their 
word. You will have soldiers enough here to 
conquer the world, should the necessity arise. 

And now, gentlemen, representuii; anil speak- 
ing for tlie grand army of non-coinbajants, I 
herewith giveynu due notice, that it will not be 
within luiiiian power to keep us away. We are 
bound to be in this ciiy dnriiij; this grand gaih- 
eriiig, whether yon have room for us or not, and 
whether you w'ish us or not. You may cutoff all 
railroad coinnuinicaiions, and we will foot it ; 
you may tie up all steamboats, and wewill come 
in canoes or in balloons; you may entrench 
yourselves and we will stinin yonrfor.ilications ; 
you may i-sue a proclamation to bang us--ana 
we will risk that. We would rather hang here 
during these days than in sit on the sombre saw 
logs atO-hkosh or the lonely steps of the Slate 
House at .Madison and read the dispatches of 
the glorious lime vou are enjoying liere. 

(ieiilleinen, we can stand, if neces.sary. the 
distant war ann thunder of battle, we can face, 
without (Incliing, the enemy ; captured and dis- 
arinerl, we can endure tlie hardships of civic 
life in time of war— we could see your soldiers 
cr.iwncd w ith the green laurels of victory with 
out getting even a single leaf of that heantilul 
wreath oni selves. We coiid .stand all this, lint 
when yon e.\pcct us to stay away from this 
peaceable engagement next June, jou will have 
made the reckoning without your host. The 
soldier spirit is aroused in our liearts. and like 
Hannibal of ancient fame, we will cross the 
Alps of obstacles ymi may put in our way. And 
mind yon. we'll not conic alone. We will bring 
our wives, our children and those not blessed 
with those dear ones, their sweethearts. 

Anil why, yon may ask us. do yon come? For 
theni I will answer. Not merely for idle curi- 
ositv. not only because the railroa i f;'re will be 
so cheap, notcmly because your beautiful Cream 
City oilers so many attraclions. not only hccaiise 
we are sure of a royal good lime, not only for 
all this. Initio help to pay off the debt of grati- 
tude every loyal heart tbrougbout this broad 



domain of freedom owes to the soldiers. 

We want togreetthevaliant men. we wautto 
hail the brave defenders of our nation's honor, 
we wani to cheer the surviving gallant patriot.s, 
we waiit|to rcmemher with grateful reverence 
the humblest of our Immortal dead, who. witli 
their own warm life blood sealed the declara- 
tion for time and eternity lliat tlie Union of the I 
States is indissoluble, and forever. i 

V.'e want to see, we want to sliow our chil- 
dren, llie men. the heroes, the battle-scarred 
veterans, who in the ''ark hours of our nai ion's 
peril, in the great sirnggle for liberty iilul Union, 
forgetful of everylliing hut their devotion to 
their native or adopted l.anil, inspired bv the 
loftiest patriotism, placed their all— tlieir liv r— 
upon the hallowed shrine of oui common coun- 
try. 

We want to show t"em, not the soldiery of 
despotism, not soldiers hy birth or profession, 
not soldinrs for paltry gain, not soldiers who do 
the bidding of nioii.iiclis and kings for vain 
glory or brutal coniiuest. but ilie grand army of 
volunteer cii ?.en so'dlers of the Republic, led 
by the majestic, the divine, the .American (;od- 
dessof I^iberty. in the > oble cause of right, of 
justice, and equality to all. 

We want to take these brave men hy the 
hand. We want once more to thank them for 
their heroic deeds, for their unfallerlng love 
for our free institutions. We want to rejoice 
that tbrnngh their efforts, thrnngh their valor, 
through their courageous perseverance, we are 
permilt' d to-day to so fully enjoy all Ihe sweet 
boons of peace, prosperity and a united, free 
and powerful country, of which we, all of n-, 
are proud to be .sovereign citizens. 

Gentlemen, we will all come, and my advice 
is : Prepare for the inevitable." 

In noticing the speech the Milwau- 
kee News said: 

Mr. Guenther spoke in a vein of the richest 
and most irresistible Immor, and his short 
speech was frequently interrupted by aiiplanse 
of the wildest kind. He ended hy paying a 
tiihnte of the mo.st lovable kind to the brave sol- 
diers wlio upheld the union and sav ed the nation. 

J^oud calls were made by the audience 
for General Ilincks, and upon his ap- 
pearance tlie applause was so deafening 
and conlinuous that it was several min- 
utes before he could be heard lie said 
that he had come losee how Milw.iu- 
keeans pmijosed to treat the soldiers. 
1). ring tlie pas few days he had expe 
lienced what it was to see a soldier 
stricken down. As to his management 
of the Home, every intelligent person in 
Milwaukee was convers.uit. He then 
gave a plain, sensible slaieinenl of w hat 
should be done liy ihecitizi^ns ;o help 
the Keunion along. There was a pros- 
pect of Milwaukee being eaieii (uit of 
liouse and home. It was necessary lor 
every family to take steps at once to 
help entertain some of the visi.iny; sol 
diers, their cousinsaiid iheir anil s. lie 
dispel ed the idea of ilie Reunion being 
avoiiical boiin-indifed. if anjone 
wanted to turn it into politics, why let 
them do it; who cared— and if the men 
v\lioc.iiried the banners of this slate 
from the lakes to ilie gulf didut have 



a right to t.i'k politics, if they wanted 
to, wi did'r* 

Gen. Bryant, adjutant general of the 
state, made a short but patriotic and 
telling speech. He said, among other 
good things, thitt the soldiers were au- 
tieipating the events of the Reunion 
with the greatest plfiasure, wnd the 
event would indeed be one of the greit- 
est in the annals of the northwest. He 
felt sure Milwaukee would hang out its 
latch string and dispense its hospitality 
as only the Cream city could. Every 
class of veieraiis would be present, Ihe 
boys would lay down ihe ermine, would 
come from the work-shops, from the 
ciiies, towns and villages, from the 
tields and woods. 

Col. (ieo. B. Goodwin was called for. 
He said that in answer to all remarks 
about the chickens roosting high, he 
was delegated to pronounce them falsn. 
He undeis'.ood that an order had been 
issued for the chickens not to go to 
roostat all. About the soldiers getljiig 
into Judge Mallory's court for drinking 
lager, that w.is tilso an egregious eiror, 
as it had long ago been decided in I hat 
popular iribiiu'il that lager beer was 
not an intoxicating beverage. And the 
law was not dealt out by that otflcial 
under the shadow of a blind goddess, 
but was dispensed with the bandage re- 
moved from the young lady's eyes. Col. 
Goodwin then spoke of the record made 
by Wisconsin soldiers, as the liigli st 
and best, and made a great hit in reit 
eratiiig the almost forgotten fact tha' 
the then 1.3 year old state sent 80,000 
soldiers !o battle, who were noble vol 
untee s. He conc'uded by offering a 
resolution inviting all soldiers lo be 
present at the Reunion, and accept the 
hospitalities of the city. The resolution 
was unanimously adopted. 

Judge -Malliiry was called for, and on 
appearii g said it was loo l:ite to make 
a speech. He thoiiglit Milwaukee had 
been honored in i eing selected as tli3 
place of Ihe Reunion, and every citizen 
felt the greatest iiilerestin it. None 
need fear that ihey could not be well 
cared for. There >» as food in s'. ore for 
a million soldiers. There was milii -tir 
of bushels of wheat and niilaons of 
pounds of pork, owners w ul ! be glad 
todi.sp ise of. Lai^er would i oine ''2 for 
5," and if tiny of the soldiers were so 
unrorlnnate as lo anpear before him, he 
would be glad to give em 3 for .5 

At th- conclusion of Judge Mallorv's 
speech, loud calls weielmadefir'Teck," 
and the strawberry blonde of an editor 
left his seat in the audience and clam- 
bered onto the stage. He simply said : 



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BAPIDS OF THE TYLEK FORK OF BAD KIVEE. 




EOBEUTS' SUilMER KESOKT, MENASHA, 



THE SOLDIERS REUXIOJT OP !880. 



247 



".Ladies andgenUemen ot Milwaukee, that is, 
notallof you but just eiiougli of you. Many ot 
tliose who are not present have sent thfii- re- 
grets. My friends there is an impression out 
that I cruslied the late rebellion. I didn't do it 
I have heretofore on various occasions admitted 
that I liad, hut as I spent most ot my time, wnile 
soldiering, down in Louisiana, where tliey raise 
such awful liars, you will at once see tliat I am 
not responsible for it, and yet I know lots of men 
who crushed the rebellion. There are at least 
2(1.000 in Wisconsin wlio squelched it. But the 
Reunion is to be a big thing. I have already 
received 35,001 letters from soldiers whom I ovve> 
and tliey are all coming. Everything will be 
done to amuse, entertain and please them. I 
will lend tlieni every cent 1 owe ; all other cit- 
izens should do the same thing. Besides the 
beer and other good tilings, the Y. M. C. A. and 
The Sun, tnese two great moral Institutions 
across the way, will be on tap every day from 
7 A. M. to 10 p. M. There are facilities in tlie 
breweries and ice houses to sleep a million of 
'em. There is no need ot them coming here 
with a mouth full of straw to sleep on. for if 
there are any tenis in tliese United States tliat 
aint filled with yellow fever, we are going to 
have them. Will get them by fair means if 
possible, and if not, by fou'. Speaking of fowls 
reiuiuds me. Tliere is no danger ot a scarciiy 
of chickens. <Tentlenien, the woods are full of 
them. Gen.Hincks and others have sold their 
game chickens in anlicipation of this event, but 
they were bought in the sime neighborhood 
and consequently can be relied on. There will 
be tents on hand to shelter the boys from the 
falling dews of heaven, or any other deuce. No 
outsiders can drink beer, the lireweries and sa- 
loons will all be closed. But it Is possible 
enough can be scared up to prevent a famine. 
New military companies are being formed on 
all sides to see that no guilty man escapes.— 
Thank you." 

By the time this meeting was adjourn- 
ed Milwauliee was fully alive to the 
exigencies ot the case — the boom had 
started. A finance committee was at 
once organized, and $25,000 raised to 
meet contingent expenses of the occa- 
sion. 



THE BADGERS IN BA TTLE. 



From Falling Waters to Appomattox. 



How They Acted — A Proud Record. 

(BV COL. ED. E. BUYANT.) 

The Return. 
When the war was over and peace, 
longed-for, j-rayedfor, thrice blessed 
peace, returned, the soldiers of the 
Union looked forwiird to their discliar-te 
wi h prof oundest joy. Tliey were eager 
to resume those pursuits of civil life 
which they had reluctantly butptompt- 
ly abandoned at the call of their coun- 
try. They were impatient to leave the 
scene of thi^ir hardships and their tri- 
umphs, and return to -'God's country," 
the better clime and more congenial at- 
mosphere of home. And no happier 



mortals ever trod the earth than those 
gallant armies of the L^nion whf-n their 
homeward march began. They were to 
lay aside the rough harness of war; 
they might engage once more in the 
avocations of peace, the blessed p ivi- 
leges of which they had learned to i rize. 
The avenues ot success in a quiet and 
prosperous land, opened to their ambi- 
tion, and they felt the enthusiasm of 
those to whom the ga eway of manlood 
had just appeared. Full of hope they 
were to begin life anew. 

They felt, too, the loftiest, noblest 
pride that manliness can feel. Their 
valor had saved the nation. The desti- 
nies of a great people, the hopes of man 
kind for ftee government, had been 
committed to their charge, and they had 
proven faithful to the high trust. Their 
fortitude and devotion, their bravery 
and tidelity, had rescued their country 
from impending ruii}. They were con- 
querors for the right. They were cov- 
ered with honor and crowned witli suc- 
cess; and life was clad with new light 
and dignity to them. And, above all, 
they were coming home ; and amid toll 
and hardship, and in camp and mnrcli, 
ill battle and in hospital, perchance in 
prison pens, God knows, they had learn- 
ed how much of heaven is implied in the 
dear word "home!" 

And in 186-5, the armies of the Union 
passed off the stage of action to exist 
no more save in history's most thrilling 
annals, and in the memories of the host 
who composed that band of patriot 
heroes. 

To their added honor be it said that 
no class of men ever devoted themselves 
with more alacrity and energy than did 
the returned soldiers, to the honorable 
avocations of peace. Comparatively 
but few of them were spoiled by the de- 
moralizing influences of war; and in 
the vv-alks of life the soldiers of the 
Unl"n have, as civilians, taken the front 
rank for public spirit, for large hearted 
enterprise and for good citizenship. 

Nearly half a generation of time has 
passed since those niighiy armies dis- 
solved back into civil life The "lioys 
ill iilue,'' then so full of life and the Are 
of youth, now find themselves apjiroach- 
iiigmiddle age. Grown more ihonght- 
ful as the \ears roll on, they love to 
turn from the business cares of life back 
to the eventful days in wliichlhey boie 
so active and glorious a part. 'J hey 
love t ' meet t lie comrades true and tried, 
of other days, and to recall those scenes, 
so vividly painted on their memories, 
and to enjoy the companionship of lln'se 
clioke spirits, whose recollections, like 



theirs, are stored with the rich historic 
experiences of the brave days of the 
war. 

Hence it is, that annual reunions are 
becoming more general, and we look 
forward to them with deeper interest as 
the years wear away. On this occiasion 
of your reunion it seems to me most fit- 
ting to choose as the theme for my ad- 
dress. 

The Soldiers of Wisconsin. 

Their service and their worth demand 
a better tvibute tlian my gifts can bring. 
Their brave deeds can have but mere 
iillusion, where time will not permit a 
full recital. 

In no spirit of narrowstate pride, nor 
invidious denomination, do I speak of 
them alone, for the brave men who 
maintained the honor of this state in 
the late war would resent any detrac- 
tiim from the merits of those valiant 
compaiiions-in-arms who were enrolled 
in other states. Side by site with the 
brave men of every other lo>al state, 
they bore their part in that war. Wis- 
consin's soldiers won for themselves, in 
every part of the great theatre of war 
the generous praise of other troops. 
Tliey need not detract or belittle the 
services of others in order to give con- 
spicuily to their own. Besides, the 
splendid material which made up Wis- 
consin's quota to the armies of the 
Union was in but small proportion 
native to the soil. Less than ten per cent, 
of her soldiers were born in her borders. 

At the breaking out of the war, Wis- 
consin's population was composed 
mainly of immigrants from New York, 
New England, the Middle states, and 
from Ireland, Germany and Norway. 
It was composed mainly of young men 
and youths in their very prime; a sturdy, 
stalwart, self-reliant element such as 
push out to develop a new country.— 
Their superiority was noticeable.— 
Wherever a VVisconsin regiment appear- 
ed, the fine physique, the self reliant 
carriage of its men at once challenged 
attention; and division and brigade 
commanders were eager and proud to 
get Wisconsin regiments into their com 
mands. 

Wisconsin furnished, accordipg to the 
very carefully collected returns prepar- 
ed dining the war, 91,.397 men to the 
armies of the Union. In one respect her 
miliiary his ory is peculiar llei troups 
were sent to almost every part of tlie 
great lljeatre of war. It was a wise 
policy of the^general government that 
suggested the brigading of the troops 
without regard to states. It put a check 
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row and petty state pride, which, of all 
men, the soldiers wlio fouglit for the 
cause of n-itioiiiil union, liave leiirned to 
despise. It cemente<l in one grent li-nih- 
erliood the loyMl annies. And \Visi;on- 
sin's troops. I s;!y. Wfro not only st;idi- 
nusiy ditlii'jeuiimoii;; llie v:nious biig- 
i'.'.'es, divisi)ii3iuid corps, but were put 
to sprvire in nearly pvery prominent 
p;;i' ot iiie ae;it of war. And wlierever 
they vvere sent, they bore a conspicuous 
part in tlie evPhis of all the ini icipiil 
cunp.ii'rns. It can be trulv said that a 
full reuord of Wisconsiu troop»and the 
part they bore and tlie events in wliicli 
they participated, would not f:ill far 
short fa couiple e history of the war, 
so wide reaching was their war experi- 
ence, and so fully dillu ed were they 
throughout the several .irinies and their 
several parts. Wisconsin stood side by 
side with the regiments of every loyal 
state, and faced in frequent battle the 
troops of every rebel state. 

And history bears me out in the proud 
boast, if sue 1 it seems, that wherever 
they were sent, and with whatever 
troops distribu ed, they soon gained a 
name in army circles, as being among 
the very best of soldiers. Not only were 
they noted for conrai^e and steadiness 
in the fieid, but for order and discipline, 
for intelligence and manly bearing, for 
cleanliness and orderly life in camp, for 
their careful military instruction, and 
for their quick appreciation of the du- 
ties and dignity of (he character of the 
citizen >oldi»-r. 'I'liey accepted the re 
Btrainis of discip'iue as a necessity of 
etllcieiit service. They cheerfully obey- 
ed men wlio were, in nuiny ci'.ses, m 
every ihiug but the circumstance of 
rank, their inferiors, because they knew 
that of all evils in an army, insubordi- 
nation is the worst; and that aruied an- 
archy meant but shame, disgrace, de- 
feat and ruin of armies and of the cause. 

Another fact contributed largely to 
the elliciency of our lighting regiments, 
who served during llie whole war. Tlie 
state autliorities, less umbiiious to swell 
the number of regnuent^ tlnn to fur- 
nish good soldii-rs wliere most needed, 
adopted the policy of sending recruits 
to the o'd regiments. This wa^ e.^iiec- 
lally gratifying to army commanders. 
Says Gen. Sherman in his memoirs: "I 
remember ihit Wisconsin kept her 
regiments filled with recruits, whereas 
other states generally filled iheii quotas 
by new regiments; and tlie result was 
that we estimated a Wisconsin regiment 
equal to an ordi:iary brigade," as the 
recruits, mixed in with old soldiers and 
experienced olUcers, soon became 
veterans. 



Tinie forbids morej than a passing 
glance at llie panorama of those many 
and mighty campaigns, in which it is 
our pi ide tiiat we shared. But on tliis 
occasion, w liich brings to mind tlij stir- 
ring events of those memorable days, I 
know my coiMiade-i will pardon me if I 
linger a few moments to nfer to the 
gr. atevenis in wliicli ^Visconsin sol- 
diers covered themselves wiih imperish- 
able renown. 



The First Advance. 
In the first advance into Northern 
Virginia, the first regiment was promi- 
nent, and at Falling Waters, July^2d. 
i8lil first met tlm enemy. The lirst 
bloodshed m I he niemmable and after 
w.irds blood-drenched valley of the 
Shenandoah, (lowed from the veins of 
Wisconsin boys. In the "Onto Rich- 
mond' movement which culminated in 
the disastrous reimlse at Bull Run, our 
slate was represented by the second 
ipgiraent in the brigade of then Col. W. 
T. Sherman, now general of the army. 
That they lost more than a seventh of 
the command in killed and wounded, 
and were among the last to leave that 
ill fated field, wliere troojis all panic 
stricken we-e fljing on either side of 
them, shows that even then, green and 
untried as they were, they gave promise 
of the mettle which in riper discipline 
made their fame world-wide. Sherman 
in his reports speaks of their steadi- 
nes;*. 



Peninsular Campagn, 1862. 

In this campaign, Wisconsin was rep- 
icsenled by the gallant littli regiment 
and by Co G, Berdan's shariishoolers. 
The Fifth at Williamsburg made the 
cliarge which turned in our favor the 
v.-avering scale of battle. For this they 
received the th;'>nks ot (ien McClellan. 
"My lads,'' said he, as he rode up to the 
regiment a day or two after, "I came 
to thank you for your gallant conduct 
the other day. You gained honor lor 
your country, your slate, and the army 
tovvhich you belong. Through you we 
won the day." And telegraphing to the 
secretary of war the hasty report of tlie 
charge, he said it was "brilliant in the 
extreme."' 

The sharpshooters of Co. G, Berd.m's 
regiment picketed, scouted and skirm- 
i-lied from York to the defences of 
Richmond; and what old Bohiier here 
does not know how much of I'.ard, alert 
duty and danger are implied in that ser 
vice. In many of the battles of that 
bloody canipaign,tlieirrifiesat the front 
rang out the prelude to tlie volleyed 
thunderof tlie g*- ral engagement. 



The Battle of Winchester 
In the campaign up the Shenandoah 
valley in 1862, the old Third Wiscon in 
bore a prominent part. When Gen. 
Banks, with his command stripped 
d'wn to4,000 fightingmeu,\vaj pounced 
upon by the combined divisions of Kw- 
eil and Stonewall Jacks n, the Third 
Wisconsin was in the little brigadu 
which, in open field, n anfully held in 
check the overpowering host for live 
hours. 

The incidents of that battle liave al- 
ways a mournful interest to me. My 
most loved messmate and comrade, 
Capt. Moses O Bri^-n, one of the bravest 
Irishmen who ever drew a sword in free- 
dom's cause, fell at th:! head of the com- 
pany. After liaving, earlier in the bat- 
tle, been wounded severely, he refused 
to leave the field, and soon fell with a 
second and mortal wound. And, as the 
fight surged away from where he fell, 
with bis d\ing breath, he begged of a 
stranger to draw the finger ring from 
his death-palsied band, and bring it, as 
a token of bis undying friendship, to me. 
Comrades, how many like him can you 
call to mind? Liou-heailed in action 
and in command; firm on duty as the 
iron and the oak; in companionship, 
gentle and loving as the child— now on 
the field of honor resting from their war- 
fare! 



Gainesville. 
A few days after, the second, sixth 
and seventh regiuieuts fought at Gaines- 
ville one of the sharpest, bloodiest minor 
liattles of the war. The gallant beha- 
vior of the brigade elicited from Gen. 
Pope the encomium that it 'consisted of 
some of ihe be^t troops in the service." 
Next, we hear otthis gallant brigade at 
South Mountain, chaigiug up the gap, 
pushing its way up the rocky crest, and 
dislodging an enemy having every ad- 
vantage I f position. Right gallantly it 
stormed the mountain gateway, paying 
dearly for its victory in Wisconsin's 
choicest blood; and gaining the immor- 
tal name of "The Iron Brigade of the 
west," a designation u boie uneuvied 
and with honor. 



Antietam 
Then came Antietam, which Greeley 
calls 'tie bloodi St day that America 
ever saw."' In that :-angniiiary battle, 
Wisconsin's honor was upborne by the 
third regiment standing bravely in line, 
in an exposed position, begging tor per- 
mission to charge, firing steadily and 
closing uptheihinningranks, until :he 
fallen cartridge papers, forinonths after- 
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perfect line of battle— taking into bat- 
tle 3i') men, of whom 198 were killed or 
wouuckd— almost two-thirds. Th-re 
was the (itlh regiment, staunchly sup- 
porting a battery in the heart of the 
light. There was the "Iron Brigade," 
winning by a fearful list of dead and 
wounded, the high praise of the com- 
mander of the army: '■! have s- en them 
under (ire acting in a manner that re- 
flected the greatest possible credit and 
honor upon themselves and their state. 
They are equal to the best troops in any 
army iu the world." 



Shilofi 
The si.xteenth and eighteenth regi- 
ments fought at Shiloh. Though but 
raw soldiers then, and receiving the 
command to load and lire for the fiist 
time, and that, too, after they had been 
surirised by an attack, "yet they held 
their position." says a war correspon- 
dent of the Cincinnati Gazette "with 
an obstinacy that adds new laurels to 
the character of "American soldiers." 
Gov. Harvey wrote home just before 
his untimely death: "Many regiments 
of tlutt hght may weL covet the impres- 
sion which the eighteenth Wisconsin 
left of personal bravery, heroic daring 
and determined endurance." 

The Fourteenth Wisconsin came upon 
the held at midnight, took its place in 
line in mud, rain, and darkness, and 
wailed for the morning; fought like 
veterans the next day; four times 
charged a battery; thrice repulsed, took 
it and kept it leaving a stack of (jO dead 
rebe's where it fell. Thus in their hrst 
fight, admiring witnesses of their sol- 
dierly valor gave them the merited name 
of the "Wisconsin Regulars." 

Chaplin Hills, or Perry ville. 
When the tide of war rolled north- 
ward in the later summer of 1862, and 
Kirby Smith with a large army poured 
intoKtntucky threatening Cincinnati, 
Gen. Buell left the Tennessee river to 
pursue. The two armies met in combat 
at Chaplin Hills. Here were Wiscon- 
sin's first regiment, the re-organized 
twenty-lirst, tenth, fifteenth, and twen- 
ty-fourth regiments and the third, htth 
and eighth batteries. It is recorded of 
the first, that when one division of our 
forces bad been driven back in disorder 
Gen. Rousseau, fearing the panic would 
become general, rode in front of the 
First Wisconsin shouting to the boys to 
"keep steady and we would whip them 
yet." The Wisconsin boys cried out 
with one voice: "Lead us to the front." 
Gen. Rousseau says: "They drove back 



the enemy several times with great loss, 
and until their ammunition gave out 
bravely maintained their position." 
They captured the colors of the rebel 
regiment. 

The Tenth Wisconsin was under fire 
for seven hours that day. Rousseau 
says of tlieir brigade, that, "Repeatedly 
assailed by overwhelming nunil)ers. 
after exhausting its ammunition, it still 
held its position." He declared that 
these "brave men were entitled to the 
gratitude of the country." 

The fifteenth regiment gained honor- 
able mention here, cauturing a large 
store of ammunition and m my prison- 
ers. 

The fifth battery here gained renown. 
Three times they repulsed a rebel 
charge. Gen. McCook thanked them 
on the field saying: "They saved the 
division from a disgraceful defeat." 



Corinth. 

The siege of Corinth was participated 
in by the eighth, fourteenth, sixteenth 
seventeenth and eighteenth regiments 
of infantry, and the fifth, sixth, elevenUi 
and twelfth batteries, and many of these 
commands shared iu the pursuit after 
the evacuation. At the second l)attle 
of Corinth, these regiments came m f r 
a share of a very hard fight. 

The fourteenth here won golden com- 
pliments. Hear the report of the brig 
ade commander: "On Col. Hancock and 
his regiment, the fourteenth Wisconsin, 
there was no discount. This legiinent 
was the one to rely upon in any emer- 
gency; always cool, steady and vigorous. 
Though suffering more loss than any of 
the regiments in the command, they 
maictained their lines and delivered 
their fire with all the pre-ision and cool- 
ness which could have been maintained 
on drill." In this battle the Seven- 
teenth Wisconsin made one of those 
sweeping, tearing charges which Irish 
soldiers the world over regard as their 
"best holt." "Boys," said the brigade 
commander, "boys of the seventeenth, 
you made the most glorious charge of 
the campaign." 

The eighteenth was praised for "most 
effectual service.'" The eighth received 
high encomiums. The sixth battery 
did her duty and, says Gen. Hamilton, 
"didnoble work." The twelfth battery 
was honored by Gen. Sullivan with the 
praise: "Boys, I am proud of you. You 
have done nobly. The dead in front of 
your battery show the work vou have 
done." 



bloody battle of Cedar Mountain was 
opened by the Third Wisconsin Its full- 
est force fell on their part of the line. 
Greeley says, after explaining the situ- 
ation, and the badly managed scheme 
of the attack on such a position, that, 
"had victory been possible they would 
have won it." "The best blood of the 
Union was here poured out like water, 
butiu vain." 



Cedar Mountain. 
In Pope's campaign in Virginia, the 



Stone Rii/er. 

The close of the year 1SG2 was sig- 
nalized by the memorable fight at Stone 
River, Tenn. On this hard fought field 
\S'isconsin reported with the first, 
tenth, fifteenth, twenty-first, and 
twenty-fourth regiments, and the 
ihird, fifth and eighth batteries, a 1 
in battle array. On the 30th December 
the fltteenth regiment and the third and 
eighth batteries were in the hottest of 
the fight. The fifteenth Wisco; sincap- 
tured a gun as its troi)hy of the day. In 
his repoit of his share of the fight. Gen. 
Phil. Sheridan speaks of the "splendid 
conduct, bravery and elliciency of the 
twenty-fourth vVisconsin." Col. Scrib- 
ner, their brigade commander, says: 
"The tenth Wisconsin would have suf- 
fered extermination rathor than yield its 
ground without orders." (Jen Rousseau 
reports that when, during the battle. 
Wlieeler's cavalry attacrced liis supply 
trains, "the bui-den of the fight fell on 
the twenty-first Wisconsin who behav- 
ed likp veterans. The conmiander of 
the brigade in which the eighth bat'.ery 
servea speaks of the "determined 
bravery and chivalrous heroism of the 
officers and men." Gen Davis says the 
conduct of the fifth battery was "gal- 
lant and distinguished." Another com- 
mander says its "guns were splendidly 
handled. 

Fierce, that battle raged on the 30th 
and 31st of December. Greeley tells 
the story of its conclusion. He says: 
"Night fell on our army success- 
ful at every point, notwtihstand- 
ing eyery attempt which had been 
made to drive it, but with little 
reason for exultation. It had lost a 
fourth of its men and guns * * * 
But Rosencraus took stock of ammu- 
nition * * * he lay down with his 
army to awnit such a New Year's day 
! as it pleased God to send them. * * * 
Rosencraus said: "This battle must be 
won. At 9 A. ii. they, the rebels, had 
supposed our array in their hands; at 
sunset Bragg, the rebel commander, 
had enough to do to save his own. 

Prairie Grove. 
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Wisconsin distinguished itself. Says 
Greeley; "The twentieth Wisconsin 
and the nineteentli Iowa were ordered 
to charge a rebel battery in their front. 
They did it most gallantly, hurling 
back its supports, but were unable to 
hold it. Their charge was at once re- 
turned with interest by the rebels, in- 
tent on the capture of our ihree bat- 
teries, and pushing within a iuuidred 
yards ot our guns, they were likewise 
repulsed wiih {.reat slaughter." Gen. 
Blunt reports the gallant charge of the 
tweniieth Wiscon.-iii, and Says that 
"they did their duty nobly." Men of 
Iowa, Illinois, Kansas, Missouri and 
Wisconsin mingled their blood on the 
same field. He says: "For deeds of 
valor on the field of Prairie (irove, 
their native states may well be proud 
of them." Their lirigade commander 
said: "They behaved nobly and stood 
tire like veterans." Gen llerron writes: 
"Tlieir ch-irge was a glorious sight." 
He says: "My two divisions (includ- 
ing the twent.eth Wisconsin,) are in- 
vincible." "Better men never went up- 
on tlje field. "But," he continues: "It 
is with a sad heart that I look upon 
the long rows of graves wliere lie my 
giilliint soldiers, who have died, vic- 
tims of this accursed rebellion. May 
the a:thors of it have a hot place in 
hell." These bitter words were wrung 
from the heart of one who looked up- 
on the hundreds of graves of the boys 
in blue; and, if they come not up to 
the full measure of Chris' ian charity, 
the recording angel willadmilthe griev- 
ous provocation and great sorrow that 
called Ihem forth. 

Tlio second and third Wisconsin cav- 
alry were present at this battle, and 
thrir etliciency and aid given on and 
near the field were highly commended 
by the commanding general; and Gen. 
Herron reports that they proved them- 
selves ''worthy of the name o£ Ameri- 
can soldiers." 

The third cavalry, undnr Major Cal 
kins, elicited the admiration of both 
armies for its skillful maneuvers, and. 
itsslKirp assaults on the rebels left wing 
which occurred in view of the entire 
field of action. 



Fredericksburg and ChancellorvHle. 

Turning our glance eastward, we find 
the Iron brigade, the fifth regiment and 
]5erdan"s sliarpshooters in the battle of 
Fredericksburg. In the opening opera- 
tions of isijli, came the battle of Chan- 
cellorville. Here were engaged the 
Wisconsin third. When Stonewall 
Jackson had crushed the eleventh corps, 
the third was in the division that was 



thrown in as a barrier to their victo- 
rious advance. Right gallantly Ihit 
duty was done, and the victors were 
checked. Behind the third were guh- 
ered the forty piec s of artillery, which 
through the night, belched their luis- 
siles into the woods over the heads of 
the lines. In the night attack made to 
c' eck the rebel on et, this regiment 
took part; and on the morniig at day- 
break, the b itlle wiis resumed. While 
regiments on their flanks were retiring, 
the third, under an equ lly witheri g 
fire, was advancing, crowding t' e ene 
my before it, and supposed it was win- 
ning a v.ctory. 



The Fifth at lltary's Heights. 
In this campaign, the fif h Wi--con" 
sin headed the famous charge which 
carried a part nf |,he almost iici)rei;na- 
ble Mary's Heights at Fredericksburg. 
The position over which they charged 
was such, and the valor of the men who 
Hssailed it so heroic, that a correspond 
ent of the London Times, southern 
sympathiser, writes from Lee's head- 
quarters: "Never at Fontenoy, Al- 
Luera, nor at Waterloo, was more un- 
daunted courage displayed * * * 
than (luring the six frantic dashes 
which they. (Hancock's corps) directed 
against the ahnott impregnable posi- 
tion of their foe;" and Greeley s.ys: 
"Braver men never smiled on death, 
than those who climbed Mary's Hill on 
that fatal day." The one gleam of suc- 
cess in that f:a'lant but disastrous fight, 
was the captuiv by the fifth Wisconsin, 
of a reijel battery. All else was failure 
where "we had reason for sorrow 
but none for shaiBe.'' 



TVJe Fall of Vicksburg. 

The capture of Vicksburg, in 1803, 
was the crowning glory of the war in 
the Mississippi Valley. Wisconsin can 
proudly claim her full sh;ire in the lau- 
rels of th it aoliieveinent.Twelve'of her 
best regiments of infantry, one of cav- 
alry, and three of her ba:teries were 
among the legion of heroes who closed 
arouml that stronghold. There were her 
eighth eleventh, tweltth, fourteenth, 
seventeenth, eighteenth, twentieth, 
twenty-! bird, twenty-tiflh, tweiitv- 
seveiith, twenty-ninth ;nid thirty-third 
inf.mtry; her .second cavalry; her first, 
sixth and twelfth batteries. 

In the preliminary operntions, the 
capture of Arkansas Post was one of 
the brilliant seres of valorous dcds. 
Here the twenty-third Wisconsin bore 
a noble part, Greeley records in his 
"American Conflict' how it charged the 
rebel light and dislodged the enemy.— 



This regiment was, for its gallantry 
heie, highly complimented in general 
orders, and as a tribute to its gallant 
conduct, its brigade commander Gen. 
Bururidge, was appointed to plant the 
American flag upon the captured fort. 
In the battle of Port Gibson, whicli re- 
sulted in a victory which Grant, in his 
congratulatory order, declared "one of 
the most important of th« war," the 
eleventh Wisconsin bore a part wliich 
was honorably mentinned in general 
orders. The twentj -third Wisctnisin 
were there, too, capturing many prison- 
ers 

The twenty-ninth Wisconsin was in 
the hottest of the fight; and, in this, its 
first battle, its brig.ide commander 
testified that its brave men "fought like 
ve;erans." 

in that sweeping advance to gain the 
rear of Vicksburg, the battle of Jack- 
son was fought. The Eighth and Eigh- 
te nth Wisconsin were in the charge 
t at carried the town. The eighth was 
one of the first regiments t > enter, and 
was at once appointed provost guard, a 
compliment to efficiency and discipline 
that regiments w- re proud to receive. 
Then followed Champion Hills. Here 
the; twenty-third regiment sustained a 
prominent part, lenderiug consiicuoiis 
and effective service on its part of the 
field. Tlie twenty ninth regiment was 
here in Hovey's division, bays Gree- 
ley: '"The credit of this victory de- 
volves on Hovey and his gallant divi- 
sion, which was for hours closely en- 
gaged with superior numbers strongly 
posted and well covered by dense for- 
ests, and who fought gallantly and re 
peatedly crowded back our line by the 
sheer weight of that which opposed it." 
An eye witness, the war correspondent 
of the Cincinnati Commercii], writes: 
"Shijrtly after the commencement of 
the general engagement, the rebels 
brnu^ht a battery of four to bear upon 
the first brigade of Hovey's division, 
and were infiicting severe punishment 
with it. Gen. McGinnis ordered it 
charged. Ihe eleventh Indiana and 
t-venty-n ntli Wisconsin being in front, 
the liazardoiis task was assigned them. 
They marched cautiously up a high 
slope to within 7.5 yards of the guns,and 
then made a dash at the pieces. The 
rebel gunners performed their duty man- 
fully, sUmdiiig by their guns till they 
were driven away with bayonets or 
clubbed with muskets. The eleventh 
and . W-'nty-iiinth were not to be driven 
back, however, nor denied the object 
for which they started." 

The twenty-ninth Wisconsin in this 
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brass pieces, a stand of colors and 306 
prisoners. And Greeley exultingly re- 
cords how Dillon's sixth Wisconsin bat- 
tery strengtliened llovey's artillery on 
the right, "and opened on the advaiic 
ing foe an enhlading lire thatariested 
and turned iliem back under a tempest 
of clieers from our men." 

Next day our victorious army advanced 
on the Big Black, to find the enemy 
strongly posted there. Here the Thir- 
teenth corps won the day. Here the 
First Wisconsin batter}' poured its effect- 
ive shot into the rebel position, bravely 
disregarding the rebel shell wliich ex- 
ploded its own caissons. Here the story 
of the intrepid charge of the Eleventh 
AVisconsin, and other regiments, is best 
told by the correspondent of the Cincin- 
nati Commercial : "The order," he writes, 
"was given to the brigade command on 
the right to advance and charge the ene- 
my's works. The order was received 
with shouts and cheers. The Twenty- 
first, Twenty-second and Twenty-third 
Iowa and Eleventh AVisconsin in Lawler's 
brigade, were the first to annisunce them- 
selves in readiness. The order, Forward, 
was given, and steadily and valiantly the 
brave boys moved up to the assault. The 
enemy crouched down behind the breast- 
works. A portion jof them stationed 
in a curtain on the right of the fort, 
whence they were able to get a cross fire 
upon the column, reserved their volley 
until we were within easj' musket range, 
■when they swept the advancing line with 
their terrible fire. The brave boys lost 
in that fearful volley 150 men, yet they 
faltered not nor turned their steps back- 
ward. They waded the bayou delivering 
their fire as they reached tire other bank, 
and rusheil on the enemy with fixed bay- 
onets. So quickly was this accomplished 
tliat the enemy had not time to reload and 
was forced to surrender." Then came 
the investment of A'icksburg and the re- 
peated assaults of May 19th and 22d. The 
eleven regiments of Wisconsin inf.mtry, 
and three batteries above mentioned 
closed around the doomed city. The 
Eighth Wisconsin, underShennan, on the 
right, in the a.ssault of May 22d, reached 
the outer slope of the works, and staid 
there till ordered to retire. The Eleventh 
AVisconsin assaulted in the center and 
suUered heavily. Tlie Fourteenth AVis- 
consin covered itself with glory at tlie 
cost of nearly half its men, advancing its 
line far beyond the regiments on either 
hand. So gallant was their conduct here 
that Gen. Rousseau.when his division en- 
tered the city, after the surrender, gave 
the Fourteenth Wisconsin the post of 
honor, saying in his order : "Every officer 
and man in the Fourteenth is a hero." 



The Twenty-seventh AVisconsin took an 
honorable pirt in the a.ssault of the 14th 
and 231 of May. The Ta-elfth and Eight- 
eenth regimentsi did excellent service in 
the sl-^ge. 

The Twenty-third AVisconsin, too, worn 
down to a squad, but with the courage 
and determination of heroes, pushed up 
to the base of the rebel forts. The flag 
of truce sent out by Pemberton proposing 
to surrender was received in its front by 
one of its officers. That their assaults 
were not successful, is not strange. Gen. 
Sherman, after seeing Sevastapol, says 
the position at A'icksburg was the more 
difficult of the two. 

On the day of the surrender of A'icks- 
burg, the battle of Helena, Arkansas, was 
fought. Here the Twenty-eighth AN'is- 
consin participated, pouring its deadly- 
fire into the assailants, and repulsing the 
flower of tlif rebel troops of Arkansas. A 
AVisconsin Brigadier Gen. F. Salomon, 
planned and constructed the defences, 
through the judicious location of which 
the victory was won. * 



Port Hudson. 



Following A'icksburg, Port Hudson fell 
after a sturdy resistance. 

The Fourth AVisconsin charged up in- 
to the ditch surrounding the fortification 
sustaining fearful loss. Greeley says of 
the assault in which they took part : 
"Never was fighting more heroic. * * * If 
valor could have triumphed over such 
odds.they would have cairied the works.' 



Gettysburg. 

That memorable July 4th, 1863, was a 
proud day for loyal hearts, for it carried 
all over the land the full details of the 
battle of Gettysburg, where the army of 
tlie Potomac rolled back the tide of rebel 
invasion from lo}'al soil. That battle, 
Sainton classes as one of the gre.it 
battles of history, for here 45,C00 men and 
more, engaged in combat, were killed or 
wounded. The Second, Third, Sixth, 
Seventh and Twenty-sixth AVisconsin 
regiments fought here. A prouder rec- 
ord than they made on that memorable 
field, no State can boast. In the first 
day's fight, "the Iron Brigade," says Gen. 
Doubleday, "charged with great gallantry, 
drove the enemy before them into a ra- 
vine, and there captured a large number 
of prisoners, including officers." 

The Sixth regiment, temporarily serv- 
ing in Culler's brigade, participated in a 
charge which resulted in the capture of 
two rebel regiments. Braver fighting 
than theirs is rare in the annals of war. 
As a testimonial of their valor, I quote 
what was said of the Sixth AVisconsin, on 
the occasion of the presentation of the 



battle flag of the One Hundred and 
Forty-seventh New York to the City 
of Oswego, by the commander of that reg- 
iment. He says : "At this critical mo- 
ment when, (on the first day at Gettys- 
burg), the salvation of our regiment de- 
pended on immediate action, a little band 
of men was seen emerging from the woods 
at the left. They were what remained of 
the Sixth AVisconsin A'olunteers, a regi- 
ment which had been two years in the 
service, and to whom the leaden rain and 
iron hail of battle had become as familiar 
as the showers of Heaven. Every man 
of that band was a host in himself. 
Steadily, swiftly, and furiously, they 
charged upcm the enemy's flank. North- 
ern courage was too much for Southern 
chivalry. The rebel columns wavered, 
broke and fled. Two entire rebel regi- 
ments were taken prisoners, all honor to 
the gallant Sixth AVisconsin I They saved 
what remained of the One Hundred and 
Forty-seventh on that day." 

The Tliii'd AN'isconsin on the second 
and third day's fight did their duty as 
became their fame, driving Ewell from 
Culp's Hill, they clung to their works, 
though the rebel shell tore through the 
woods which covered their position, and 
limbs and splinters rattled about and fell 
upon them; they repulsed all charges in 
front and gathered up thousands of rebel 
muskets which had been dropped before 
them. The mere accident of favorable 
position saved them from a fire that swept 
off full half of their brigade. They took 
part in the battle of the second day on 
our left and helped to check the advance 
on Gen. Sickles' corps. 

The Twenty-sixth regiment here suf- 
fered a terrible baptism of fire— only four 
officers escaping unhurt. Berdan's sharp- 
shooters, Co. G, bore their part bravely 
here, and were in the key of battle when 
the lebels tried to break our center in 
the final charge. AVhen the rain of Heav- 
en drenched that bloody field on the 
night of July 3d, it bathed the wounds 
of more than 500 of AVisconsin's sons. In 
the cemetery on that battle field, hun- 
dreds of AVisconsin's boys are sleeping 
the sleep of the soldier in their "window- 
less palaces of rest." 



Chickamauga. 

But we must linger by no field of glory, 
nor in our limited time can we even 
mention all. 

At Chickamauga, the First, Tenth, Fif- 
teenth, Twenty-first and Twenty-fourth 
Wisconsin inf.mtry, and the third, fifth 
and eighth batteries fought and suffered 
heavily. Several of these regiments were 
under Gen. Thomas on the left, in that 
dogged and sturdy resistance of the rebel 



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assauUs which gave to Thomas the im- 
nioital name of the "Rook of Chickamau- 
ga." Tlie rebels claimed this as a victory, 
but the prize for which they contended 
was Chattanooga. They squandered 
l,i)0O men in the attempt, but thanks to 
Thomas and the brave boys who stayed 
with him at Chickamauga, that prize was 
never wrenched from our grasp. 



Chattanooga. 

And when Thomas, beleaguered in 
Chattanooga, telegraphed to Grant : "We 
will hold it till we starve," those same 
Wisconsin regiments and batteries were 
there and very near starved, they were, 
and the boys so hungry that they ate the 
oats the horses slobbered oat of their 
nose-bags. And when Sherman marched 
up his Fifteenth corps, over the roughest 
roads ever known, to the relief of the be- 
sieged "Army of the Cumberland," at 
Chattanooga, the Eighteenth AVisconsin 
was in it. This regiment marched and 
fought in that corps of which Sherman 
said : "They have marched through 
mud and over rocks, sometimes bare- 
footed, without a murmur. Without a 
moment's rest, after a march of 400 
miles, wiUiout sleep for three succes- 
sive liitrhts, we crossed the Tennessee, 
fought our i)arL of the battle of Chai- 
tiiiooga, and pursued the enemy out 
of Tennessee. * * I cannot speak of 
the Fifteenth army corps without a 
seeming vanity. * * * I assert that 
ther.- is uo better body of soldiers in 
America than it. 



Mission Ridge. 
In the assault which, carefully 
planned and e.\ecuted under the eje 
of Gen. Grant, hurled Bragg back from 
Mission Uidge, driving his army from 
a po.'^itiou, which tlie rebel gener.d 
hiuioelf says "ought to have been held 
by a line of skirmishers against any 
assaulting column." The First, Tenth, 
Fiftentli, Eighth, Tvveiity-lirst and 
Twenty fourth and Twenty sixth regi- 
ments from Wisconsin shared iu that 
mignilicent charge. Gen. Grant was 
writing of tlieiu with the re t, wh^n 
he said: "They encountered a fearful 
volley of grape and canister from near- 
ly thirty pieces of artillery, and musk- 
etry from well-tilleil ritie pi s. Nut 
a waver, however, was seen lu all that 
long line of brave men. Their progress 
w,is steadily onward until the summit 
was in their possession." This victory 
relieved Chaltauooga, resulting in the 
death, woiin ling or capture of 15,000 
rebels and the taking ot 35 guns. 



Carrion Crow Bayou. 

Turn where you will, Wisconsin boys 
were always at the front, always get- 
ting hard service, but always praise 1 
and beloved by their couipanious in 
arms. Away down in November, 18(5 !, 
a column was sent out to Opelousas. 
merely as a feint to draw attention 
from a more important movement. On 
its returu, near Carrion Crow Biyou, 
th« rebels pounced upin it in the 
woods, taking it quite by sunu'l^e. 

The Twenty-third Wisconsin was 
there, holding in camp the election I'f 
!^tate otiicers, wlien it was assailed, tlie 
only marked instance 1 ever heard of, 
of armed intertVreuce with an election, 
a^d one of which no confederate brigt 
dier has ever been heard to complain. 
"This regiment,'" said Greeley in hi-i 
American Cjurtict, "was speedily re 
duced from 220 to 08 men, its colonel 
wounded and captured." "Our right.' 
he continues, "was assailed in great 
force and with intense fury, was 
broken, and was saved from utter de- 
struction by the devoted bravery of the 
Tweniy-third Wisconsin, and the 
efficient service of Nim's battery." 

Such, comrades, were the men of 
Wisconsin. Their praise was well 
sounded by the .Second Massachuse t-i, 
who fought side by side through the 
war with the Third Wisconsin. In 
their farewell letter at parting at the 
close of the war, they said: "We al- 
ways felt safe when you were beside 
us." It is related in a New York paper 
that Gen. Sherman, after the war. when 
beset by a new.spaper reporter, and 
questioned inregird to the eltioiency of 
the troops from the several Stales, re 
piled that all, all <lid nobly, refusiug to 
make any discrimin itton. But, af.er a 
pause, as liis eye lighted up with the 
memory of his old struggles, said he: 
"But you ougiit to see the Wisconsin 
boys go in." 

Turn we now for a moraeut, to the 
weh planned, but sadly mismanaged, 

Red River Expedition. 
The Eighth Wisconsin was so patri- 
otic that il joined this expedition when 
its men were entitled to their veteran 
furlough, but Gen. Sheriuan's desire 
was their law ; and they bravely fought 
on the various tields of that expedition. 
The Fourteenth Wisconsin was there. 
At Fort De llussy, Fleasant Hill. 
Cloutierville, Markville and Yellow 
Bay. u, it maintained its early renown. 
The Twentv -third Wisconsin, staunch 
and true as ever, was the last to leave 
i the Beld at Sabine Cross Roads. When 
i " crushed back in spile of desperate i e- 



sistance," tliey covered the retreat with 
that steady valor for which they were 
ever famed. A part of the Twenty- 
ninth Wisconsin was engaged, and they 
can read with pride their record of ihat 
losing light. The Thirty-third Wis- 
consin, too, fought from the transports 
repulsing the as^ailants along shore.— 
In a word, in all the gallant lighting of 
that advance and retreat, our troops 
were engaged and commended. But 
the crowning glory of that luckless ex- 
pedition, the one star of success in its 
gloom of failure, was the building of 
the dam whereby the shoal waters of 
the river were raised and our fleet, 
worth millions, saved. That honor was 
reflected on Wisconsin by Col. Joseph 
Bailey, of the fourth regiment. He 
had learned his \Yisdoin on our lumber- 
ing streams. His ]iractical commmi 
sense was lietter than the science of the 
schools, and he convinced Banks, 
Franklin and Porter that he could t)ass 
the fleet. And when he felt the need 
of skilllul men to aid in his gigantic 
work, he called lor Wisconsin boys, and 
the Twenty-ninth Wisconsin toiled for 
him day and night with a will, and he 
"especially commended their faithful- 
ness, energy and endurance ;" and when 
the water rose and the great gun-boats 
floated safely down the deei)ened chan- 
nel. Admiral Porter says " 30,0 voices 
r )se in one deatening cheer ; and univer 
sal joy seemed to pervade the face of 
every man !'' All this in honor of ihe 
humble and patriotic lumbermen and 
mechanics of the Wisconsiu pinery 
streams. 



The Atlanta Campaign. 
R'hen the spring cani|iaign of 1864 
opened and Grant and Slierman, then 
the two great chieflians, had carefully 
planned their summer's work t'ley laid 
out plenty of business for their armies - 
and \Vi>coiisin"s boys hadenougli todo. 
Sher.iian gaiheied for his Atlanta cam 
paigii fourteen leg'meiitsof Wisconsin 
infantry The flrst, third, tenth, twelf ih, 
tif;eenth, sixteenth, nineteenth, tweniy- 
Hrst, t..enty-second. twen.y-fourth. 
twenty li fill, thirty-lirst, tliiity-second 
and our lirsl cavalry and lif h and iemh 
batteries. He g.dhered all within his 
reach, for he started out as he sai I in 
his letter to Gen. Grant, to "knock Joe 
Johnston." The campai.n from Chu'; 
tauoogalo At aula was a coiuiniied 
Ught, in which strong skirmish lines 
steadily pushed their way. lulhese, 
our boys of ilie.se regiments were con- 
stantly under lire. In the lead ng bat- 
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reported to the front. At Resaca, 
eight of them were hotly engaged ; at 
Dallas, seven ; at Kenesaw Mountain, 
nine. Avolume could be written giv- 
ing tlie wild, tlirilliug events of Wis- 
consin men in that advance. At Peach 
Tree Creek, seven Wisconsin regiments 
shared in the light. Here the twenty- 
sixth regiment was specially commend 
ed as liaviiig " received the brunt of 
the battle on its brigade front, and re- 
pulsed it, and followed it by a spirited 
counter charge." Its brigade com- 
mander speaks of it in liis report as 
"One of ihe linest organizations in the 
service."' Old Jo. Ilookfr said of tlie 
Twenty-second Wisconsin, here, that 
" no regiment ever did better." The 
Tenth Wisconsin in this fight, also, uy 
one of those skilful dispositions which 
only the cool regimental comm;\nder 
knows enough to execute in a bat;le, 
checked the enemy from piercing our 
line. 

In this advance on Atlanta, the twelfth 
and sixteenth regiments were in Mc- 
I'herson's command, "the whip lash 
corps," which made those Hiemorablc 
flank movements that drove the rebels 
from their strongholds, and made theii 
fortifications so much w.iste labor. 
And d \vn in front of Atlanta, when 
the rebels dashed upon our left, the 
Twelfth and Sixteenth Wisconsin held 
their breastworks on Leggitt's or Bald 
Hill, which, shortly before they had 
carried by assault. Gen. Pat. Cleburne, 
" the rebel Stonewall Jackson of the 
West," tried to crush in our left, and 
attacked I he flank and rear. The fight 
was most desperate. Sherman says in 
his ■■Memoirs" that our "men were 
skillful and brave,anil tought for a lime 
with their backs towaid Atlanta," as 
the enemy had gone around to their 
rear and assailed them with fury. Soon 
after this rear attack, the rebels sallied 
out from Atlanta and the.se brave Wis- 
consin boys on Leggitt's Hill, were 
compelld to hop over their breast- 
works and face the fight the other way. 
They held one side of the breastworks 
and the rebels came up and held the 
other, till in the darkness the rebels 
crawled away. Logan spoke of their 
behavioi thus : " The trooiis could not 
have displayed greater courage, nor 
greater determination not to give 
ground. Had they shown less, they 
would have been driven from the posi- 
tion :'■ and Howard adds, " I never saw 
better conduct in battle." 

When th-it army, the victors of At- 
lanta, of whom Grant wrote, "that it 
had accomplished the most gigantic un- 



dertaking of the war," of whom Lin- 
coln said, when he thanked them, that 
the " Battles, nmrches. sieges, and other 
military operations of the campaign, 
must render it famous in the annals of 
war," when this army was reorganized 
for the hi loric 

March to the Sea. 

Eleven Wisconsin regiments started 
out on that march, with a cheery look 
and aswingng pace, that made light of 
the thi usand miles between ihem and 
Richmond, and singing "Old John 
Brown, his soul is marching on." The 
Fifth and Twelfth batteries, too. went 
clattering along over the Corduroy 
roads. And in their march we read I ow 
the old Third Wisconsin was provost 
guard at Milledgeville; how the boys 
held a session of the Georgia legislature 
in the State house, repealed the ordin- 
ance of secession, and passed other very 
sensible laws, while its regimental flag 
floated from the flag-staff of Georgia's 
capitol. 

We read how the twelfth, the six- 
teenth, seventeenth and thirty-first, 
tore up mile upon mile of railroad 
track twisting up the rails like dough- 
nuts, as they marched along, and how 
among all "Sherman's bummers," none 
could beat the detail from \Viscousin 
commands; liow the Twenty-sixth 
Wisconsin got the name of putting 
down about as mucli Corduroy road in 
a day as any regiment cared to march 
over in twodiys. 

In all the fights of that march, the 
siege of Savannah, and the march 
through the Carolinas, in which the in- 
fantry took part, it is noticeable that 
the Wisconsin regiments bore a part, 
and sutfered loss, but not defeat. 



Nashville. 



In the battles of Franklin and Nash- 
ville, Wisconsin's good name was safe 
in the hands of the Twenty-fourth reg- 
iment. Their good conduct at the crit- 
ical moment did much to save the day 
at Franklin. They were in Opdyke's 
brigade Greeley tells the story of their 
valor, thus: 

''I'he rebel charge was so impetuous, 
as well as heavy, that it was scarcely 
checked by the advance works. * * 
but swept over them like a torrent, hurl- 
ing back our men in tumultuous rout. 
In an instant * * * the hill 
w.is lost, eight of our gunst aken, the 
rebel flag planted on our works. Cais- 
sons as well as men, streamed wildly 
to the bridge, supposing the day utterly 
lost. "First brigade forward to the 



works, "rang out the steady voice of Op- 
dyke, he riding r ii)idly forward, as the 
rabble and rout swept by, and, as the 
bayonets of his men came down to a 
charge, flashing the rays of the setting 
sun, swiftly seadily, grandly that 
brigade riished upon the foe; a brief but 
bloody strugg'e ensued, and at the close 
no rebel remained upon or in our works 
but the dead andoCO I risoners." Our 
line was then re-established, and was 
not acain broken, tliough assault, after 
assault battered against it. Thomas 
gave the credit of saving the day to 
Gen. Opdyke and he in turn attributed 
it largely to the Twenty-fourth \' is- 
cousin. 

At Nashville the Eighth.Fourteenth, 
and Twenty foiu'th, and Forty-fourth 
took part in that vigorous attack which 
finished all that was left of Hood's 
army. 



The Army of the Potomac. 

In the last year's work in Virginia, 
that bloody campaign from the Rappa- 
hannock to Richmond. the state of Wis- 
consin had eight regiments, the second, 
fifth, sixth, seventh, nineteenth, thirty- 
sixth, thirty-seventh, and thrty eighth. 
The blood of her sons drenched the 
fields of the Wilderness, The "Old Iron 
Brigade" crushed through two lines of 
the enemy in the first day's fight. At 
Spottsylvania they went to the aid of 
Hancock, and successfully resisted tivi: 
desperate assaults of Lee. Constantly 
marching and fighting for four days and 
nights, it is recorded that these old vet- 
erans of a score of battles, sent by turns 
their fouled muskets to the re:ir to be 
washed, and stayed at the front, and 
slept under fire. Lee could not dislodge 
them nor Hancock from the position 
they had gained. Here, too, the fifth 
regiment stormed a strong position and 
carried a battery after the front line of 
the charging column had given away. 
At the North Anna the old brigade by 
its intrepid behavior, turned the tide 
of repulse to their division and drove 
the assaulting brigade from the field. 
They received the compliments and 
thanks of their corps comniand'-r for 
their pallant behavior here. Thence 
they skirmished well nigh all the way 
to Pt-tersburg. In front of Petersburg 
they repulsed assaults; and at llie cele- 
brated fight at Hatcher's Run, the old 
Seventh Wisconsin captured double its 
force of re be s. 

In the same campaign, the bloody 
campaign of ISGI, Wisconsin had put 
three new regiments into the army of 
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seventh, and thirty-eighth. Without 
training, with but little drill, green and 
raw, these regiments were to work in 
that advance and solid lighting which 
made the march and battle experience 
there the re dly hardest, perhaps, of 
any borne in a summer campaign dur- 
ing tlie war. This trying experience 
they bore remarkaidy well, and in the 
fall their soldierly conduct ranked them 
with the veterans of the war. Their 
division commander wrote to Gov. 
Lewis, telling of the va'or of the Thir- 
ty-sixth Wiscimsin, and how, at Hatch- 
er's Run. they cut through a rebel line, 
crushed it, and captured, with arms, 
colors, and oflicers, a force three times 
g: eater ihan their own. Said he, "I 
now depend on them with my veterans."' 
The same thirty-sixth, the following 
spring, took part in the final move- 
ment, and was present at Lee's surren- 
der. 

The Thirty-seventh Wisconsin was 
hurled into the fight at Petersburg, and 
put to veterans' work at the outset. In 
tlie lirst fight six comranies engaged 
suffered a loss of 150 in killed anl 
wounded. It was their misfortune to 
share in that terrible charge into the 
crater of Burnside's exploded mine, 
with a loss of 155 of a charging party of 
250. The thirty-seventh and thirty- 
eighth were in charge on Fort Mahone 
before Petersburg, and did so with a 
gallantry that commanded the respect 
of older troops, and ranked them there- 
after as veterans eoual to any. 

Mobile. 

As Wisconsin soldiers took part in 
the first fights, so they were foremost 
in the last, both east and west. Around 
Mobile, on the same day that Lee sur- 
rendered, the Eleventh and Twenty- 
third Wisconsin were ei:gaged in the 
famous assault which carried Fort 
Blakely. The valor of the assaulting 
party of the Eleventh was the glory of 
that array. The Twentieth was at the 
capture of Spanish Fort, and was the 
first to enter it on the same day. 

The Wisconsin cavalry saw a varied 
experience of liard service, always sea- 
soned with danger. The First cavalry 
regiment spent its first year of service 
in ilissouri, scouting among rebel 
strongholds, dashing into, and dispers- 
ing guerrilla bands, and skirmishing. 
Their marches through bottomless 
swamps and regions barren of food and 
forage, their adventures by squads and 
squadrons, would read like romance, if 
written. In 1853 they reported for duty 
in Tennessee, where vVheeler's cavalry 
the best the rebels had in the west, put 



our cavalry to its mettle. The First 
Wisconsin cavalry soon gained reputa- 
tion as being "by large odds the best in 
the division, for skirmishing." With a 
reputation for dash, and a dashing 
commander, they had varied luck. 
They fought and skirmished at Chicka- 
mauga, campaigned all the next winter, 
joined Sherman in the Atlanta c,un- 
paign the next spring ; were at Buz- 
zard's Roost and Resaca ; in hot fight at 
Dallas, Ackworth and Big Shanty. 
Pushing on to the Cl'.attahoochee, they 
skirmished with the rebels across the 
stream ; their and the rebel artillery 
slung shells at each other awhile, and 
then the foes fell to chatting, swapping 
cotfee lor tobacco ; and finally, to cap 
the climax, Yankee and .lohnnie went 
in swimming together without the red 
tape of a formal armistice. As our 
army closed around Atlanta, the First 
cavalry had hard work and constant 
activity in the numerous raids which 
Sherman sent out to tap raiiroads and 
cover his true movements. In McCook's 
raid, south of Atlai ta, it shared and 
fought hard. Atlanta captured, they 
set out in pursuit of Hood's army, 
followed and hung about it, back to 
Nashville, then plunged back into the 
heart of the south in Wilsons expedi- 
tion, that fought its way from city to 
city. At West Point they dismounted, 
and captured a fort. Sweejiing on to 
Macon, they learned of Lee's surrender 
and of the flight of Jeff Davis. It was 
this regiment who pursued the flying 
President of the confederacy, and were 
the cause of his capture, though deprived 
by another command of the manual cap- 
ture of Davis, yet thorough investiga- 
tion accorded to them a full share in 
the honor and reward of the capture. 
Few, if any, mounted regiments in the 
service had wilder or more active serv- 
ice, covering so large an area as these 
dashing riders of Wisconsin. Maj. Gen. 
Stanley wrote of them : '• The First 
Wisconsin cavalry, a most gallant regi- 
ment, with a colonel. La Grange, as 
dashing a trooper as ever Murat com- 
manded. By the way, before the war, 
an impression existed that only south- 
ern men could ride well enough for 
dragoons, but, during my experience 
with cavalry, it became a fixed fact 
with us that the farther north the regi- 
ment was from, the more sure they weie 
of being effectual and reliable cavalry." 

The Second cavalry saw hard enough 
service in the low lands of the Missis- 
sippi, and participated in the siege of 
Vicksburg. They were in Grierson's 
raid ; and their marches and skirm- 



ishes in Arkansas, Louisiana and Texas 
were constant. 

The Third cavalry served its first 
year in Kansas, scouting, pursuing and 
fighting pestiferous bands of jayhawk- 
ers, bushwhackers and guerillas. Its 
companies often divided and scattered, 
and less is known of tlieir moveiuents. 
The regiment fought at Cane Hdl, at 
Prairie Grove, and Honey Creek. In 
guarding trains it encountered much 
of excitement and danger, and fought 
Indians and Texans in the Cherokee na- 
tion. Their service was not sanguin- 
ary as some encountered, but they had 
a fair sprinkling o*! fighting, and it is 
the record that they invaribly fought 
well, and no defeat suffered by them 
has ever been reported. They often 
fought the fiendish Quantrell. Their 
reputation in army circles is best ex 
pressed by the chief of cavalry depart- 
ment of Arkansas, as being 'as high as 
it is possible for troops to stand." In 
relation to both the Second and the 
Third cavalry, at the battle of Prairie 
Grove, fought on Sunday, Dec. 7, 18C.2, 
Gen. Blunt's report of the battle saj's : 
"On coming up with Col. Wickersham 
I ordered him to proceed in the direc- 
tion of Fayetteville with all of his 
cavalry, and endeavor to open com- 
munication with Gen. Ileiron. I also 
sent forward Maj. Calkins with the 
Tliird Wisconsin cavalry for the same 
purpose." ***** 

After detailing the movements and 
opening of the battle, he says: "Oo- 
serviug that the enemy ha i now thrown 
a large force upon luy center and right, 
* * * the first battery, and the Sec- 
ond Wisconsin cavalry, under Major 
Calkins, were ordered to proceed on my 
extreme right, to watch my flank move- 
ment of the enemy, * * and to guard 
the load leading to Rime's Mills, and 
prevent communication being cut off 
with (Solomoa'.'s) first brigade." 

Again he says: "Learning that a 
heavy force was massing on iny right, 
with a view of turning my flank, I 
withdrew Tenny's battery and proceed- 
ed with it to an open field onjthe right, 
at the same time directing the infantry 
to withdraw from the woods. * * * 
Tenny wheeled his guns into position 
when his destructive fire of grape and 
canister sent the rebels back under 
cover of the woods. At the same time 
a fire from the two mountain howitzers 
attached to the Tliird Wisconsin cav- 
alry was) directed upon them, on my 
ri^lit, with good effect." 

The fourth regiment, after making a 
brilliant record as infantry, was, in 



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compliment to its efficiency, mounted 
as cavalry, became as dashing a regi- 
ment as any, and made a splendid rec- 
ord as cavalry in Louisiana and Texas. 
Its capture of prisoners several times 
exceeded the numbers of its command. 

But from very weariness, I must 
close. The limits of tliis address will 
not permit even a mention of the 
actions and military operations in 
which Wisconsin troops took part. 
vSuch is the task of the historian. My 
object has been to glean up from vari- 
ous sources, testimonials to illustrate 
the fact that Wisconsin troops, everj'- 
where, were regarded as among the 
best, and appreciated by commanders 
and comrades. The thousands of 
miles our infantry marched, the skir- 
mishes,campaigQS, expeditions, battles, 
sieges atjd movements in which they 
participated, deserve a fuller and com- 
pleter recoid than has yet been made. 
Our infantry traversed every rebel 
State, save Florida, and saw service in 
Indian campaigns in Minnesota, Dako 
ta, Indian Territory; and the twentieth 
regiment even went out and regulated 
the Mexicans on the Rio Grande. 

When special service, calling for 
cool, judicious men, was wanted, it 
is noticeable how often Wisconsin regi- 
ments were detailed. When the rebel 
members of the Maryland legislature 
were plotting to take that State out of 
the union,and itwas deemed,for the pub- 
lic safety, best to gobble them, the Third 
Wisconsin was sent to do it; and they 
slid the secession statesmen into the 
guard-house, and kept them there all 
day begging for whisky, in a way that 
the "My Marylanders"' despised. 

When the -New York draft riots of 
1S63 threatened to, and did for a time, 
overthrow all law and order in that 
city, the president ordered some select 
regiments from the Potomac; and one 
morning the Xew Yorkers awoke and 
found the Third and Fifth Wisconsin 
bivouacked in the heart of the city, 
sun burned and war-stained, and ready 
to make short work of any mob, at the 
word of command. The orderly char- 
acter of the men, and their excellent 
discipline, caused Wisconsin soldiers 
very frequently to be detailed as pro- 
vost guards when our armies occupied 
large towns. 

They had, too, their full share of that 
service which. Gen. Sherman says, "is 
the hardest in.war, to lie in support of 
some position or battery under Are, 
without the privilege of returning it; 
or to guard some train left in the rear, 
within hearing, but out of danger."' 



The Fourth Wisconsin Captures a Railway 
Train. 

(GEJf. nARRISON C. HOBAKTl. 

The Fourth Wisconsin regiment 
struck their tents at camp Utley, Ra- 
cine,'on the loth day of July, 18G1, and 
steamed off to the war, to join Patter- 
son's column, by the way of Ilarris- 
burg. Pa. The regiment reached Buf- 
falo early on the morning of the ITth, 
and immediately moved forward by rail 
towards Ilarrisburg, arriving at Corn- 
ing, X. Y., late in theafternoou. From 
that place to Elmira, it was necessary 
to pass over the New York & Dunkirk 
road, but the officers declined to take 
us that night, for the reason that we 
had gone round by the way of Buffalo, 
instead of taking their road at Dunkirk. 
Our cars, containing about twelve hun- 
dred men, were standing up m their 
track, and the crowd becoming excited, 
gathered around the depot, discussing 
the situation. Whi e Col. Paine and 
others were with the railroad officials 
in the office of the company, laboring 
to obtaiu transportation, I met Major 
Boardman, of the regiment, and in 
conversation with liim the idea was 
suggested to seize the first engine of 
the company that came over the road, 
and compel it to take us to Elmira. The 
major, who was the soul of bravery, 
immediately called Col. Paine out, and 
we laid the matter before him. He at 
first hesitated about taking the respon- 
sibility, but finally approved of the 
suggestion, and directed me, then cap- 
tain of Co. K, to take a suflicient num- 
ber of men, and seize the first train that 
came from Dunkirk. I requested Capt. 
Loy, of Co. il, to join me with a divis- 
ion of his company, and takinsi a di- 
vision of Co. K, I placed them each 
side of the track where tlie engine 
would probably stop. In a very short 
time a passenger train came down the 
road, and halted between our lines. I 
immedi itely stepped aboard the en- 
gine, followed by Lieut. Brown, of Co. 
F, and Lieut. Xewell, of Co. K; and 
our men instantly covered the wood- 
box. I explained briefly to the engin- 
eer, that we had seized the train, and 
that he could remain in charge of the 
engine, if he would run it under my di- 
rection; but if not, to step off instantly. 
Observing the strength of our force, he 
at once complied, and Lieut. Xewell, 
who was a practical engineer, was di- 
rected to sit by and watch him. The 
conductor directly appeared upon the 
scene and desired to know "what all 
this meant':"' It was explained to him, 
and taking in the situation, he at once 



consented to attach his train to ours, 
and take us over the road to Elmira. 
In the meantime, under the superin- 
tendence of Col. Paine, guards were 
stationed to prevent the cars from be- 
ing unciupled, which was once attempt- 
ed by the tricky railroad employes, but 
they were emphatically warned against 
repeating the experiment. This seiz- 
ure having become known to the people 
of the town, they turned out in force to 
witness the drama— their sympathies 
were with the soldiers. After taking 
wood and water, the cars were attached 
together, and a little after dark the 
long train moved out from the depot, 
and steamed off amid the shouts of 
the people, and cries of "bully for Wis- 
consiu! Bully for Wisconsin';"' 



Dan the Cook. 
(ADDIE L. BALLOTJ.) 

I see by a late issue of your paper no- 
tice of the recent Reunion of the old 
thirty -second, which, had I understood 
in time, should not have passed by with- 
out at least one responsive recognition 
from the sunset border of the world. 

In the report of its proceedings one 
name appears, often looked for in the 
soldiere' list, which brings vividly to 
mind many scenes of the old hospital 
days, and one in particular at the mo- 
ment in which he became the central 
figure of interest in a little skirmish, 
the finale of which gave me the brief 
glory of once having — in the colonel's 
own words— out-generalled the com- 
manding officer. 

" Dannie'" Morrison, besides being a 
'• good boy " on general principles, was 
also proficient in the culinary art, a 
requisite much to be appreciated, in a 
sanitary sense, to a hospital department 
in the condition ours found itself after 
the march from the Holly Springs cir- 
cuit, in its first installment at the navy 
yard barracks at Memphis. 

We had had successive failures in 
preparing convalescent diet, until a 
happy fortune sent us " Dan," who 
" filled the bill " to satisfaction, and of 
course it was more after the order of 
women than of military— to expect his 
services secured forever. 

It is an undisputed fact that the heads 
of departments, like the best regulated 
families, are not without their slight 
differences— not to say rivalries, and 
the departments were not, at the navy 
yard encampment, more amicably lov- 
ing to each other than was strictly nec- 
esary— and so, one day. Dan was ordered 
to report and henceforth superintend 
the " mess " at headquarters 



THE SOLDIERS EEUXIO^' OF ISSO. 



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This was a loss not easily reDaired, j 
and threw our hospital department into ' 
a " mess " quite unprepared for. it i 
was useless to urge upon the physicians 
the necessity of a remoustrance that i 
•had already proven of no avail, and 
they shook their heads at the sugses- 
tio.i of the •• matron " that she would 
•• b ing Dan back.'' 

Doubtless Col. Smedley— the ever 
dignified— had an intimation of the er- 
rand as I approached, for he was on the 
defensive at once, tlio" my demand was 
modestly and briefly worded, '• Col., I 
want Dan!"" 

After a sharp and decisive review of 
reasons why he must deny the request, 
he urged as linale, that he had already 
lefused the surgeons the same request 
and it would be uumilii;iry to suiren- 
aer now. 

•• But. colonel. I insist that it is of the 
utmost imporiance that you do surren- 
der, for we cannot at present do vsith 
out Dan." 

"But what will the sui^eons think if, 
having denied him, 1 should conCi.rm to 
your requesir'" 

"' They will thick io your after 
thought you are a good mau, who. as a 
worthy commander, is willing to sacri- 
fice personal pique, or his own comfort, 
to those of the sick and dying, and to 
the interest and health of the brave 
men under his care and command." 

Dan cooked our next hospit;d rations. 

S.an Francisco. 2vov. 11. 1*79. 

[■•D.in the Cook" is now lion. D. A. 
Morrison. Mayor of Rochester, Minne- 
sota, an active business man of that 
beautiful state]. 



General John Gibbon. 
[COL. J. A. WATKOUS.) 

It may not be generally known that 
the General's first brigade was larijely 
composed of Wisconsin soldiers. It 
was also General Rufus King's first 
brig;ide General Lysander Culler, 
another honored Milwa :kee man. had 
h s first experieuce as a brig-ade com- 
miinder in ch.irge of the same tody of 
men. 

In the spring of lt«2. Gibbon, who 
was theu Capt. of battery B, fourth 
regular lulillery, was made a brigadier 
general, and very soon afterward took 
command of the Second. Sixth and 
Seventh Wisconsin, and the Xineteenih 
Indiana. He w;is a mi>st thorough dis. 
cipiinarian. and the manner iu which 
he put the brigiide through drill while 
it was enciimi>ed opposite Fredericks 
burg, will never be forgotten by those 
who p;u:ticii>aied. Theie were early 
morning drills, before breakfast, fore- 



noon drills, afternoon drills, evening | 
and night drills, besides guard mount- 
ings and dress p;irades. Probably no 
brigade commander was more cordially 
hated by his men. He was all soldier, 
both in looks and deeds, and his adjut- 
ant-general. Capt. Fnink Ilaskell, who 
went out as adjutant of the Sixth Wis- 
consin, and w;is killed while colonel of 
the thirty six, was like in soldier quali- 
ties. When Gibbon's brigade mirched 
there was strangling. His first figh" as 
brigade commander, and the first fight, 
the brigade, except the Second Wiscon- 
sin. Wiis engaged in, was the memorable 
battle of Gainesville, just before the 
second Bull Run. His brigade of four 
regiments tought and checked Elwell's 
full divison of picked troops. But ihe 
sacrifice was terrible. Eight hunJred 
of his br.ive men were wanting ac ixdl 
call next morning, and nearly all of 
them were de.id on the field, or wound- 
ed : very few were t;dien prisoners. 
The brave little general was at all times 
in the thickest of the fight, clieering 
his men by word and example. How 
completely that little b.ittle removed all 
dislike for the strict discipiu;irian, and 
hjw great became the admiration and 
love for him. only those wao have wit- 
nessed similar changes can appreciate. 
The morning after the battle, when the 
regimental adjutants came iu with their 
rep. 'Its showing the frightful loss in 
killed and wounded. Gibbon dropped 
his head and wept most bitterly. H'S 
sorrow was as sincere as that of the 
father who has been bereft of his chil- 
dren. For weeks after G:iinesville 
whenever the losses were referred to, his 
eyes would fill with tears and he would 
ask that that subject be dropped. He 
never lost his love for the old brigade. 
It was at the battle of Son'h Mountain, 
Sept. 14th. 1S6J. while Gibbon w;is in 
command, that the Western regiments 
earned and received the name of "Iron 
Brig-ade." The last t me he command- 
: ed the tirigade in battle, w;i3 at Antie- 
I tam. where his own brother, who com- 
I manded a confederate b.»ttery, fought 
him. When Gibbon left his old brigiide 
to assume command of adivision iu the 
Third corps, he went with the love and 
he;irty good wishes of every officer and 
I soldier in the four regiments. In due 
! time he was made a major-general, and 
' when General sijkles w;is wounded at 
I Gettysburg. Gibbon ;issumedcommand 
* of the Third army corps, but was soon 
! afterwards seriously wounded. His 
■ record throughout the ^ar was such as 
any soldier may I e proud of. Since the 
war he has been on the fron- 
' tier most of the time Two ve;irs ago 



he fought and severely punished the 
same band of Indians that Gen. Miles 
afterwards captured. He was wounded 
in this fight. At present Gen. Gibbon 
is stationed at St. Paul, in comm :»nd of 
the department of Dakota. His re- 
sponse to the Ciill for the names of \ 
honorably discharged soldiers, Wiis in ; 
these words: "i was not a AVisconsin 
soldier, and have not been honorably , 
disch:irgetl, but at the judgment day I ; 
want to be with Wiseons n soldiers." '■ 



Griff. J. Thomas 

(00I_ J. A. WATEorS.) 

AVent intrt the army when a boy otSt- 

teen, making a good record and perma- 
nently injuring his health. He is com- 
mander of the Grand Army of the Ke- 
public for the Department of Wisconsin, 
and one of the most active ii has had. 
He is making a special effort to give the 
orler a wider range in his department, 
and with fair prospects of success. About 
two years ag<3 there was a vacancy in the 
Beriin postoffice. As is once in a while 
the case when a vacancy occurs in a nn- 
tritioos office, several gentlemen made 
known their willingness to accept the 
Beriin postoifice, and araon- them was 
modest Griff Thomas. The other appli- 
cants did not consider Thomas an olwta- 
cle in their way. One >Iay afternoon 
while various anxious applicants were 
waiting in the telegraph office for dis- 
patches announcing their appointment, 
the operator was called. It was still, very 
still. The words that lightning-persuaded 
little instrument ticked off were full of 
weight. Eyes and ears were wide open. 
The operator was provokingly deliberate. 
Enclosing the precious words in an envel- 
ope, he asked, "is Griff Thomas in the 
office?" He wasn't ; he was spading his 
ganlen. The messenger was directed to 
take the dispatch to Mr. Thomas. Be it 
known that GriiTs faith that he would be 
appointed had never been well devel- 
oped. Indeed, it may be said that he 
was a doubting Thomas all through the 
contest. He opened and read the dis- 
patch and thea read it again. Then he 
looked about him and seeing no audience 
to witness the performance, drew his 
sleeve across his cheek, and read again, 
as follows ; 
Washixgtos, May 18, 1S77. — The prea- 

I dent has appointed you postmaster of 

[ BerUn. 

A neighbor who saw Thomas receive 

■ the message and wipe away something 

\ from under his eye, wanted to know if 
he had bad news. 
"Ob, no ; its good news, to me." 
•'\Vhat did you weep for ?'' 



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THE SOLDIERS REUNION OF 1880. 



"Me weep? I was onlj' wiping awaj- a 
rain drop." 

"Wliy, man, it hasn't rained for a 
week."' 

"I linow it ; that was a drop that lodged 
there at the time of the last shower." 

In one respect Mr. Thomas is a light- 
wetglit, and only one. He weighs 113 
pounds. A worthier getleman could not 
liave been given the appointment. 



Our Little Matron. 



Addie L Ballou. 

Kesponding to the Reunion call, from 
away across the continent, Addie L. 
Ballou, \vho,diu-ing the war, was matron 
of oiieofihe principal aimy hospitals 
at Memphis, and who, since 186', has 
ranked among the best and brightest 
artists and writers on the Pacific Coast, 
gives modest notice of her whereabouts, 
and her continued int.'rest in the "army 
boys," among wh m, the sick and 
wounded, she spent nearly four years. 

Mention of her name brought Wis- 
consin men to their feet all over the 
country. Among these Capt. S. L. 
Brasted, of the 32nd, whose sentiments 
addressed to the Sunday Telegraph, 
aid harmonizing with the others, find 
e.xpressiou as follows: 

I 'noticed an extiMct from Miss Addie L, 
B;Ulou's leiter. VVIiy, the recollections wliieli 
tluit i);ini2ra|)li brought back, are iiiviihiable. I 
can never £oi};et that woman's patience and 
kindness to all our boys, and to me, while sick 
and fietfnl witli lili;li fever at Jlemidils. She 
was ;i.s constant and tender as my mother could 
li.ive been. My best wishes for her life's sueeess 
and liapplnehS. 

•S. L. Brasted." 

Miss Ballou having painted, in oil, a 
line full jized picture of the war eagle 
"Ol 1 Abe," and forwarded the same as 
a present to the Wisconsin Soldiers Re- 
unio I Association, writes in response to 
urgent invitations to contribute sketch- 
es of hospital e.xperience for the soldier 
chapters, as folllows: 

KO. 7i9 .\IAKKKT ST., 

Sax Fraxcisco. C.^l., Auri. 6. 

Pondeiing what amonj; the thousand old re- 
iniuiscencesof hospital life in aniiy days might 
be most worthy to appear ai my tribute of re- 
spectful remcMnbraiice. and, with an incident 
shaping itself into form, my pen diojjs at a 
Klance over the columns of the ever welcome 
tiunday Telegraph, bewildered at so lonchhig a 
tribute of my own meek etforts to serve a coun- 
try In her peril— over the signature of Sumner 
h. Brasted. 

What a train of recoilectious are flooding over 
the sands of the years biingiiig tears to my eyes, 
though I don't know why, tor 1 didn't cry then. 

"Why, boys, it was a privilege lew women 
can boast, to have learned at your sick beds the 
heroism of men, and the cost of a nation's hon- 
or. Uou't any more of you speak of "liiuduess," 



so feebly rendered on my part, while memory 
senes me as the recipient of so many. 

Who was always remembered in choice bits of 
attention, all the way from the 'confiscated" 
panel door that served as floor in my tent for 
iny feet to rest on, the feathery pillow for my 
head, floral olterings without number, delicacies 
and good words, and every need anticipated'.' 
Why, the cup of goat's milk and cracked corn so 
often reserved for nie at company A's head- 
quarters, is still as sweet in memury as then, 
and then, when the night watch assumed his 
post in the hospital, and ttie camp was quiet, 
came the nuuic of voices down the company 
streets, was not mv tent often the centre of a 
serenading party, and all that? 

That IS a reminder of a never-to-be-forgotten 
incident of those dajs that comes back like the 
echo from the key note, long alter the thunders 
of the psalm are hushed. Some of you will re- 
nieinber company A had been left at the ' old 
navy yard," on detach service, when the reg- 
iment, (the other compauies of the Thirty-sec- 
ond,) were ordered to camp at North Alemphis. 
After remaining some weeks away, company A 
also joined the camp, pitching their tents iu 
line adjoining the long row of hospital tenls, 
and at the otlier extremity of which were the 
tents of surgeons, hospital, four stores, mess 
tent "pations," etc., etc., 

Co. U was favored with the posession of a fine 
string blind, consisting of three pieces, two vio- 
lins and a guitar, tho' whether provided tor iu 
army transportations, or how obtained, was a 
soniewnal ve.'ied iiueslion never inquired into, 
so lung as they were keeping time, at least by 
one individual. 

iiie day thi'y pitched their tents among us 
was a charaeteri.siic Tennessee spring day, and 
rounded olf into the tenderestof twilights, sink- 
ing reluctantly Into deeper shadows and night. 

At the hour for laps, tue tuning of Sergeant 
Brasted's guliar and Lhe attendant violins, were 
plaintively pleading to the moon and luring me 
to listen Iroiii my parted tent Uoor lor a few 
moments before retiring. Sleep is seldom lar- 
dy to the Weary, and so usually came at once 
to me, with the opportunity. Ko sooner weie 
uiy lids closed than the transit into dreamland 
began. My brain was just spanning that diow^y 
causeway in senii-uuconsciousness, when an eu- 
ehanied dieamora more enchanted reality, 
broke with subdued intensity upon luj bewil- 
dered senses, and for a moment, like I'aul, 
" Whether in the body or out, 1 could not tell," 
as just beyond iiiy head, with only the partition 
ol tent cloth and a sinall space of night air, the 
lowest notes of luy lavorite "fandango," were 
blended and vibiatii-g from the stiingsof the 
Instruments. It was so sudden, so une.Npecied, 
and almost noiselessly done, it was dithcult to 
determine whether it was a delicious dream or a 
very clever reality until I recognized a familiar 
voice endeavoiiiig to "hush" a ^tll^ more suc- 
cessful silence. 

Hastily robing, with a dispatch that would 
have done credit to a suinmons to assist in a 
piece of surgeiy (sans, shoes and hose,) a iiiaiu- 
niolh pitcher of lemonade was quickly hurried 
into existence, and so stealthily traiisterred to 
the serenading group as to take them by suprise, 
while they were still waudeiing tlirough the 
wilderness of their Hist tune. A half hour's mu- 
sic and pleasantry followed. And again all was 
still within tne camp save the passing tread of 
tlie guards. 

Sometime when allot the "boys" have told 
Iheirmore interesting stories, I may consent to 
tell of my own most serious encounters with the 
formidable foe, their uncondilioual surrender 



capture of arms and ammunition, how I came 
to be jiiaced under guard on certain occasions, 
and several other funny things. Meanwhile, 
comrades of the Badger State, dear old Wis- 
consin, under promise to be lieard from per- 
haps more acceptably at your next annual re- 
union, I am, loyally, as ever iu reinemberauce of 
the soldier. 

A0UIE L B.\LL0U. 

On the Sth of June the oil portrait of 
Old Abe will be presented to the asso- 
ciation. 

Ou that occasion something may be 
said and done, not laid down in Jeffer- 
son's manual of parliamentary rules. 
The present is a most handsome one, 
lellecting ihe highest credit, not only 
to the generosity, but as well to the sKill 
and artistic merits of the donor. 



/iai/y Again, Boys! 

Inscribed tu Ihe Wisconsin Soldiers' Beunion at 
. Milwaukee, June 'th. ISSO, 

We'll rally again 'ne.ath the standard we bore 
On battle-Belds crimson and gory ; 

And we'll greet the brave men who in Free- 
dom's fierce war 
Have covered that banner with glory ! 

Then rally again ! Then rally again ! 
Every soldier, and sailor, and bummer ; 
And the songs of the fight we'll sing once 

again, 
As we clasp brave hands in the sammer. 

We'll rally again from the hill-side and glen, 
But not to the conflict's fierce rattle ; 

Yet they'll find us as true as we were to them 
then. 
Wheu we stood by their side in battle. 

Then rally again, theu rally again, &o. 

We'll rally again 'ueath the " Flag of the Free," 
With its folds waving peacefully o'er us, 

While the land that we saved, united and free. 
Shall join in the grand swelling eliorus. 

Then rally again, then rally again, &c 

A cheer for the brave who that bauner upbore ' 

Who live to rejoice with us ever ; 
And a dirge lor the brave who will meet us 

no more 
Ou tins side of the dark- flowing river. 

Tiien rally again, then rally again, &c. 

s. w. r. 



The Record of Company " B." 

(.MUS. SAKAH D. UOBAUT.) 

At the open door of the cottage, 

\\ itii a book Ui»oii lier knee, 
A fair-haired child sat reading 

The record of compi^ny " B," 

"Father, the names are many, 
And tile lists are long," she said ; 

"But tell me ; wlio are the living 
And, who were the wounded and dead? 

Then he took the ancient record 

And laid it on liis knee. 
And he told in the purple twilight 

The story of company "B." 



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THE SOLDIERS EEUNION OF 1880. 



261 



"Tliey came tiom the heart of the prairie. 

These men so brave and true, 
Who left their homes and dear ones 

To marcli m the army-blue. 

"One hiindred stalwart yeomen, 

Plowins; in springtime sweet. 
Gatherini; tlie slieaves in autumn. 

Reaping the ripened wheat. 

"Tliey marclied in storm and sunshine. 
They fouglit in the battle-rain ; 

All, me ! 'twas dillereut labor 
From gathering golden grain I 

"In the wild Virginia mountains 

Some rendered up their lives, 
With prayers lor the stricken country, 

With prayers for mothers and wives. 

"On the plains of sunny Georgia 

Others were laid to rest, — 
With Traitor soil around them 

Aud its clods upon their breast. 

"Some died on the dreary marches. 

Hungry, weary, and worn. 
And some in, Southern prisons. 

From friends and comrades torn. 

"And when the crippled remnant 
Uanie back, and peace was given, 

Of the hundred who enlisted 
The veterans were but seven. 

"By many ahlue-v.'aved river. 

And where old ocean's surge 
Wakes through the solemn ages 

An anthem and a dirge.— 

"Unmoved by bugle's summons 

Or drum's deep reveille. 
While angels guard above them 

Sleep the men of company "B." 

"Ah, me !" she sighed ; "The record 

Is sad aud filled with pain, 
"I'raise God ! tlie war is over. 

And the land's at rest again ! 

"But I'm proud that when the country 

Was torn from sea to sea, 
My father fought to save her 
In the ranks of company "B." 
Fountain Prairie, Wis., 1879. 



Maj. Phil Plummer's Death. 



Gen. John Gibbon, U. S. A., former- 
ly of the Iron Brigade, wrote the Re- 
union Association: 

"Whilst you are hunting up AVisconsin Sol- 
diers, will you;please associate the circumstanc- 
es attending the death of Major Philip Wilkin- 
son Pinmiuer, Sixth Wisconsin. He is supposed 
to have been killed in the Wilderness, May 4, 
I8S4, and his friends have heard nothing of him 
since— not even positively that he is killed. I 
write at the instance of his sister who is here." 

The foreg ing having been publish- 
ed, received among others the following 
from Gen. Bragg : 

"Poor Phil; he was a brave soldier, and a 
warm hearted gentleman. He went down with 
Capt. KoUiii B. Converse, Co. B, 6lh Wisconsin, 
which, by the way, taking it for all, was the 
best company of troops I ever saw, and Rollin 
w:is well worthy of his command, and Lieut. 
James Converse, Co. G., wliich was Phil's old 
command. 

It all came about May -Ith, something like this : 



When the enemy was discovered by our wagon 
train, which happened to be moving up through 
the woods from the Lacey house in advance, 
ala Red River campaign, the Sixth Wisconsin 
was given a roving commission to turn into the 
thicket on the right, aud move on in support of 
a hue of troops, said to be down In there some- 
where. 

The 6th was pretty reliable about obeying or- 
ders when there was a smell of Kuupowder 
around, and away it went liaving no objective 
point, e.\cept the souud or irregular musketi-y 
in front, iudicating where the hunt would be 
found. Presently wounded men met us ; the 
woods became partially on tire in front : we 
staggered along half sulloeated aud stumbling 
now and then over dead bodies ; some with 
some with grey, some with blue uniforms; but 
we tired never a shot, aud held our cartridges 
for the hot work we were seeking, wiien, sud- 
denly, as we passed out from a ball of smoke 
and fire in tlie timber. Little Halloway, of Co. 
K, who was a good marker, and who met his 
death by a railroad accident at the close of the 
war, after he had cooly faced death for four 
years without a scratch, called out, "See th3re. 
Colonel," when away at our right, passing up a 
hollow or part of ravine, at a double quick, was 
aline of Johnnies, nioviug by the tiank and 
passing to our rear. The right wing of the regi- 
ment was refused atouce to meet the movement, 
and at that instant a heavy volley of musketry 
was poured into the left wing by a rebel line 
that was making a corresponding movement, 
with the llauk hne on the right, but could not 
resist the temptation to fire as they passed. 

The three officers uamed, fell here ; tliC two 
Converses, I think, suffered amputation of a leg, 
each, and died at a rebel hospital improvished 
there in the woods and called "Locust Grove" 
or "Locust Hill" hospital. Plummer fed dead 
on the field :iud was spared the torture of the 
knife and saw. 

1 think this statement almost if not quite offi- 
cial. I did uot see biui fall ; but I saw him just 
before aud gave him orders. The volley came ; 
I saw the command immediati-ly after, but he 
was missing, and in the repertoire of my mem- 
ory I have the statemeut of a wounded man, 
whose name escaped me, who fell at the same 
time aud was taken up to the Locust Hill hospi- 
tal.— it that was its uamc— which corroborates 
my story. 

How the sixth got out of that scrape would 
make quite a little story. 

But they got out. 
Fond du Lac, July 14, 1879, E. S. Bragg. 

An officer of Co. C followed with this 
letter. 

Milwaukee, July 21st. 
Editors Sunday Telegraph :— I have just 
read Gen. Bragg's letter describing the death of 
my old comrade. Major Phil. Pmnimer, aud no- 
tice that he compliments compauy B, of the 6th, 
in a manner that is bound to awaken the least 
bit of euvy from his own compauy, E, and the 
rest of tlie regiment. Not that I wish lo detract, 
or can prove that his praise w;is uot worthily 
bestowed, for I am not willing to be second to 
any one in my admiration of the brave, gallant 
company B, with their ever-to-be-remembered 
Captain Converse, but let me ask our little fight- 
ing General, how about company C'?and reniiud 
him tiiat Major Plummer, Lieut. Orriu D Chap- 
man ikilled at Gettysburg,) Adjutant Cuyler 
Babcock, (killed before Petersburg,) Major Ed. 
Whaley, (post master at Prairie duChien, minus 
aleg,) Uawley Sprague, Lieut. Bull, Davidson, 
Uickok, Jack Bowman, (Devil Jack,) and many 



othera who helped to make the record of the old 
si.\th. Were iiiembers of the Prairie du Chien 
company C. Whcu in the service, Gen'l Bragg 
had no favorite-, aud it was this, added tolas 
remarkable skill and fighting qnaiUies that wou 
for him the highest reputation as a colonel over 
the many \\ho comiuanded regiments iu the 
"Army of the I'otoniac." At the time the 6ih 
re-eulisted for three years, huudreds of tasieru 
soldiers refused to re-euiist in their own oigaii- 
izatious, but were willing aud did apply for per- 
mission to join the sixth uuder Bragg. You «Ul 
excuse the leugtti ot this, iliere are but a tew 
of us left, aud I believe you will sustain me lu 
the assertion that it is very rare to hear from 
any of the once lamous si-tih. Grayson. 

Aud the chapter cloied in this char- 
acteristic paiagraph. 

Colonel : Tuere is an old story about a 
Dutcn justice (by the way all goodjokes are laid 
to the Germans or Irisii,) who exclaimed, wheu 
the defendant's lawyer closed uis case, "Veil, 
you have got the case." The plauuitt's lawyer 
made his plea, and the old man scratched his 
head aud said, "Mem Gott iu hinimel ! you have 
gut the case, too." 

Just so with the boys of the old brigade! 
They all have wou aud are entitled to the case, 
wueu I sit as arl>uer between them. So much 
for comments on what I said about Compauy B. 

Colonel Tom Allen, who never shraiiii Irom 
danger or duty, but whose laurels are some of 
them worn by others, seems to be getting dys- 
peptic, and wor.les his honest soul about some 
comrade's talking to me about Bull Run wheu I 
was not there. Oh Lord Tom I Did you ever 
see anybody that was there, except you of course, 
*who knew much about it, only that it was a 
wondrous skedaddle*.' 

Please, Colonel Tom don't make me responsi- 
ble for what anybody writes to the newspapers 
unless you see it signed. 

July i!8, 1879. E. S. Bragg. 



Where is Shooks ? 
Ch. b. eastiian, 3d cav.) 

"Shooks !" cried the Orderly Sergeant 
at the roll call of Co. I, Third Wisconsin 
cavalry. "Yer !" was the prompt answer 
from a taU Arkausan who stood iu the 
rauks. 

All the boys of Co. I, would like to know 
what has become of William Sliouks? 
He enlisted in Co. I in the fall of 1863, 
when that company was on provost duty 
at Fort Smith, Arkansas. We had never 
seen or heard of Shooks or his father un- 
til the latter produced the former at our 
camp one day, and declared that the boy 
wanted to enlist. 

The old man said they lived "up on 
Mulberry" — a creek some twelve miles 
from Fort Smith— and that there "war a 
right smart of bushwliackers 'round 
thar" and he "reckoned Bill better be 
'mong the Fed's, sorter like." 

The boy didn't say much, and the old 
man didn't seem to be actuated by any 
particularly patriotic feeling in the prem- 
ises. He wanted the boy well taken aire 
of, and evidently thought him safer, and 
surer of rations among us than in a bush- 



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whacking gang. So William Shooks was 
duly enlisted and invested ?rith the army 
blue. 

He was a curiogity to ns ; but a clique 
of the youngest and toughest boys, who 
styled themselves, "TentSii," took kind- 
ly to him, and would not allow any fun to 
be made of him. He was eighteen years 
old, tall for his age, with straight, brown 
hair, and honest, light blue eyes. He was 
rather taciturn, had a quaint way of ex- 
jjressing himself and was very observing. 

Some of us, at first, considered his de- 
meanor a little suspicious, and it was 
hinted that Shooks would desert at the 
first opportunity and carry news Vj the 
rebs. But experience soon demonstrated 
that, whether or not Shooks had studied 
and understood the momentous questions 
at issue between the contending armies, 
he had cast his lot with us in good faith, 
and would be true to his oath. 

He was a good shot, an elegant horse- 
man and a fearless soldier. We all liked 
and respected him. The last we saw of 
Shooks was at Madison, when we were 
mustered ont, in the fall of 1865. The 
boys were bidding each other good bye 
and preparing to start for their respective 
homes. All had a kind farewell for 
Shooks. Many of the boys wanted him 
to go home with them, knowing that his 
Arkansas home might be made unpleas- 
ant, if not unhealthy for him by his ex- 
rebel neighbors. But he refused all invi- 
tations, and in answer to the question, 
where he intended to go, said : "Gwine 
ter hell, I reckon." We want to kn«w 
whether he went. In response to this, it 
would do us good to hear him once more 
answer "Yer!" 

AVhat we started to write, when we 
drifted into the martial history of Shooks, 
was an account of a Uttle episode in which 
he took a prominent part, at I)ardanelle, 
Arkansas. A small detachment of our 
regiment were sent as guard on a steam- 
boat carrying supplies from Little Eock 
to Dardanelle, on Arkansas river, in the 
fall of lS6t. 

ASTiile at I)ardanelle, the place was 
attacked by Col. Brooks, whose command 
consisted of mounted men and a battery. 
The garrison being weak, our boys were 
ordered to the front to help resist the at- 
tack, and were distributed in a thin line, 
in a zigzag trench with logs in front for 
breastworks. The rebs were much more 
numerous and kept up a pretty sharp fiie, 
both from rifles and artillery. Our troops 
repelled several assaults, and finally held 
the field, the Johnnies retreating. Dur- 
ing the action, Shooks banged away on 
his own hook, whenever he had a good 
shot, but said never a word. After 
awhile the bovs noticed that Shooks was 



unconmionly Interested in the vicinity of 
the rebel battery, some 800 yards distant. 
There were several prominent figures 
riding around near that battery, and 
among them a man on a white horse. 
Shooks, regardless of bullets and shells, 
peered well over his log and watched the 
white horse and its rider. Finally, the 
eager, determined look went out of his 
eyes, and an expression of disgust swept 
over his face, as he exclaimed: "Dog- 
oned ef thet ain't dad:" Then, standing 
"up so as to be fiilly exposed, and throw- 
ing up his hands with an impatient gest- 
ure, while he turned excitedly to the 
boys on each side of him, he yelled, loud 
enough to be heard above the din: "Say I 
don't nary one uv you nns shoot thet 
white ho66? Thet's my hoss! Wonder 
what'n hell dad brought thet hoes down 
yer fur — might a know'd he'd git shot. 
Don't none of you rms hit thet white 
hoes, now! what a dog-goned fool dad is, 
anyhow, to bring thet boss down yer!" 
Yon may be sure that none of the boys 
fired at "thet white boss." 



An Army Tarn. 



(GEX. 3. A. KELLOGG). 

Almost everybody knows Col. Jerry 
(or more familiarly Jack) Watrous. I 
rf-member him as Lieut. Watrous. 

When I was cap no. when I paid an 

involuntary visit to the rebs. on the 
•5thof May. 1861. he was ordnance ser- 
geant of the division. When I return- 
ed in November, he was first lieuter.ant 
and adjutant of the regiment, and let 
me say right here, once foraU, a more 
faithful officer never drew a sabre in 
his country's defense than Jerry Wat- 
rous. On the 28th of March he was 
acting as adjutant general of the Iron 
brigade temporarily commanded by 
himself, which became actively engag- 
ed in the tattle known as Gravelly 
Eun. Onr forces, under command of 
Gen. 'Warren, became engaged with 
the enemy early in the morning. Our 
brigade hanpened to occupy a position 
of great Li.portance, as subsequent 
events showed. Our line of t>attle 
consisted of the two divisions of Avers 
and Griffin, with Crawford's division 
as a support. Just after the engage- 
ment opened, the first line was flanked 
by the enemy and compelled to retire. 
Oar brigade, immediately npon the 
fact being realized, was in sitnation to 
deploy to meet the flanking line, which 
was promptly done, our orders being 
to then open fire, and to hold them 
as long as possible. For some 
little time it was impossible to comply 
with this order on account of the pres- 



ence of scattered bodies of our o ;. 
troops in our front, who were falling 
back in such dsorder as always at- 
tends an attack on the flank. 

As soon as possible, however, we 
opened fire, and checked the advance 
of the exultant foe: but soon oor little 
brigade was al-o flanked, their line of 
battle overlapping ours at f-ither end, 
and the >i'inety-first 2few York, wiich 
was on our right, by some mischance 
became cut off. The rebels were in our 
rear and across bocb flanks, and the 
time had come when we must fail 
back. A portion of the ninety-first 
was got into position under the com- 
mand of the gallant Col. Tarbell, and 
the rebs were all around ns. Lieut. 
Watrous sat on his horse near me, 
viewing the scene. I said to him, 
''Mr. Watrous. we must get ont of ttis. 
Do you think you can reach TarbelH*" 
Jerry surveyed the field, and saw that 
to do so he would be exposed to a fire 
from every qu-irter. especially as there 
was an open field which he wou d have 
tocroM. All the dang-r of the situa- 
tion was apparent. I shall never forget 
the reply, which was, "I can do it if 
any live man can."' ''Go, then." I re- 
plied, -and order Col. Tarbell to retire 
his regiment across the creek." Jerry 
i started. I watched him with such 
I anxiety as only those in like cirCLm- 
I stances can appreciate— rebs in front 
of him, rebs in rear of him, and yet he 
rode on. A party threw themseives 
across his front: he wheeled t" the 
right and dashed on. Again they 
crossed his front, and he wheeled to 
the left. How many times he was shot 
at, God only knows. I could see the gal - 
lant Tarbell and the remnants of his 
regiment holding their position. I knew 
he would stay until ordered to return, 
and J knew Jerry would carry that or- 
der if he could. But my God. what 
chances there were against him'. 
Something attracted my attention rr 
a moment, and when I again lO'iic-i 
for Jerry, I saw him throw up his 
arms: his horse fell at the same lime: 
the rebs were all around him by the 
score. Alas, I thought, poor Jerry is 
gone. But no. TarbeU had seen the 
movement, and heard .Jerry's sh ut. 
His regiment about faced, and with 
the balance of tte Une, the gloriomt 
old siith and seventh, we cut our way 
through. But here the campaign end- 
ed for .Jerry. After the battle was over 
we searched the field for Jerry's body, 
all believing him dead, and it was sev- 
eral weeks before the gratifying news 
reached oS of his safetv. althcc^h a 



264 



THE SOLDIERS REUNION OF 1880. 



prisoner, and. I think, wounded, yet 
alive. His deserved promotion follow- 
ed news of his safety, and lie was pres- 
ent for many a gallant fight on other 
fields, requiring moral courage; for 
peace has her victories as well as war, 
aye, and her battle fields, too. 



How "Misery" Cams, and Left us. 

riEt'T. n. B. EASTMAX, 3rd cav. 

It was in the fall of 1SG2. and in the 
camp of company I, Third regiment 
Wisconsin cavalry, at Fort Scott, Kan- 
sas. People had begun to believe the 
war was in earnest, and must be fought 
out. So recruits were in order. 

From an interior town in Wisconsin 
came to our company a squad of recruits 
among whom was one nick-named "Mis- 
ery." His name was given him, by one 
of his fellow recruits, on the route to 
the regiments, and its appropriateness 
was recognized by the boys the moment 
"Misery" set foot in the camp, and 
thenceforward he was addressed by no 
other cognomen. 

He was about eighteen years old, tall 
and ungainly. He had a shambling gait 
•and the '■image and superscrintiou"' of 
"slouch"' was indelibly stamped upon 
him 

His eyes were sleepy looking, but he 
m maged to use theiu effectively in find- 
ing the best of everylliing to eat. His 
mouth was drawn down at one corner 
as if in perpetual grievance, and turued 
up at the other in a continual leer. His 
hair was faded mule color and studious- 
ly \v3rn ala "bang" in a manner to ex- 
cite the envy of stylish girls of tlie pre- 
sent day. And he was the dirtiest crit- 
ter who ever struck that camp. After 
a lapse of seventeen years, and a con- 
siderable e.cperience with grimy men, 
I can, without any hestation or secret 
evasion, asjertthat no hand so dirty as 
"Miseiy's"' was ever raised, before or 
since, to protect the old flag. And his 
face was as dirty as his hands. No 
hints, expostulations of entreaties, 
though couched in the gentle language 
of a United States trooper, could induce 
"Misery'" to wash his liands and face, 
until it was unanimously resolved he 
should not eat until he washed. He 
loved his rations more than tie hated 
water, and so the boys forced him to 
the wash basin occasionally. He 
drawled his words, and closed each 
sentence with a whine. On the way to 
tlie regiment he seemed to be thirsting 
for rebel blood, and was loud in liis dec- 
larations of a desire to kill. His only 
fear vvas, that I he war would be over 
before his squad reached ihe field and 



he could take a scalp. It was noticed, 
however, the nearer he approached the 
regiment the less blood-thirsty he be- 
came. And when ushered into the 
presence of c.irbines, revolvers and 
sabres, with surroundings which indi- 
cated use for such weapons, he became 
as gentle a warrior as ever crawled un- 
der a wagon. So soon as it was an- 
nounced in camp that a recruit had ar- 
rived who wanted to chew up the en- 
tire southern confederacy, the boys de-^ 
cided to have some fun. 

There was no enemy, except irregular 
bands ofj "bushwhackers," within a 
few miles of the Fort, and scouting 
parties of Co. "I" were often exchang- 
ing compliments with these gentry. 
But the camp at Fort Scott was as safe 
a place, so far as casualties of war 
might be concerned, as even "a three 
mouth man"" could wish for. 'Misery ' 
did not comprehend the exact state of 
affairs, but concluded that he was "at 
the front," "with all the name implies. ' 
Tile boys were not slow to impress up- 
on him the gravity of the situation. In 
his presence tlie conversation invariably 
turned upon the nearness, the audacity 
and bloodthirstiness of the rebels. Ter 
rible stories were told of the number of 
men nightly killed on guard, These night 
conflicts were particularly expatiated 
upon. In the day time, the boys said 
they could get along well enough, for 
they could look right in the mouth of 
the rebel cannon and see wliat they'd 
got to dodge ; but this wholesale 
slaughter in the gloom, this losing ten 
or a dozen men every night— all shot 
full of bullets from an unseen foe— was 
calculated to make a man sick of serv- 
ice. It was painful one morning to see 
"Misery" put down his cup of coffee, 
when the boys came to breakfast and 
announced, -'six more men killed last 
night,' "heard about the Johnnies cut- 
ting off that recruit"s head just before 
daylight":"' "poor Bill got his wooden 
overcoat mighty sudden,'' "Well, none 
of us will ever see vVisconsin again,'' 
"wasn"l ii terrible the way Corportil 
Smith got his eyes slashed out with 
buckshot last evening ?"' "Gosh, boys, 
the wliole picket line was just paved 
with the brains and in'aids of volun- 
teers last night."— It was fairy pitiful 
to see poor "Misory's" javv drop when 
little corporal Bemis took Johnny 
Spencer one side, but within "Misery "s' 
hearing, and with faltering voice said : 
"Johnny, m me and "Misery "s"' got to 
go on guard to-night, and — and — you 
know its not likely either of us will ever 
see the morning light. And I want you 
to — to — see that I have the old flag 



wrapped around me in good shape and 
my — my— mj' — spurs buried with ma. 
And when t e boys bring in "Misery's" 
body in the morning, please see that it 
is washed once real good, and bury us 
side by side, poor dirty cuss, for he 
was never killed before and he'll be 
lonesome." 

When a sergeant came around soon af- 
ter and detailed "Misery' for gnard 
duty that night, tlie cold sweat started 
on him. But the boy had friends in his 
hour of need— veterans whose experi- 
ence might yet be the means of saving 
his lite. These kindly volunteered ad- 
vice as to the necessary preparations 
for his perilous duty. Under their di- 
rection and with their assistance, he 
tremblingly reported for duty about 9 
o'clock in the evening, arrayed as fol- 
lows : A steel vest, weigliing about 
seven pounds, buckled around his 
chest and another of equal weight strap- 
ped so as to protect his rear ; the larg- 
est and heaviest sabre in camp fastened 
to his right side ; three cartridge boxes, 
all full; two revolvers which wouldn't 
revolve ; a carbine, loaded with blank 
cartridges, and a pair of sharj) spurs. 
" Misery " was informed that the rebels 
had made a considerable advance and 
were now in the immediate vicinity of 
the camp, so that the pickets would be 
stationed but a few rods out, and he 
might be sure of speedy support when 
attacked. As he was not used to man- 
aging a horse, it was considered best to 
have him stand picket dismounted. The 
camp was situated on the bank of the 
Marmaton river, a stream about four 
rods in width aid from one to three 
feet in depth. "Misery "was conduct, 
ed to one end of the camp near tlie 
corn pile, instructed to blaze away at 
any one approaching and under no cir- 
cumstances to deserc his post, as the 
safety of the whole army depended on 
him. 

After he had been alone a few min- 
utes, four or five men could have been 
seen approaching through the gloom. 
Taking advantage of tref,s and bushes, 
they reached " Misery's" vicinity with- 
out his discovering them. When with- 
in twenty feet of him, they suddenly 
presented themselves and demanded 
his surrender. With a howl of terror 
he threw down liis carbine and sped 
through the camp. He made straight 
forhis te it, a big Sibley affair, holding 
twenty men, and every man in it was 
delightedly listening to the clatter of 
that running aimory. His speed was 
accelerated by shots in his rear, and he 
burst into the tent and rolled into the 
middle of it, a rattling piece of disor- 



THE SOLDIERS REUXIOX OF ISSO. 



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ganized onlnance stores. " My stars'" 
he said, " boys, they drove me in!" The 
whole camp was now aroused, and 
everybody turned out to support the 
picliet line. " Misery " was dragged 
out, soundly b rated for retreating be- 
fore he had beea wounded six or seven 
times, and pushed by his br.ive com- 
rades bacli to his post, where they all 
declared they would die with him. Of 
course the attack was renewed, and 
with great vijor. t-hots Ihished through 
the darkness. Men tumbled around on 
the ground, wounded and in terrible 
agony. With three men to hold '■ Mis- 
ery " and one to hold his carbi: e, they 
managed to make him discharge it at a 
mule. Then some one jelled, "we 
must retreat across the riverl'' all start 
ed, pell-mell for the stream. Down 
the bank they scooted with " Misery " 
well in advance, and he had waded 
nearly across the river wh n th^ terri- 
fied voice of "old Mac," the bugler 
was heard exclaiming ; " Great Heav- 
ens I just see those rebels on the other 
side I" Then another rush was made 
back up the bank and "Misery" 
was left in the middle of the stream 
He floundered back as best he could, 
falling down once in the deepest pnrt 
and nearly drowning from the weight of 
his armor. As he was frantically claw- 
ing his way up the slippery bank, he 
was captured by a squad of rebels, who 
proposed to slay him at once, claiming 
that he was the fiend who had lately 
i<illed so many of their comrades. With 
streaming eyes, the p )or wretch howled, 
"O, no, good Mr. Secesh, I never hurt 
none of your men. I'm a new recruit 
and never shot nobody." It was then 
deciJed to release him; the rebels re- 
treated and "Misery" staggered, sadly 
demoralized, into his quarters, and an- 
nounced to the boys that "these ere 
steel vests is awful heavy wh n they 
git wet." 

The next day it was deemed necessary 
for the good of the service that "Misery" 
be court-martia'ed for deserting his 
post. The court-martial was composed 
of the cooks of the several messes, 
and after mature deliberation it was 
adjudged that "Misery" be excused 
from being shot, but that he be brand 
ed. That operation was successfully 
performed. " Misery" was blindfold- 
ed and led to the company's forge. 
While he was regaled with the furious 
pumping of the bellows and such excla- 
mations as "ain't tliat a nice white 
heafi*" "Golly, won't that make him 
jump':*" A providential piece of ice, 
which had thinly formed the previous 
night, was being held on a belt plate. 



When the proper temperature had been 
obtained the p;ate was smartly applied 
"as by the statute in such case, made 
and provided." "Misery'" jumped and 
limped to his quarters. 

The next day he applied to George 
Duunett, who was a private, but who 
wore the best clothes of any man in the 
company, and whom "iiisery" mis- 
took for a Major General, for a pass. 
George wrote, "Guards and Pickets, 
pass this d d fool right along." 

And "Misery" took that pass, "pass- 
ed right along,' out of camp, out of 
Slight, and we never saw nor heard of 
him again. But he can never pass 
out of our memory. 



Ed. McCook's Luck. 

(JIAJ. LU DRURT.) 

Having overcome that 'funny feel- 
ing of modesty" to the extent of giving 
you an account of a scout that I once 
took in tlie Sequatchie Valley iu Ten- 
nessee, it occurred to me to try what 
effect the narration of the adventure 
would have on a soldier who had seen 
service in the ^'alley before boring the 
balance of the boys with it,— so when an 
old friend, formerly of the First Wis- 
consin Cavalry, dropped in on me a 
few days ago, I placed him iu a chair, 
filled a pipe for him, and was gently 
leading up to the p.iint, when I men- 
tioned "rsequatchie Valley,'' he broke 
in on me with "L,u, did I ever tell you 
about our charge m the Sequatchie':*" 
It was no use for me to state that I had 
heard it a dozen times, besides seeing 
it illustrated in Ha per's Weekly, the 
veteran trooper, slung himself into his 
old moth-eaten saddle, drew his rusty 
sabre, and went thundering up the 
valley, over riding my little yarn, and 
slashing the flying rebs as remorselessly 
as he did in October, 1863, and this is 
the way he did it: 

"You see the boys struck a 'stalled' 
sutler's wagon early in the morning, 
and the colonel commanding the divis- 
ion, ilcCook— used to call him Horse- 
Ed, to distinguish him from his cousin 
Ed, who had an infantry command- 
halted right there, and with him stop- 
ped the newspaper correspondents, in- 
cluding the artist for Harper's; but the 
First Wisconsin, under Col. Hugh Ea- 
grange, kept on up the valley, as we 
had sure news of the near proximity of 
the rebel cavalry under Cien. Martin. 
We s;ruck the rear of their column 
abivut three miles f r. m the sutler's wa- 
gon, and they faced about and formed 
to resist our advance. Just then an 
orderly rode up and handed Col. La- 
grange a written order from Col. Mc- 



Cook to halt the column. I think the 
colonel must have been a little con- 
fused when he read it, as he mildly re- 
marked — that is. he remarked so you 
could have heard him a mile— 'Xow 

charge the , and give 'em 

h— 1 1' or words to that effect. 

"You just ought to have been there, 
Lu. to see old Torry go, a rippin' and a 
rarin', a sweatin'anda swearin' up that 
valley and over such of the rebs as he 
could overhaul. Ue didn't use his 
sabre at all. He went into 'em like an 
iguum vitse ball among a lot of ten- 
pins, and with about the same result. 
In the field to the right of the pike 
charged a company under Capt. Levi 
Howland, who was under about the 
same pressure of perspiration and pro- 
fanity as was Major Torry, but cutting 
and slashing with his sabre every reb 
that he came to. There was one chap, 
adjutant on Gen. Martin's staff, a dan- 
dy sort of a duck— lots of braid on his 
coat, mustache waxed 'a la Francois' — 
that Levi gave the cut St. George to, as 
he rode past him. It was a cruel blow 
and struck the reb across the face be- 
tween the mustache and nose. The 
mustache dropped down like the band 
of a fatigue captain. Some of the boys 
consoled the poor fellow by telling him 
him his mustache wasn't hurt a bit. 

One of the gulden bearers rode at the 
head of the column and couldn't handle 
his sabre and the gu den at the same 
time, so when he overlook a reb he 
would jab him in the back with the 
lance head in the top of the gulden 
staff. There were more rebs captured 
than there were men iu the charging 
Culurnn, and that charge made Ed ilc- 
Cook a Brigadier General and subse- 
quently governor of a territory. 



The Future of the Association. 
(LIEUT. D. C. PAVEY.) 

Comrades, one and all, do you realize 
the magnitude of the unwritten history 
of the war, iu its grand and imposing 
proportions, and that the day is already 
dawning when the survivors of Wis- 
consin's heroic citizen soldiers, may be 
counted by the score instead of by the 
thousand':' This dual assertion and 
inquiry, if it may be so termed, consti- 
tute the preface of one of the most soul 
inspiring articles ever written by mor- 
tal, beside which the ha-oic strains of a 
Virgil or uf a Cicero would ring with 
diminished tone. The future biograpli 
ers of Wisconsin's gallant soldier boys, 
who sustained aloft, proudly, the starry 
emblem of the Kepublic from 1801 till 
the close of the civil war, will enter 
upon a field ripe for the sickle, and it 



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behooves you comrades, one and all, to 
aid, so far as lies in your power, the 
compilation of the history which you 
largely helped to make. Each of you 
can, if you will, rescue from the re- 
morseless waves of the great sea of 
oblivion, details with which you were 
respectively connected, which woven 
into book form by the skilled hands of 
the historian, would constitute one of 
the most entertaining and instrm tive 
works ever published in this country. 

To thus set the ball in motion for the 
accurate transmission to posterity of the 
record of your patriotism, your patient 
self-deuial and your terrible sacrifices 
beneath a southern sky, is the main- 
spring, it may be said of the Wisconsin 
Reunion Association. And in what 
manner can this object best be achieved; 
upon what general line ought the fight 
to be maintained '{ That of personal 
effort is the answer, and to-day that 
is both practical and practicable. 
Nearly every citizen of Wisconsin who 
shouldered a musket and went "to the 
front" during the dark days of the civil 
strife and who returned home in safety 
when the shriek of shell and the plunge 
of solid shot, the rattle of musketry and 
the roar of artillery, the shrill notes of 
the bugle and muffled drum had been 
silenced, let us hope, forever, has a 
history which can be summarized and 
which would be read with unbounded 
interest by his children, and children" 
children, through the ages yet in the 
shadowy future. It may seem a matter 
of but little consequence to you now 
but the time will surely come to each 
one of you, who responds cheerfully to 
this simple request, when the proudest 
exclamation from your lips will be: "I 
was a Union soldier." The state looks 
after the officers and the private soldiers 
also, who were killed in action or who 
died of disease or wounds during the 
war, the names appearing in the Adjut- 
ant General's report. Should any friend 
however, of a deceased otlicer or soldier 
desire to build more coniiirehensively 
upon the mere sub-structure afforded 
by the state, the Association would 
gladly receive the same, and give it a 
place in its archives. Independent 
of these, however, there are twenty or 
thirty thousand survivors of the "rank 
and file," whose valor was displayed on 
many a well fought field, and whose 
existence in an Andersonville or a 
Libby was a continual torture. In 
simple Anglo-Saxon, therefore, what is 
wanted is this: Let every soldier pre- 
pare, (or ask some friend to prepare for 
him), a condensed sketch of this army 
life. To the general public these will 



not be of equal interest, but if the 
sketch ol Tom Brown's campaigning 
should be a trifle monotonous to the 
general reader— absolutely devoid, it 
may be, of thrilling incident, hence not 
at all comparable with that of John 
Smith, to Tom Brown's descendant's 
it will be evidence, if nothing more, of 
the fact that their ancestor "fought, 
bled, died and almost suffered," as the 
boys used to say. in the g; eat cause of 
human freedom. 

It is hoped and believed that the 
state, will ultimately take this matter 
in hand, or at all events lend valuable 
assistance to the Association in this 
collecting for permanent use the bio- 
graphical sketches of surviving Wis 
consin soldiers, but for the present, we 
must "go it aUme," invoking the hearty 
and effective co-operation of the boys 
themselves, who in this cour.ection will 
recall the favorite army maxim: "If a 
fellow don't look out for himse'f no- 
body else will."' 

Comrades, may we rely upon you to 
do your share of this work. It is a 
work in which we are mutually inter- 
ested, and to prstpone "till a more con 
venieut season" is hazardous in the ex- 
treme. To be of value the work must 
be as complete as possible and "the 
files must be closed." No straggling, 
no shirking, should be the motto, but 
we shall expect a giand final rally under 
the fl g we love so well. Comrades ! 
To the front and center, every mother's 
son of you ! 



A Brave Captain Off His Feet. 

Early and late the publis'.ier of this 
the first book of the kind ever gotten 
up, has labored diligently to rescue 
from oblivion individual instances of 
heroism and daring which else had per- 
ished with the hero. With ideasure 
therefore, the following is given to our 
soldier friends to show that sometimes 
even a captain tried and true, may be 
taken "otf his feet." 

In June 1861 J. II. Marston, a sterling 
young Appletouian, united his fortunes 
with those of the gallant sixtli Wiscon- 
sin as second lieutenant of E company., 
his commission dating from M ay 10th 
Gen. E. S. Bragg, of Fond du Lac, was 
captain. Subsequently Lieut. Marston 
was commissioned first lieutenant, with 
rank from Sept. 18, 1861, and afterward 
was honored with a captain's commis- 
sion, to date from Seiit. 18, 1862. He 
was with his regiment during Gen. 
Pope's retreat from the Rapidan to Up- 
ton's Hill in August, 1862, and took 
part in the following named engage- 
ments: 



South Mountain, Sept. 14, 1862; An 
tietam, Sept. 17, 1862; Fitzhugh's Cross- 
ing, April 29, 1863; Chancellorsville, 
May 3 and 4, 1863; Gettysburg, July 1, 2 
and 3, 1863. A\^as wounded at South 
Mountain by a shot in his left ear and 
at Antietam by a shot in left leg. In 
this battle a cannon shot (referred to in 
Love's "Wisconsin in the War" as kill- 
ing and wounding thirteen men of the 
sixth Wisconsin, on the morning of the 
17th) entered the ground under Capt. 
Marston's feet the result being that he 
"went up" with the explosion but land- 
ed all right. At Gettysburg his ankle 
was badly sprained in consequence of 
being tossed into the air for the second 
time by a cannon ball which plowed up 
the ground directly underhis feet. July 
1, lb63, he was taken prisoner but escap- 
ed the same day from his captors, find- 
ing a secure hiding place between the 
lines of battle until July 4, when he 
came into our lines, was honorably dis- 
charged March 25, 1864, on surgeon's 
certificate of disability, and to-day is of 
the flourishing manufacturing firm, at 
Appleton, of Marston & Deveridge, bis 
involutary ascensions in Virginia per- 
haps preparing him for aerial naviga- 
tion hereafter. Captain Marston's mil- 
itary record is not only a most excellent 
one in every way but possesses a flavor 
of novelty which will be appreciated by 
every one of our soldier readers. 

Old Pomposity. 

Comrade Darwin C. Pavey of L Com- 
pany loth, N. Y. Vols. (Engineer 
Corps) tells a good story about a fel- 
low soldier in the same company which 
for downright "rediculosity"as Charles 
Sumner would say, can't be beaten. 
This Soldier, whom we shall call 
Frank, was a fellow student with com- 
rade Pavey in a well known eastern 
academy and was forever distinguish- 
iug(y) himself by the use of words of 
three and four syllables and as is usual- 
ly the case with young men of his cali- 
ber, invariably get "the cart before the 
horse," as the phrase is, in his vain en- 
deavor to convince the boys that his 
head was more level than heads would 
average. Frank enlisted some three 
months before comrade Pavey did, and 
when the latter joined his regiment at 
City Point, Va., the first person whom 
he encountered in the"Company Street" 
was his old school fellow Frank. Of 
course as he says he was right glad to 
see Frank, and considerately inquired 
after his health "since he'd been in the 
army." Upon this Frank straightened 
up proudly and in his most extinguish- 
ing tones replied: "I'm fond of the ser- 



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vice excessively bit I've been seriously 
ill for a great length of period," 

Before the final muster out of the 
lolli occured at Fort Barrey, Va., June 
13th ISUo, the story of the man who had 
been ''seriously ill for a great length of 
period"' went the grand rounds of the 
brigade with the most agonizing Ohs 
and Ahs imaginable. 



Our Future. 



Equally in duty to Wisconsin's dead, 
and generations yet to come, the living 
soldiers of ihe late war have a work 
before them of a i^jagnitude demanding 
prompt and untiring action. 

This duty requires th;)t the name and 
record of every man who went from 
Wisconsin to the war be truthfully 
made up and preserved, regardless of the 
rank lie held, length of service or duties 
performed, or whether he died in the 
war, or since, or is still living. Wih- 
out tear or favor, without romance, 
selfishness, or prompted by other senti- 
ment than to make a straight, unpa ti- 
san, faithful record, the enterprise 
should be taken up and perfected. It 
is a large undertaking. It cannot be 
accomplished by any one man, or in 
any one year. The Wisconsin Reunion 
Association can do it if they try. No 
one else can do it as well, if indeed any 
other can attempt it with reasonable 
hope of success. Even though legisla- 
tive appropriai ions be secured, it alone 
is not sufiicient. This association must 
lend its efforts to the task or it will not 
succeed. United, harmonious and act- 
ive, we may accomplish everything. 

Think of this, comrades. 
II 

On the 30th of May a year ago, your 
executive committee issued to Wiscon- 
sin soldiers and their friends a circular 
on this subject, asking their co opera- 
tion in m iking a record which should 
wheQ complete, contain among other 
things. 

Isi — All the reports received from sur- 
viving soldiers and sailors,giving name, 
regiment, company, boat, present occu- 
pation, and re idence, together with 
historical facts, reminiscences, anec- 
dotes and incidents personal and gen- 
eral, and which will make the most 
complete record of Wisconsin men in 
the war yet published. 

2ud— Answers to all inquiries made 
in regard to Wisconsin veterans and 
their friends. 

3rd— A complete list of all Wisconsin 
soldiers who were killed in tattle, or 
who died of wounds or disease in the 



service, with residence at time of en- 
rollment, and present place of burial. 
As Decoration Day becomes more and 
more observed this list will become in- 
valuable. 

4th— A description of all the engage- 
ments and battles and the part taken 
therein by Wisconsin men. 

5th — A correct narration and state 
ment of all Wisconsin men taken 
prisoners during the war, with full 
particulars of capture, rescue, imprison- 
meijt, escape or exchange. 

6th— The Roster of the living, a ph i- 
helically ai ranged by regiment and 
company, P. O. address. &c. 

The let:ers closed as follows: 

To do this successfully the associa- 
tion asks and depends upon the co-op- 
eration of every soldier and sailor. 

The association does not want your 
money, but does want your record, your 
history, your personal experiences, 
knowledge and information on the sub- 
ject above mentioned. 

riease give these in your own way 
(don't be afraid you can't write — we 
risk all thai) at as early date as you 
can. Even a little at a time, a little 
more some other time, and so on until 
we get it all. Your comrades are in- 
terested in your doing this. Posterity 
is interested. It is proper that those 
wlio made history should take a hand 
in writing it. 

Stir up the comrades who have not 
already done so, to send in their names. 
or send them yourself to the Associa- 
tion. 

A little united action, when each 
does his part, yields most wonderful re- 
sults. Try it. 

The proposition w,is a new thiug, its 
object uncertain, and your committee 
found their first task v\ as to stir up an 
interest in the work, and establish a 
confidence that it was not a selfish 
scheme, for enhancing personal or po- 
litical interests. 

In uo spirit of self-aggrandizement, 
but in compliment to the intelligence 
of the soldiers themselves, and tlie 
gratitude and patriotism of their 
friends all over the world who were not 
soldiers, it may here be recorded that 
so fast as the scope and objects of the 
associatio:! became known- with one 
single exception— none but kind words 
and acts of encouragement greeted the 
movement. 

in. 

The first object— to stir up the la- 
tent interest, and receive the names of 
the living:, may be said to have reached 
a good beginning. The richest fields are 
beyond. Many comrades have sent in 



their valuable army experiences. Many 
more have not. When all shall have so 
done, when the record of every Wiscon- 
sin man shall have been made and pub- 
lished, and a harmonious unity of ac- 
tion organized, the association will 
have entered upon the widest fields of 
its usefulness. 

IV. 

Tlie interest stirred up, the organiza- 
tion effected, the life imparted into this 
new movement is only partially reflect- 
ed in these pages Subsequent volumes 
will show more of it. The association 
now has on hand a valuable accumula- 
tion of material, more than sufficient 
for another volume the size of this, and 
the "trouble" has only commenced. If 
each one will only do his share, most 
wonderful results will follow. Don"t let 
up. Keep up the motion. NoJ one is 
sorry, for having done what they have, 
nor will they be, after doing ten times 
as much. 

As a sample of company lists on hand 
to be published in a subsequent volume, 
we refer to the "Oshkosh Volunteers"' 
by Col. John Hancock 

They are models. In the next Roster 
we hope to follow this system, except 
perhaps give more details of each 
comrade's service. 

OSHKOSH VOLUXTEEKS. 



HV COL. JOHN HANCOCK. 

April 12tli, 1861, was made memorable in our 
annals as helng the day Gen Beauregard train- 
ed liis guii.s on Kort Suinpter ; the sad and sick- 
ening news flashed through the North, paling 
cheeks and a|jpalling llie stoutest hearts, for 
then all hopes of averting the pending conflict 
were bhisted. The Northern people did not be- 
lieve that the feeling through the South was in- 
tense and bitter enough to sustain that people 
iu resorting to such extreme measures. Pre- 
vious to that the sentiment of the North had 
been to avert the storm by cumproniise, but at 
the receipt of that news, all thoughts of com- 
promise vani.shed. Three days afterward Lin- 
coln issued his call for 75.00(i volunteers, ind 
two days after the call was issued a public 
meeting was held at Oshkosh. At that meet- 
ing speeches were made, and then adjourned to 
meet at the same place the following Saturday 
evening. At the adjourned meeting the com- 
pany then known as the Oshkosh volunteets 
was enlisted, which was afterwards known as 
company E, Second Wisconsin Fegiment Vol- 
unteer Tiifantry. The next morning (Sunday), 
the company met and elected the following of- 
ficers : Gabe Bouck. Captain, Jno. Hancock, 
First Ueutenant, H. B. Jackson, Second Lieu- 
tenant. The ne.\t morning the company met 
and elected non-commissioned oflicers. tele- 
graphed Governor Kaiidall for orders, and com- 
menced drilling. May 4th the company took 
cars for Madison, where they arrived in safety, 
and were assigned quarters at Camp Randall. 
The following is a condensed history of each 
member while with the company : 

Gabe Bouck. Captain, was at Blackburn's 



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Ford and Bull Run ; promoted Colonel of the 

Eiglileeiitli Wisconsin iej;inient, is now luember 
of Congress ; lives in Oslikosh. 

John H;uicocl<, First IJeutenaiit, was at 
BlaeliDurii's Ford and Bull Kun ; iironioted to 
Ri;ijor of tlie Fonrleentli Wisconsin regiment ; 
is a lawyer at Oslikosh. 

H. B. Jackson, Second Lieutenant, was at 
Blackburn's Ford, detached to duly on Gen. 
Sliernian's statf as assistant quai'ter-inaster ; is 
a lawyer at Oshkosh. 

Lyiuan H. SniiiliwasatBlackhnrn's Ford, Bull 
Itun and Gainesville, where he was severely 
wounded; he held the posiiion of Captain of 
the company wiien discharged ; he is a collect- 
or of customs at I>,land Point, Vermont. 

Melvin K. Baldwin was at Blackburn's Ford, 
Bull Bun, Beverly Ford and Galnsville, wliere 
he was severely wounded, Fit/hutih Crossini;, 
Chancelloisville and Gettjsbni-a, whei-e he was 
taken prisoner. When the company was mus- 
tered out he helil the position of captain ; is 
nowgeneralageut of the Grand Trunk line at 
Minneapolis. 

Alanson iM. Tlioineawas at Blackburn's Ford, 
Bull Bun, Beverly Ford, Gainesville, Bull Kun 
No 2, South Mountain, Antietam and Fred- 
ericksburg, held the pusitiou of First Lieutenant 
when discharged ; is a lumberman now in Osh- 
kosh. 

lieuben Ash was at Blackburn's Ford, Bull 
Run, where he was wounded ; Filzhngh Cross- 
ing, Chancellorsville, Gettysbui'g, where he was 
taken prisoner ; held the position of First Lieu- 
tenant when discharged ; is now a grocer in 
Oslikosh. 

Henry B. Harshaw was at Blackburn's Ford, 
Fitzhugli Crossing, Chancellorsville, Gettys- 
burg ; also was engaged May Stli. 6th, 7tli and 
stli, 18C4, inthe Virginia campaign on the last 
day was wounded in the left arm which had to 
be amputated ; when mustered out he held the 
position of Second Lieutenant ; he held the iol- 
lowiiig different positions while in service : 
corporal, sergear.t. major, chief of the brigade 
aiubnlance cor|is, aid-de-camp on. brigade staff, 
second lieutenant of company ; in all positions 
he demeaned liiniself as a soldier and gentle- 
man, except on a single occasion wlnle a cor- 
poral. One day he called the captain "coek- 
1 1'c," or something else, and w'as reduced to tlie 
ranlts ; however the ■'fi'aeiion" still lives, and 
he is a lawyer and postmaster at Oshkosh. 

N. N. Kuliy was at blackburu's Ford, Bull 
Kun, promoted Ironi sergeant of coniiiany to 
sergeant major of regiment : subseqiiently wa.s 
promoted to caiJtain of Co. F, same regiment, 
afterwaids served as captain in the 3ilh Wis- 
cons'ii regiment, also did duty as lieutenant in 
the 14th Wisconsin regiment ; played poker on 
picket line, for which Caiit. Gabe relieveci him 
of his sword, but it was restored to him before 
returning to camp ; a mechanic in Oshkosh. 

Walker S. Rouse, sergeant, was at Black- 
burn 'sFord, Bull Kun, where wounded, Fitz- 
hugli Crossing, Chancellorsville, Gettysburg. 
wlie:-e he was wounded ; died July 11, 18G3from 
wounds. 

Win.. C. Bryant, sergeant, was at Blackburn's 
Ford, Bull Run, Bevel ly Ford. Gainesville, in 
color guard, and was wounded and paroled ; 
was dischai'ged to accept coniinission ii. a coloi - 
ed regiment ; lives at Cedar Falls, Iowa. 

Richard Lester, sergeant, was at Blackburn's 
Ford, Bull Run, where he was wounded, de- 
tached for duty as clerk at brigai'e headquar- 
ters ; paiticipated with the company on May 4, 
6, B, 1 and 8, 1SC4, in the campaign in Virgina ; 
is now a lawyer at Applelon, Wis. 
Jos. \V. Roberts, sergeant, was in theengage- 



ment of Blackburn's Ford, Bull Run ; was 
there w-ounded and discharged to accept a 
captain's corami.ssion in the 2sth Wiscfuisin reg- 
iment ; has a collection odice in Micbigamme, 
Mich. 

John G. Sprague. sergeant, was on skirmi.':h 
at Blackburu's Ford is now stition agent on the 
M. L. .s. & W. railroad in Oshkosh. 

John B. Thompson, sergeant, was at Black- 
burn's Kord and Bull Run, appointed regiment- 
al commissary sergeant ; lives at Longnumt, Col- 
orado. 

Oscar F. Crary, serEcai!t,'participated in en- 
gagements at Blackburn's Ford ami Bull Run. 
On the march to Bidl Run, one eveuing.Jiist as 
the regiment was going into camp, Crary was 
seen charging a fat turkey with the point of bis 
bayonet close to the turkey's tail. One of bis 
coinpaiiy:offleers yelled ■■Sergeant Crary I" The 
sergeant straightened up, eaiiie to a present 
arms ; he was ordered into llie ranks. Crary 
insists that the .same bird graced the colonel's 
table that night. At all events that wasthe only 
time Seigt. I rary was ever known to drop his 
game. He now travels for Gray Bros., Chicago, 
and lives in Oshkosh. 

Geo. E. Smith, sergeant, clerk in regimental 
quai termaster's oflice ; clerk in In igKde (piarter- 
masler's department ; took pf.rt.in the following 
engagements : Blackburn's Fold, Bull Run, Bev- 
erly Ford, Gainesville, Bull Run No 2, South 
Mountain, Antietam and Fredericksburg ; lives 
at Racine, Wis. 

Norman H. Whittemore. sergeant, took pait 
in the following, engagements : Blackburn's 
Ford, Bull Run, Beverly Ford, Uaiue->ville, Bull 
Run No. 2, promoted lientenaut, Co. D, thirty- 
second regiment ; after the war he practiced law 
in Kansas, where he died. 

John B. Davis, sergeant, was in the following 
engagements: Blackburu's Ford, Bull Run, 
Fitzhugn Crossing, Chancellorsville and Gettys- 
burg ; was in the latter battle taken prisoner ; 
he is now surveyor at Vancouver, Oregon. 

EdwmT. Ellsworth, sergeant, lives in Osh- 
kosh. 

Jos. M. Waite, sergeant, was at Blackburn's 
Ford, Bull Run, taken ini.sonerat Mas.saponax 
Run, Va., in FitzhughCiossing and Chancellors- 
ville. was a participant also in Gettysbui^g, 
where he was wounded and then was transfer- 
red to V. R. C. ; lives in Chicago, Illinois. 

Chas. II. Montgomery, sergeant, was at 
Blackburn's Ford, Bull Run, Beverly Ford, 
Gainesville, Bull Run No. 2, SQuth Mountain, 
Fredericksburg, residence unknown. 

John BanderoD, sergeant, was in Blackburn's 
Ford, Bull Kun, Beverly Ford, Gainesville. 
There wounded, taken prisoner and paroled ; 
Chancellorsville ; also took part in the spring 
campaign in Viiginia in iSbt ; is now a manu- 
facturer of boxes, etc., in Oshkosh. 

Irwin W. Potter, coriioial, was at Blackburn's 
Ford and Bull Run ; was promoted to a lieuten- 
ancy in the sixteenth regiment V. S. A., Sept. 
10, 1861. Died after the war, in Texas. 

Charles Graves, corporal, engaged at Black- 
burn's Ford and Bull Run, where newas wound- 
ed and taken prisoner, residence unknown. 

Louis Schintz, corporal, engaged at. Black- 
burn's Ford and Bull Run, cieik in cpiarter- 
inasters's department ; discharged to accept 
commission ; has abstract office in Appletou, 
Wisconsin. 

Jas. C. Bartlett, corporal, was at Blackburn's 
Ford, Bull Run, Beaver Ford, Gainesville ; died 
from wounds received in latter engagement. 

Jas Spencer, corporal, was at Blackburn's 
Ford, Bull Kun, Beaver Ford, Gainesville, Bull 



Run No 2, South Mountain, Antietam; died 
in Denver, Coioi^ado, aft' r the war, 

Geo Carwardine, coriioral, was at Blackburn's 
Fold, Bull Run, Beverly Ford, Gainesville, Bull 
Run No 2, South Slountaiu, Antietam, Fred- 
ericKsburg, Fitzhugh Crossing, Chancellorsville, 
Gettysburg, where lie was killed. 

Wm A Boyd, corporal, engaged m Blackburn's 
Ford, Bull Run, Fredericksburg, Filzbugh 
Crossing, Chancellorsvilee, Gettysburg, where 
he was wounded and discharged ; is now com- 
mercial traveler, lives in Oshkosh. 

Luke Eogli.sh, corporal, was at Blackburn's 
Ford, BuUUiin, Beverly Ford. Gainesvi le. Bull 
Run No 3, South Mountain, A.ilietam where 
wounded, Fitzhugh Crossing, Chaiieellorsville ; 
died after the war, in Oshkosh. 

Ebeuezer P. Perry, corporal, engaged at 
Blackburn's Ford. Bull Kun ; promoted to sec- 
ond lieutenant Co. D, same regiment, Feb. 17, 
1862 ; is a lawyer, in New London, Wi.s. 

Edwin B. Wing, coriioral, was at Blackbuni's 
Ford, Bull Kun, Beverly Ford, Gainesville, Bull 
Run No. 2, South Mountain, Antietam, where 
he was wouiuled and from which he was dis- 
charged, lives in Southern Illinois. 

Gilnian Cliudinnin, corporal, engaged in 
Blackburn's Ford, Bull Knn, Beverly Ford, 
Gainesville, Bull Run No. 2, South Mountain, 
Antietam, Fredericksburg, Fitzhugh Crossing, 
Chancellorsville, OettysUurg where he was 
wounded, also engaged on May 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 
10, 1864, in Viiginia campaign; finally lost on 
the steamer Golden Gate. 

Fr. nets Dagie, recruit cornoral, engaged iQ 
the Virginia campaign of 1864. 

Geo. Abrains, was engaged at Blackburn's 
Ford and Bull Run ; was detached on western 
gunboat service, and was blown up on gun- 
boat "Mound City," 

Henry C. Adams, engaged at Blackburn's 
Ford, Bull Run, Beverly Foi^d, Gainesville, Bidl 
Kun No. 2, South Mountain, Antietam, Fitz- 
hugh Crossing, ChancelUusville, Gettjsburg; 
also in the meiuurable six days' Virginia cam- 
paign in May, 1S64 ; is a mecbauic in Oshko>h. 

John Biich, was at Blackburn's Ford. Bull 
Run, Beverly Ford, Fitzhugh Crossing, Chan- 
cellorsville, and Gettjsburg, were he was 
wounded ; lives in Winneconne, Wis, 

David T. Buswell, was at Blackburn's Ford 
and Bull Knn. 

Alvin N. Bugbee, was at Blackburn's Ford, 
Bull Kun, wounded at the latter place ; detail- 
ed in divisiim engineer corps ; discharged to 
accept commission as second lieutenant in col- 
ored regiment; runs a saw mill at Graulsburg, 
Burnett county, Tv'isconsin. 

William Briene. was at Blackburn's Ford, 
Bull Kun, Beverly Ford, Gainesville, Bull Kun 
No 2, South Mountain, Antietam and Fred- 
ericksburg; finally wasdelailed for duty at di- 
vision headiinarters ; he was a stal«ait '■Mick," 
always yelling "rashuns" while on guard duty, 
which meant a drop of theauldcrathur ; he lum- 
bers on Black River ; P, O. LaCros.se. 

Wellington Bridge was at Blackburn's Ford 
Bull Run, Beverly Ford, Gainesville, Bull Run 
No. 2, South Mountain, and was killed at Antie- 
tam ; a chip of the old block, as his father was 
uniler the Iron Dnke at Waterloo. 

Edw.-.rd L. Billings was at Blackburn's Ford, 
Bidl Run, B;verly Ford, Gainesville, where he 
was wounded and discharged by reasons of 
wounds ; lives at Peach Grove, Clay Co.. K.an. 

Horace Bedientwasat Blackburn's Ford ; Is 
a hardware merchant. Oslikosh. 

Geo. W. Bedient died lu hospital at George- 
town, Jan. 22, 1862. 

Lewis A. Briggs, flfer, appointed second prin- 



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269 



cipal musician. May 1, 18i53 ; is in nursery busi- 
ness at Appleton, Wis. 

Jolni Calialian cliscliarged for disability and 
died after tlie war, in Missouri. 

Augnsliis B. Clarii was at Blaolsburn's Ford, 
Bull Kun, where lie was wounded and taken 
prisoner : was discharged on account ol w onnds. 

Eaw in Camper was at Beverly Ford and Gaines- 
ville wliere he was wounded, and died from 
effect of wounds. 

Giles Carpenter was at Blackhuni's Ford and 
Bull Kun ; detailed for western gun boat service 
killed when the ■'Mound City" blew lip. 

John Gary was at Blackburn's Ford and Bull 
Itun now lives in Oshkosh. 

Nieliolas Caslow was at Blackburn's Ford, Bull 
Run, Beverly Ford and Gainesville where he 
was wounded and was discharged from effects 
of wound ; died after the war, in Ushkosli. 

Timothy O'Connor was at Blackburn's Ford, 
Bull Run, Beverly Ford, Gainesville, Bull Kun 
No 2, South Mountain, and Antietam where he 
was killed. 

Hiram .J. Cusick was at Beverly Ford, Gaines- 
ville, Bull Kun No. 2, South Mountain and An- 
tietam ; is a farmer in Minnesota ; his address 
is Owatoiina, Minn,, care of J. C. Ellis. 

Joe Dougherty was at Blackburn's Ford, Bull 
Hun ; detached on western gun boat service ; 
killed when thegnn boat "Mound City" blew up. 

Louis Defoe did his duty as colonel's orderly ; 
first one that brought the contraband question 
before the regiment ; Isa teamster in Oshkosh. 

Wiiliam Dillon was at Blackburn's Ford, Bull 
Run, Beverly Ford, and Gainesville, where he 
w;is killed. 

Win. G. Davis was at Blackburn's Ford, Bull 
Run. Beverly Ford, and Gainesville, where he 
was killed. 

David J. Ellinwood was at Blackburn's Ford, 
and liull Kun ; is now lumberman at iitevens 
Toint, Wis. 

John Bucking was at Blackburn's Ford and 
Bull Kun, where he was wounded and taken 
prisoner, and finally dJschaiged by reason of 
wounds, now lives at Fond du Lac, Wis, 

Vincent Flannigan was at Blackburn's Ford, 
Bull Kun, Beverly Ford, Gainesville, Bull Run 
No. 2, South Mountain and Antietam, where he 
was killed. 

Elislia Ford was at Blackburn's Ford, after- 
wards did duty with ambulance corps ; lives at 
New Lonilon, Wis 

Edwin Fiuney played solos on the bass drum ; 
is now selling groceries in Oshkosh. 

Alisworth F(rrd was atSouth Mountain, is now 
chief of police in Oshkosh. 

Stephen Graham was at BlackDurn'sFord and 
Bull Run, where he was wounded and taken 
prisoner. 

Arthur T. Gallup was detailed with wagon 
trains during Gainesville ; was at Bull Run No. 
2, South Mountain, Fiedeiicksbu/g, Fizshugh 
Crossing, Chancellorsville and Gettysburg, 
missed after the battle of the Wilderness, su])- 
posed io have been killed. 

Benjamin B Hart was in Blackburn's Ford, 
Bull Run, Antietam, Fredericksburg, Fitzhngh 
Crossing, Chancellorsville and Gettysburg ; is a 
farmer, Waupaca, Wis. 

Jas. Hamar was at Beverly Ford, Gainesville, 
Fredericksbrrg,Fitzli ugh Crossing, Chancellors- 
ville, Geltysburg ; was in the 1864 spring cam 
paign, 7th and Mb of May ; lives at Oshkosh. 

John Holland was in Blackburn's Ford Bull, 
Run, Beverly Ford, Gainesville, Bull Run No. 2, 
South Mountain, Anteitam, detached to duty 
with battery B, fourth U. S. artillery; while 
with the battery, was in Fredericksburg, Chna- 



cellorsville and Gettysburg, where he was 
wounded ; hereturned to duty with his company 
to enable liiin to re-enlist as a veteran volun- 
teer ; le-cnlisted Maich 9, IStS ; Uves in Osh- 
kosh, 

Thomas Hudson was in Blacksburn's Ford 
and Bull Kun. 

Samuel F, Sackett was In Blackburn's Ford, 
Bu'l Kun, Beverly Ford, Gainesville, Bull Run 
No. 2, South Mountain, Antietam, Fltzbugh 
Crossing, Chancellorsville, and was anally killed 
at Gettysburg. 

G. M Hasbrouek was in Blackburn's Ford, 
Bull Kun, South Mountain ; he is an artist and 
paints for tlie Oshkush boys. 

William Holland was in Blackburn's Ford and 
Bull Run, where he was wounded ; subsequently 
he was detailed as butcher at division head- 
quarters ; finally was transferred to invalid 
corps. 

Luther M. Hays was in Blackburn's Ford, Bull 
Run, Beverly Ford, Gainesville, Fredericksburg, 
Fitziiugh Crossing, Chaneellor^viUe, Gettys- 
burg ; is now an auctioneer. New York city. 

Chester M. Uugenin, was in Blackburn's Ford 
and Bull Klin ; is uow railroad contractor, Clin- 
tunville. Wis. 

Henry Hinth was In Blackburn's Ford, Bever- 
ly Ford, Bull Kun, Gainesville, Bull Run No. 2, 
South Mountain and Antietam, where he was 
wounded, Fitzhngh Crossing, Chancellorsville 
and Gettysburg, where he was taken prisoner ■, 
die<l in prison lu Richmond, Va. 

John A. Hamlin was at Blackburn's Ford and 
Bull Run ; is uow selling Hall's safes at Kansas 
City. 

Chas. Howe was at Rlackburn's Ford and Bull 
Run ; then served on detailed duty at division 
head(iuarters ; lives at Shawano, Wis. 

Hiram J. Jacoby was at Blackburn's Ford, 
Bull Run, Beverly Ford, Gainesville and Bull 
Kun No. '1 

Sebastian Karbach was at Blackburn's Ford, 
Bull Run, Beveily Ford, Gainesville, Bull Run 
No. 2, South Mountain, Antietam, Fredericks- 
burg ; re-enlisted as a veteran, is in the regular 
array, 

Jonah Leach was at Blackburn's Ford and 
Bull Run, where he was wounded, Beverly Ford, 
Gainesville, South Mountain ; died in Oshiiosh 
after the war. 

Julius E. Lull was at Blackburn's Ford, Bull 
Run, Beverly Ford, Gainesville, where he was 
wounded ; discharged and subsequently served 
m Third Wisconsin cavalry ; while the latter 
regiment was in camp in St. Louis, after the 
close of the war on its return home, he was kill- 
ed through the carelessness of the provost 
guard. 

John L. Miller was at Beverly Ford, Gaines- 
ville, Bull Run No. 2 ; is a lumberman at Osh- 
kosh. 

Lachlln L. Mcintosh wasat Blackburn's Ford. 
Bull Bun, Beverly Ford, Gainesville, Bull Bun 
No. 2, South Mountain, and Antietam, where he 
was killed. 

Patiick Murty was at Blackburn's Ford, Bull 
Run, Beverly Ford, Gainesvihe, Bull Kun No. 2, 
South Mountain, Antietam, Fredericksburg, 
Fitzburgh Crossing, Chancellorsville, Gettys- 
burg, where he was taken prisoner ; he was one 
of Winnebago county's sturdy farmers; P.O. 
Oshkosh. 

Hiram Swings, drummer, army of the Poto- 
mac, was promoted for being a good boy to be 
second principal musician ; Is a telegraph oper- 
ator, out west. 

Harvey McDaniels was at Blackburn's Ford 
Bull Riu, where he was wounded, Beverly 



Ford, where he was again wounded. South 
Mountain, Anlietam, Fredericksburg, Fitzhugh 
Crossing, Ciianeellorsville, Gettysburg, where 
he was taken prisoner. 

Patrick McDermott was at Blackburn's Ford, 
Bull Kun ; was detailed as nurse in general hos- 
pital, Wasiiington. 

Edward Moscript was at Blackburn's Ford, 
Bull Run, Beverly Ford, Gainesville, Bull Run 
No. 2, South Mountaiu, Antietam, Fredericks- 
burg, Fitzhugh Crossing, Chancellorsville, and 
Gettysburg, was also engaged in the Virginia 
campaign of 1SC4, on the 5th, lith, 7th, 8th, ath 
and loth of May, wounded on tlie last day. 

Geo. Nutter was at Blackburn's Ford, Bull 
Run, Beverly Ford, Gainesville, Bull Run No. 2 
and South Mountain, where be was killed, 

Sebastian Ostertag wasat Blackburn's Ford, 
Bull Run, where he was wounded. Beverly Ford, 
Cainesville, where he was again wounded, Filz- 
hugh Crossing, Chancelior.sville, Geltysburg, 
wliere the Johnnies perforated him the third 
time, when he was transferred to veteran re- 
serve corps ; he still lives and is selling grocer- 
ies and lager beer in 0.^1lkosh. 

Ole Oleson or Olesoii Ole, have it which way 
you like, was sick with tlie measles during the 
engagements of July 18 and 21, isci, spotted as 
a leopard ; he left the hospital and reported for 
duty but was peremptorily ordered back to hos- 
pital by Capt. Bouck ; subse(iuently was detach- 
ed on duty in western gun boat service ; is now 
Captain of a tug and is principally engaged in 
hauling logs away from Bill Wall's boom, P. O. 
Oshkosh. 

Isaac Oatinau was at Blackburn's Ford, and 
Bull Kun was detailed as a teamster at division 
headquarters ; is now a farmer at Spencer, Wis. 

Sylvester D. Pitcher was at Blackburn's Ford, 
and Bull Run, where lie was wounded and taken 
prisoner ; subsequently did duty with an ambu- 
lance corps, IS now a butcher in Oshkosh. 

Leslie J Perry was at Blackburu's Ford, and 
Bull Run, where he was wounded and taken 
prisoner ; paroled and sent to Lake Superior, to 
suppress insurrection ; re-enlisted as veteran. 

Kicliard J. Ripley, was at Blackburn's i^ord 
and B ill Run. 

Horace Stroud was at Blackburn's Ford and 
Bull Run, where he was taken prisoner, was 
paroled and ordered to Lake Superior ; sells ag^ 
ricultural implements at Oshkosh. 

Robt. Steeveis was at Blackburn's Ford, Bull 
Run, Beverly Ford and Gainesville, when he 
was wounded ; was transferred to the Fourth U. 
S. heavy artillery, lives in Oshkosh. 

Wells Eteever, was at Blackbuin's Ford, Bull 
Bun, Beverly Ford and Gainesville ; died from 
wouuds received at the latter place. 

Jos W. Smith was at Beverly Ford and 
Gainesville, where he was killed. 

Win. Slicklaud particepated la no engage- 
ments ; discharged for disability. 

Heury Scovil, was at Blackburn's Ford, Bull 
Run ; died while in camp at Kaloraraa, George- 
town. 

John Saxton was at Blackburn's Ford, Bull 
Bun, Beverly Ford, Fitzburg Crossing, Chan- 
cellorsville, and Gettysburg died in Oshkosh af- 
ter the war. 

Prosper Stimson was at Blackburn's Ford,and 
Bull Kun, when he was wounded and taken 
prisoner ; lives in New London, Wis. 

Win. Tilleckwas at Blackburu's Ford, Bull 
Run, Beverly Ford and Gainesville, where he 
was wounded. 

Stephen A. Turner was at Black burn's Ford, 
Bull Kun and at Beverly Ford. 

Osman B. Tapliu was at Blackburn's Ford, 
Bull Kun, Beverly Ford, Gainesville, Bull Run 



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THE SOLDIERS REUNION OF 1880. 



No. 2, South Mountain and Antletani, died of 
wounds, received in latter liattle. 

Wni. P. Taylor, lifer, taken prisoner at Bull 
Run; was detaclied on duty in tlie Wisconsin 
sanitary office in Washington ; died subsequent 
to tlie war, in Oslikosh. 

Klnier I'orrence was detached on western gun 
boat service ; was blown up ou yun boat "Mound 

Ciiy." 

Jas. Vanscork, sick during engagements at 
Blackburn's Ford and Bull Run ; subsequently 
was wounded by explosion of a gun wliile on 
drill ; was sent to hospital ai.d discharged. 

H. C. Weed was at Blackburn's Ford and Bull 
Run, where he was taken prisoner. He was 
heard to remarli ou the march that he expected 



nothing else but thatlwe should get into some 
d— d row or other before we got home ; he is a 
earpenter^iand lives at Oshkosh. 

Benjamin Whitney was at Blackburn's Ford, 
Bull Run, Beverly Fold, Gainesville, where he 
,'\'as killed. 

Abiain White was at Blackburn's Ford, Bull 
Run, Beverly Ford, Gainesville, Bull Run No. 2, 
•South Mountain and Antietam ; was wounded 
at Gainesville and also at Antietam. 

Lanson Ward was at Blackburn's Ford, Bull 
Run,iBeveiiy Ford, Gainesville, Bull Run No. 2, 
South Mountain, Antietam, Frederickhurg, 
Fitzhugh Crossing, Chancellorsville, and Geltys 
burg, where he was killed. 



Fred O. Zalm was at Blackburn's Ford, Bull 
Run, wliere he was wounded, and again wound 
ed, Frederickhurg. Fitzhugh Crossing, Clian- 
cellorsville and (iettysburg. where he was 
again wounded ; is now a clerk in Cincinnatti.O. 

John Barton was at Blackburn's Ford and Bull 
Run, where he was killed. 

John F. Mi es discharged. 

Abner P. H. Martin discharged. 

I'iiillip Smith was at Beveiiv Ford, Gaines- 
ville, w here he was wounded, Fitzhugh Crossing, 
Chancellorsville, Gettysburg ; was engaged in 
the spring campaign of 1861 in Virginia, on May 
7tli and 8th, and was wounded on the latter 
day ; died after the war la Louisville, Ky. 




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PROGRAMME AND PLAN OF ORGANIZATION 



OF THE 







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RECEPTION OF GENERAL U, S, GRANT AND OTHER DISTINGUISHED 

UNION GENERALS, 



JUNE 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th, 11th and 12th, 1880. 



PROGRAMME. 



MONDAY, JUNE 7TH, 

Reception of comrades, ami distribution of badges by the Reception 
Conunittee, and preparation of Camp. Evening : Local Reunions and 
social visits. Camp fires, etc., etc. 

TUESDAY, JUNE 8TH, 

Morning : Reception ol comrades, distribution of badges and prepara- 
tion of Camp continued. Afternoon: Meetings for local organizations, 
•ocial reunions, etc. Evening: Election of oflicers of the Wisconsin Re- 
union Association ; grand illumination of the Camp ; Address of Welcome 
by General F. C. Winkler, Chairman of the Reception Committee; Re- 
sponse in hehalf of the Wisconsin Reunion Association. byColonel Wm. F. 
Vilas, of Madison ; Songs, etc. 

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9TH, 

GRAND PARADE. 

Formation of Column, and Reception and Escort of General V. S. Grant 
and other distinguished Union Generals. 

Compositimi of Culiimnfor the Qra)ui Parade. 
BAND . 

It is expected that the Column will be escorted by the uniformed Militia 
of the State of Wisconsin, and visiting military companies from othBj. 
States. 

General Edw W Hiucks, Commander-in-Chief of Veteran's Reunion 

Chief of Stnff: Gen Fred C Winkler, 2Cth Wis Vol's, of Milwaukee. 

Adjutant General: Col W F Vilas, 23d Wis Vol's, of Madison. 

Quart/irmaster General: Col Gabriel Bouck, 18tli Wis Vol's, Oshkosh. 

Commissary General: Henry Fink, of Milwaukee. 

Chief Medical Officer: Surgeon Walter W Kempster, of Oshkosh. 

Engineer: Henry C Koch, 21th Wis Vol's, of Milwaukee. 

Chaplain: Gen Samuel Fallows, 40th Wis Vol's, of Chicago. 

Aides: Col C K Pier ; Capt Chas King, USA; Capt Garth W James 
Maj W A Collins ; Capt J B Oliver ; Maj .las Sawyer; Col Jos McBell 
Capt I M Bean ; Col J L Hathaway ; Capt E Ferguson ; Col C D Robinson 
Capt D W May ; Col Jas H Howe ; Col E C Hibbard ; Surg Solon Marks 
Gen J A Kellogg ; Surg Sidney Fuller ; Capt W F Angevine ; Lieut F M 
Gove, U S Navy ; Col Wm Chapman, U S A ; Col H M Enos, USA; Maj 
Wm J Clark ; Lieut G W Peck ; Lieut A Ross Houston : Lieut Byron H 
Kilbourn ; Capt Kobertson James ; Lieut H B Harshaw ; Lieut H B Jack- 
son ; Lieut F M Clemens ; Capt A E Bauer ; Lieut W M Root ; Capt JoS 
Bankin. 



FIRST DIYISIOII. 

Major General C C Washburn, of Madison, Commanding. 

Chief of Staff: Gen Amasa Cobb. 

Adjutant General: Capt I M Bean. 

Quartermaster: Capt S E P.undle. 

Cornmissarii: Col Chas J Martin. 

Judge Advocate: Capt Henry Norcross. 

Surgeons: Dr Alex McBeaii, I>r J H Vivian. 

Aides: Gen Conrad Krez.Capt E E Woodin;m, Maj .John Whytock. 

Co M, 4th Mo. Cav (mounted), 3 years, original Capt, G Von Deutsch. 

BAND. 

1st Cavalry, j years, original Col, Edw Daniels. 
2d:CavaIiy, 3 years, original Col, Cadw C Washburn. 
3d Cavalry, 3 years, original Ciil, Wm A Barstow. 
4th Cavalry, (formerlj 4tb luf), 3 years, original Cel, HalbertE Paine. 
1st Battery Light Art, 3 years, original Capt. Jac T Foster. 
2nd Battery Light Art, 3 years, original Capt, E F Herzberg. 
3d Battery Light Art, 3 years, original Capt, Lucius H Drury. 
4tli Battery Liglit Art. 3 years, original Capt, John FVallee. 
6th Battery Light Art, 3 years, original Capt, Oscar F Pinney. 
6th Battery Light Art, 3 years, original Capt, Henry Dillon. 
7th Battery Light Art, 3 years, original Capt, R R Griffith. 
8tli Battery Light Art, 3 years, original Capt, Stephen J Carpenter. 
9tb Battery Light Art, 3 years, original Capt, Jas H Dodge. 
10th Battery Light Art, 3 years, original Capt, Yates V Beebe. 
nth BatteiT Light Art, (Battery "L." 1st 111 Light Art), 3year3, original 
Capt, John Rourke. 
12th Battery Light Art, 3 years, original Capt, Wm Zickerick. 
13th Battery Light Art, 3 years, original Capt, R R Griffith. 
Co G, Berdan's Sharpshooters, 3 years, original Capt, Frank E Marble. 

P.AND. 

Soldiers who served during the Rebellion in volunteer orgaDlzatlona 
other than those of the State of Wisconsin. 
Inmates of the National Home, In uniform. 
Soidiersjof the Regular Army in the War of the Rebellion. 
Veterans of the Mexican War. 
Sailors who served during the war of the rebellion. 

SECOND DIYISIOH. 
General Edward 8 Bragg, of Fond duLac, Commanding. 

BAND. 

2d Reg't Infantry, 3 years, original Col, S Park Coon. 
3d Reg't Infantry, 3 years, original Col, Chas S Hamilton. 
6th'Keg't Infantry, 3 years, original Col, Amasa Cobb. 
6th Reg't Infantry, 3 years, original Col, Lysander Cutler. 
7th Reg't Infantry, 3 years, origin,al Col, Jos Van Dor. 
19th Reg't Infantry, 3 years, original Col, H T Sanders. 



272 



PROGEAMME FOR THE SOLDIERS REUNION OF 1S80. 



2Cth Keg't Infantry. 3 years, original Col, Wm H Jacobs. 

36tli Reg't Infantry, 3 years, onglnal Col, Frank A Haskell. 

37tb Reg't Infantry, 3 years, original Col, Sam Harriman. 

38th Reg't Infantry, 1 and 3 years, original Col, Jas BintlifT. 

1st Reg't Ueavy Artillery, 1 and 3 years, original Col, Clias C Meservey. 

THIRD DIVISION. 

General John C Starkweather, of Washington, D C, Commanding. 

B.VND. 

1st Reg't Infantry, 3 years, original Col, John C Starkweather. 
8th Ue^'t Infantry, 3 year.s, original Col, Rob C Murphy. 
9lh Reg't Infantry, 3 years, original Col, Fred Salomon, 
loth Reg't Infantry, 3 years, original Col, Alfred R Chapln. 
nth Reg't Infantry, 3 years, original Col, Chas L Harris, 
l-.'th Keg't Infantry, 3 years, original Col, Geo E Bryant. 
13th Reg't Infantry, 3 years, original Col, Maurice Maloney. 
14th Reg't Infantry, 3 years, original Col, Dav E Wood. 
15th Keg't Infantry, 3 years, original Col, Hans C Heg. 
16th Reg't Infantiy, Syears, original Col, Benj Allen. 
17th Keg't Infantry,?, years, original Col, John L Doran. 
ISth Reg't Infantry, 3 years, original Col, Jas S Alban. 
20th Reg't Infantry, 3 years, original Col, Berllne Pinkney. 
2l3t Keg't Infantry, 3 years, original Col, Eenj J Sweet. 
22d Reg't Infantry, 3 years, original Col, V,m L Utley. 

FOURTH DIVISION. 

General Jcrre M Rusk, of Yiroqna, Coninianding. 

BAND. 

23d Reg't Infantry, 3 years, original Col, Joshua J Giippey. 
24th Reg't Infantry, 3 years, original Col. Chas H Larrabee. 
25th Reg't Infantry, 3 years, original Col, Milton Montgomery. 
27th Keg't Infantry, 3 years, original Col, Conrad Khz. 
28th Reg't Infantry, 3 years, original Col. Jas M Lewis. 
29th Keg't Infantry, 3 years, original Col. Chas R Gill. 
30th Reg't Infantry, 3;years, original Col' Daniel J Gill. 
31st Keg't;infanli y, 3 years, original Col, Isaac E Messniore. 
32d Reg't Infantry. 3 years, original Col, Jas U Howe. 
33d Reg't Infantry, 3 years, original Col, Jonathan B Moore. 
35th Reg't Infantry, 3 years, original Col, Henry Orll. 
34th Reg't Infantry, months, original Col, Fritz Annecke. 
39th Reg't Infantry, 100 days, original Col, Edwin L Bnttrick. 
40th Reg't Infantry, 100 days, original Col, W Augustus Kay. 
41st Reg't Infantry, 100 days, original Col, Geo B Goodwin. 
42d Reg't Infantry, 1 year, original Col, EzraTSprague. 
43d Reg't Infantry, 1 year, original Col, Amasa Cobb. 
44th Reg't Infantry, 1 year, original Col, Geo G Symes. 
45th Reg't Infant;-y, 1 year, original Col, Henry F Belitz. 
46th Reg't Infantry, 1 year, original Col, Fred S Lovell. 
47th Reg't Infantry, 1 year, original Col, Geo CGinty. 
48th Reg't Infantry, I year, original Col, Uri BPearsall. 
49111 Reg't Infantry, 1 year, original Col, Sam Fallows. 
60th Keg't Infantry, 1 year, original Col, John G Clark. 
61st Reg't Infantry, I year, original Col, Leonard Martin. 
B2d Keg't Infantry, 1 year, original Lieut Col, Hiram J Lewis. 

FIFTH DIVISION. 
(In carriages). 

General Halbert E Paine, of Washington, D C, Commanding. 

A. A a: Col G W Carter, Waupun. 

A Com Subsist: Col A J McCoy. Beaver Dam. 

A Q M: Ma] C D Wooster, Brodhcad. 

A Surg: Ma] A H Van Norstrand, Green Bay. 

Chaplain: Capt A C Barry, Fond du Lac. 

Aides: Ma] G C Pierce, Lieut Eugene Fitzpatrlck, Oconto, Capt F 
Nlms, Boston, Mass. 

Comniitee of arrangements and distinguished military and Civic 
Guests, including His Excellency Win. E. Smith, Governor of Wisconsin, 
and Staff ; the War Governors of Wisconsin ; Army Commanders ; Gen- 
eral Officers who commanded Wisconsin troops during the Rebellion ; 
General Officers of Wisconsin ; and Veterans of the War of 1812. 

The places for the formation of the several Divisions for the Grand 
Parade and the route of march will hereafter be announced. 



Officers who served in the War of the Rebellion on the General Staff, 
not otherwise assigned to duty during the Reunion, are cordially invited 
to attach themselves to the Staff of theComin,aiider-inCliii-f. 

Organizations In Camp are requested to observe as far as practicable 
the order indicated for the column. 

Soldiers who have formed county or city organizations, or Posts of the 
Grand Army of the Republic, and prefer to retain such organizations 
rather than to join their regiments, will on reporting such fads with the 
name of their commanding officer to General F C Winkler, Chief of Staff, 
be assigned a position in the First Division. 

Wednesday evening in Camp : Grand Summer Night's Festival, Music. 
All the Musical Societies in Milwaukee are expected to participate in lliis 
Festival. 

THURSDAY, JUNE lOTH, 

FoREXOON : Infantry Prize Drill, free to all uniformed Militia Com- 
panies, (of not less than 48 muskets), in the United States, pai'ticipating in 
the Grand Parade of Wednesday. 

For Bcist Drilled Company, - 
For Second Best Drilled Company, 
Fur Third Best Drdlcd Company, 
For Fourth Best DriUed Company. 
Provided that not less than ten companies enter for competition. In 
case a less number than ten companies enter, each prize will be reduced 
pro rata, and no company will be awarded more than one prize. 

Afternoon : Awarding of prizes to victorious companies. Intro- 
duction of distinguished guests, speeches, etc. 
EvEXiNG : Exhibition by the Milwaukee Turn Societies in Camp. 

FRIDAY, JUNE IITH, 

MoRXixo : Meniori.al Services in commemoration of the honored dead, 

to be conducted by the Grand Army of the Republic; Oration by . 

Aftkrnoox : Visit to National Home and other points of interest. 
Evening : Camp fire and general ]ubllee. 

SATURDAY, JUNE 12TH. 

Breaking of Camp, Farewells. "Home, Sweet Home." 



S500.00 Prize. 
S300.00 Prize. 
$150.00 Prize. 
$ 50.00 Prize. 



REUNION COMMITTEES, 

The following is an official list of the various committees and sub-com- 
mittees of the Soldiers Reunion : 

GENERAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, 

Henry Fisher, Chairm.an ; D N Kasson, Secretary, SJ Williams, Record- 
ing Secretary ; John Johnson, Treasurer, F Brocherdt, C S Rosser, Wm 
Shallock, H Herzer, G C Staff', John B Abert, Otto Horn, H C Burgess, C 
Woolett, Charles Perkins, E A Calkins, John S George, H C Hohart. F C 
Winkler, Phillip Gaubatz, H Fink, A J L.angworthy, G W Feck, J B Oliver 
TM Baldiiig.E WHincks, JohnR Goodrich, J A Roundy, B Leidersdorf,B 
B Hopkins, W A Collins, M Bodden, Alexander Mitchell, Edward Sander- 
son, A K Shepherd, Ben] M Weil, Wm P McLearn, H S Benjamin, .and H 
C Koch, of Milwaukee ; C K Pier, Fond du Lac ; H S Town, Kipon ; G J 
Thomas, Berlin ; E D Henry, Omro ; E Ferguson, Milwankee ; Geo W Car- 
ter, Waupun ; G C Pierce, Kllbourn City, and Wm Wall,Oshkosh. 

SUB-COMMITTEES, 

Plan of Organization— Henry Fisher, Chairman ; E A Calkins. A J Larg- 
worlhy, C K Pier, C.WooIett, Phillip Gaubatz, H C Hohart, E W Hiucks 
and Geo C Staff. 

Locating Encampment— H C Hohart, Chairman ; E W Hlncks,C S Ham- 
ilton, H S Benjamin and John Black. 

Subsistence and Quarters— Henry Fink, Chairman; IMBean, H G 
Rogers, T S Allen, E C Tinime, P H McCauIey and J C Iversen. 

Invitation and Reception- Fred C Wlnckler. Chairman ; Chas A Ham- 
Iton, Jas II Howe, Wm F Vilas, and Hans B Warner. 

Transportation- E A Calkins, Chairman ; E E, Woodman, A A Arnold, 
W S Stanley, F W Cutler and Ed E.Bryant. 

Advertising— Geo W Peck, Chairman ; E A Calkins, C H Boj-nton, W 
i W Coleman, Bernard Gueterbock, J S White, C B Harder, M Kraus and 
C C Bowsflekl, 

Decorations and Music— II C Koch, Chairman : F A Lydston, H J Baum 
gaertner, H N Hempsted and G P Traumer. 



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Summer Nights Festival— B Liedersdorf, Chairman ; D N KassoD, and 
H N UempstiHl. 

Turn Exhiliition— Henrv Fischer, Chairman. 

Soldiers from other States— riesideiit, W C Swain, Vice-presidents, H S 
Benjaniir., R C Spencer, Capt J M Conine, Two lilvers ; Dr W Thorndyke, 
Secretary, W S Stanley. 

Executive Coiumittee— C H Clark G H WoIcoft,C H Anaon, A F Merrill, 
W H Richardson and F AI Gove. 

FINANCE COMMITTEE, 

Chairman— Capt Wni A Collins, Secretary— Lieut Frank M Gove. 
Trejisurer— Hon .John J()lmston. 

On the Board of Trade— A K Shepard, M Bodden, J B Oliver, E Sand- 
erson, T E Bahlinj.', E C Hlbbard 

Banks, Insurance Companies, Railroads, Etc— John Johnson, T L Baker, 
R.Nunnemacher, Geo G Houghton, F G Bigelow, M Keenan, J A Hinsey. 

Brewing Interests— C von Baumbach, Captain Fred Pabst, V Blatz, 
Frank Falk, Aug Uihlein, Fred Miller, G Stamm. 

Rectifiers, Distillers and Wholesale Liquors— S G Herbst, Emil Kienert, 
Lieut F M Clements, MajorC P Huntington, Peler Barth, Lieut Chris Sar- 
now. 

Merchants' Association— E Hill, J A Rouudy, J UGoodrich, B B Hop- 
kins, E P Mathews. Samuel Chandler. 

Hotels— J F Anlisdel, Wm Plankintou, Abner Kirby, C Fernekes. 

Committee-at large. South Side— C J Buruham, C W Milbrath, Dr H E 
Hasse, MajCPLarkin, Horace Cheas. H F Fishedick, Selyesttr Strong, 
Maj Wm Kennedy, Capt J A Langwortliy, T H SVood. G F Porter, Peter 
Barth, Capt W Walter, Emil Durr, Thomas Shay, J W Coleman, Conrad 
Neidernian, Theodore Hartman. 

West Side— Col J McBell. Capt Wm SJeinmeyer, Col G H Walther, Maj. 
C P Huntington, Capt Geo Allanson, S C Herbst, Lieut Christian Sarnow, 
Capt Pius Dreher, Lieut Paul Binner, Phillip Schlosser, Fritz Comdolir, 
Jacob Knoernschild, Aug Kiueger, Capt John C Mass, Col Wm H Jacobs, 
J G Boyd, Lieut Gottlieb Schweitzer, F W Hartman, Maj ChasMenzes, H 
Baumgsertner, Wm Rauscheuberger.C M Sanger, J P Bundle, Otto Zwie- 
tusch, Lieut F M Clements. 

Eiist Side— Lera Ellsworth, Hans Boebel, P Van Vechten, Jr., Dr S 
Marks, Dr E Kramer, Henry Baetz,ThosTlghe, Adam Dillman, ALB->yn- 
ton, A Von Trott, Major Kempf, Lieut F M Gove, Emil Kiewert, K Miller, 
H C Payne, C H Haskins. 

Bay View— D J Price, C Otjen, 

CHAIRMEN OF SUB-COMMITTEES; 

Committee on Plan of Organixation: Henry Fischer 

CoiinmiUee im Locating Eyicampment: Gen H C Hobart 

Committee on Siibgiatcnce and Quarters: Hon Henry Fink 

Committee im Invitations: Geu F C Wmkler 

Ci/mmittce on Transportation: Col E A Calkins 

Committee on Volunteers from Other Stales: Col H S Benjamin 

Committee on Advertising: Lieut Geo W Peek 

Committee on Decoration and Music: H C Koch 

Committee on Summer XigtU's Festival, Wednesday Evening, June 9th : 
B Leidersdorf 

Committee on Turn Exhibition, Thursday Evening. June 10th: Henry 
Fischer 



GENERAL NOTES. 

TheCommander-in-(jliief,and the Commatiders of the .several Divisions 
have been elected by joint Soldiers and Citizens lteunionCommittee,which 
meets in Milwaukee on the last Tuesday of each mouth. 

Commanding Officers will select and announce the members of their 
respective staffs. 

Commanders of DivLslons are rr quested to put themselves at once in 
communication with the several organizations assigned to theircommand, 
and to adopt such measures and take sucli action as they may deem prop- 
er to secure a full and well organized representation of their respective 
divisionsat the Reunion ; and, if they deem it desirable, to divide their 
divisions into brigades and appoint brigade commanders. 

All General, Field and Staff Officers are requested, as far as practicable, 
to appear, mounted and wearing side arms. '^ 

Regiments, batteries and companies will be commanded at the Reunion 
by the senior officer present, unless a different organization shall be ef- 
fected for the occasion. 

It Is not expected that the men will appear in uniform, unless they de- 
sire to, but it is hoped that as many as conveniently can will wear dark 
clothes and slouched hats or fatigue caps. 

Each regiment will carry the colors borne by it in the .service, which will 
be found at the General Headquartei's in Milwaukee. Let the storm tat- 
tered flags, riven by shot and shell on a hundred fields of battle, once inoie 
be unfolded to the breeze before they are forever laid away to moulder 
into dust. 

Veterans are requested to provide themselves with blankets, tin cup- 
tin plate, knife, fork and spoon, prepared logo into Camp, as the commit- 
tee will secure proper camp equipage, and consumate arrangements to 
provide good and wholesome rations at reasonable rates, not to exceed fif- 
ty cents per day ; but regimental commanders are requested, if they so de- 
sire, to make suitable arrangement for the quartering and subsistence of 
their respective commands. 

The veterans will not be required to perform guard duly in Camp, nor 
to make any stated parade except the Grand Parade on Wednesday ; but 
commanders of regiments, etc., are requested to make proper details from 
their commands, to care for and protect public and personal property in 
their respective Camps, and to pitch and strike tlieir tents. 

Railroad fares will be at the rate of one and a half cents per mile, tor 
ioldiers and all others. Railroad tickets will be good for ten days, and if 
any want to remain longer an extension will be granted upon application 
to the executive eommitte;. 

Headquarters for the Commander-in-Chief, the Commanders of the 
several Divisons, and for the different committees, will be established dur- 
ing the Reunion at the County Court House, where staff officers and com- 
mittee men will at all times be on duty to give information to visiting 

soldiers and sailors. 

Members of regiments, companies and batteries are requested to con- 
fer with each other for purposes of organization, and as soon as possible 
to transmit the name of the officer who will command their respective or- 
ganization during the Reunion to D N Kasson, Secretary of the General 
Committee, Milwaukee, Wi'sconsin. 

All honorably discharged Soldiers who served in any Wisconsin organi- 
zation at any time during the war of the rebellion and all honorably dis- 
charged Union Soldiers and .Sailors wiio now are.oratany time have been 
residents of the State of Wisconsin, are requested to attend the Grand 
Reunion. 





EXPERIENCED, STAUNCH, ALWAYS RELIABLE I 
THE OLID 





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Wii^A a Successful Business Experience of 

MMM^^M en Favorable Terms. 



Continues to Offer Strictly Wimi^^ta^S 



THE average LIFE of Irmirancc Cnmpnnie.1 in the United Slalex, has nnl exceeded | O years! 
should giee to a IHUROUaULr TESTED ami TIME-HONORED Comiiany like the 



Hcnrc lUc preference wliich Property-owners 



^~Tht!t Company dttrtna l(a exb<tence of 5.'. years, han paid LOSSES amountinfi to an arcrage of Sioo.nnn per annum, or $r>,r><S0,W0 foi- whole time I 
■ ' ■ t^-Itu Unintdliim for FAlIt and HO.XOn.lBLB dcahnfi has never hren SUliPASSh^D hy any similar instllutiim! 
■■ ■■■ t^S'lt lias always been eqiialtn Iheemcrgcncy in every period nf DAlSUEllor DISASTER— in all of the "Pps and Downs" of Biu-ftiMS in the 
last 50 odd years! 

i^-During the last 10 years— from January I. igTP, In .lanuary I, VW-a period of great dl-iasler. to Insurance interests generally, the ASSETS 
aMjiiBI-SURPLUS of the Company werelXrnEASED vcarlii 100 per crnl— and this too. niitwUhslnndlng the payment nf over S5(.'0,n00 LOSSES 
by the great Dostimlirc of 1872.' Such facl'> afford the lict p'lssihle proof nf COySERVATIVE, SCCCESSFUL MANAOEilEA'T, as well as of the 
StROXG FAlTIInf the Public in the STAlirLlTl' nf the Company! 

t^'MORAL.—If you want Reliable Inaurancc, ask for a Policy in the , 

"OLD PENNSYLVANIA FIRE." 

Agencies in all the Principal Cities and Towns in the United States. 

THE ATTENTIOK OF PROPERTY 0WMER3 IS RESPECTFULLY DIRECTED TO THE OLD 

Insurance io, $ Korth Hmerica, 

OF THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, 



"It is Wisdom and Eoonomy to Insure in, the gest Comp.inies," and there is J<fone fitter than this Veteran of S6 
Years Honorable Service, Firmly Established, Safe ! I^eliable ' 



Over 350 Fire Insurance Companies in the United States^ Failed or Retired from Business in lo Years, 



naoivi: T-^wcr-^TSTr 1, is70, to TJi.2src.^Ti-. 



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83 Were Ruined by the Great CHICAGO and BOSTON Fires of 1871-2. 

, Jiie.laU Denade was a Period of UnexaiDpIed disaster to losDrance Gcnipaijies~MilIioDS of Dollars of Capital and Assets being swept away. 

The Hutory of the "OLIj'' INSURANCE CO. of NORTH AMERICA durinq the eventful 10 years just closed— Janvary 
1, 1870: to JliPMiry 1, 18SU — ix in ymirkcd contrast with that of the 3oU unjorlunate Companies above alludtd to. The iSu.lient 
Points in the History of the •'NORTH AMERICA," are: 

1 Incrcass of Capital Stoclfc from $ 500,000 00 to $2,000,000.00 

E.— Increase oi .^EEets from $2,783,580 96 to $6,591,740. 18 

3.— Increase of I^et S\xrpl-u.s rrcm. $1,060,587 95 to $2,414,461.51 

■ft.— Increase of S-j.rpl-u.s as I^cg-ards :Policy-liolAers frojaa. $1,560,587.05 to $4,414,461.51 

5.- Tlie prompt payment nf ilip CHICAGO and BOSTON losses of i871-2, amounting to over $1,600,000, without; Impalrlug the Capital of the 

Company, or callini; upon tlie StocklioUlers for a Dollar I 

6 — Tlir payment of losses In the 10 years, amonming toover.?21, 400 .000— making Total Losses paid since organization, over SlT,50O,<i0O. 

7.— The remarkable lact I hat at no time during I lie past 10 years— either before or altr^r the gr^al Chica!.'0 and Boston Fires— was a single share 

of fi-.e Company's Stock ottered for sale at less iliiin loO per cent, pieniluin, and Is iiow worth over S3.0i> lor every $l.(iO of par value I 
^^Ihe loregoiug "Facts and Fgures" Qttingiy illustrate tbe coufldeace of the Public in tlie STABILITY and SUCCESS of the 



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YJR-iT INFAJSTRY. 
A 

Melil, Edw, It National Home. Milwaukee 

Biiden, A A 



BPunlsley, J G, corp 
Biidyes, M L 
McCurily, C 
Newton. Isaac. f 
Koss, Frank 

Collins. W A 
Franklin. Kawson. f 
Jnlinsoii. Nuwton S 
Mi'Paitin, .1 A 
Orleni. Murray 
Wliite.JoliuS 

Appleton. .7 W 
Austin. E K 
Biadshaw. f!eo 
Fairbanks. Jno, f 
I'arki r. .1 (i 
Smith. Geo 
Sorenson. .7 no, f 
StH'Ke, Hnnry 
Tininie. E G 
Tnblis. J H 
Vaiulerbeck, F 
Weyreusli. Jacob 

71uf!lips. Wm K. It. me 
Baker. WniB 
Bloomer, Henry 
Berohault, Carl 
Close. K n. s-t. I 
llarrlnnm. H S 
Siickney. A U 
Metz, Jacob 

] 
Bird. Wm W 
Clark. AS. m 
Cobl), C R 
Colter. Wni 
neDieiner. BT 
De Uienier. F 
Gardner. J E 
(iitford, J K C 
Ilarnnui. I'liilip 
ll.irlen. I'at. f 
Hoonm. A H 
Huelitlng. FB, BO elk 
Irving. Jas 
Miller. Jno M 
Roberts. J C 
Smitli, Geo I. sgt 

] 
Babcock, (ieo W 
Clark, D S 
Cowan. Win 
Craw. Jno 
Uass. Geo A 
Hnnipbrey, Thos 
Olson. John 
Peabody. F A 
Wyatt, Jno 



B 



D 



G 



Brenimer, Jiis A 
Cole. Wallace, f 
Cobb.CR 
Uavis, Frank 
Olivt-r. Edw 
Trowbridge. HH.f 



OsUkosh 

Waupuu 

Milwaukee 

Stevens Point 

Lamariine 

Waupun 

Milwaukee 

Waupun 

Bloomfield. Iowa 

Oslikosli 

Stevens Point 

Milwaukee 

Black Creek 

Milwaukee 

Burlington 

Sparta 

Braiulon 

Fox liiver 

SturgecMi Bay 

Kenosba 

Kenoslia 

Menash;t 

Wheatland 

Kaciue 

Milwaukee 

New London 

Delavan 

Milwaukee 

■Woodhnll 

Somerset 

Janesville 

Rnckford, la 

Milwaukee 

Waupun 

Keno.sha 

Racine 

Kenosha 

Kenosha 

Kenosha 

Kenosha 

Keno.sha 

Eden 

. Kenosha 

Milwaukee 
Kenosha 
Kenosha 
Kenosha 
Fremont 

Baldwin 

StCroix 

Baldwin 

St Croix 

Kaciue 

Ceylon 

Baldwin 

Hammond 

St Croix 



Plover 

Waupun 

Kenosha 

Eau Claire 

Fall River 

Waupuu 



II 

Alverson, David, bugler, c 
Chambeiiln, A C, mf 
Du Pons. A 
Paine. Albert D 
Peterich, Aug 
Kiss, Jno 

I 
Bates, Wm J 
Cole. E 
Eldridce. E A 
Goodwin, M 
Gretzer. Jno S 
Magnusen. Theo 
Place. W H 
Rogers. Earl M, m 
Stanton. PG 
Tibbits, Arthur, sgt, c 

K 
Beckman. F W 
Buyer, David J 
Billinglon, Frank 
Hide Jos 
Sanber. Paul 
Stewart. GeoF, elk 
Srow. Geo 

Walters. Herman, me 
Wallers. Thos 
Wilson, D M. ine 
Wyse. W A 

UNASSIGNI 
Babcock, Alonzo 
Babcock. SIrneun 
Cady. Julius 
ChamLerlin, LM 
Hass. Geo A 
najfoid, MT 
Zenozis, G 



Coloma 

Waldo 

Kenosha 

Grantsburg 

Harrisville 

Grand Island Neb 

Anoka. Minn 

Badger Hill. la 

Meiiasha 

St Croix 

Milwaukee 

Tayclieedah 

La Cri sse 

Viroqua 

Cobb 

Galesville 

Kenosha 

Brothertown 

Sleeps Eye. Minn 

Laniartine 

Kenosha 

Fond du I.ac 

Lamariine 

Fond du Lac 

Lamariine 

Eldorado Mills 

Keedsburg 

Rush River 

Rush ICiver 

Waupaca 

Lyons. Kan 

Racine 

Tayclieedah 

Rush River 



SECOND 

Bennett. A I), ord sgt 
Kinney. M L 
Morgan. Albert T 
Striugham, W'H, sgt. 

Boiler, Pitkin G 
Fahey. R 
Harris. Wm H 
Iluirgins. Eri 
Markle. E 
Markle. J 
Pitkin. Milo J 
Phelps. F J 
Hand. J B . 
Kaml.TB 
Scott. R A 
Sherwood. W H 
Webb. J B 
Weeks. E F 
Wenzel, G 



Clough, Wm M 

Anderson, Calvin 
Atkinson, E 
Callln, Chas L 
Eastman, Selh_ 
Elliot, Sam'l,f 
Fisher. L 
Goodnoe, I E 



INFANTIIY. 
A 

Milwaukee 

Fort Atkinson 

Washington, D C 

f Fond du Lac 

B 

Norway Bridge 
LaCrosse 
LaCrosse 
St Joseph, Mo 
La Crosse 
La Cr sse 
La Crosse 
La Crosse 
La Crosse 
La Crosse 
Lacrosse 
La Crosse 
La Crosse 
La Crosse 
La Crosse 

c 

Ripon 

D 

Star Piaire 
Carroll City, la 
St Croix 
St Croix 
Rice Lake, Minn 
St Croix 
Wi.rreii 



G 



Mi 



Leister. Frank, sgt 
Monlnian.C 
Wilson, J 

Berch, Jno 
Homor, Melcholr 
Oatman, Geo J 

Barry. M A 
Heyer. Frank 
Huggius. Jno C 
Hughes. Isaac 
Rodman, F 
Tapling. CW 
White, W W 

Lt W S M Abbott, a 
Davis. W F 
Ford. Elisha, 
Hanson. Cluis, me 
Lemarand. Jos. 1 
Linscott. Anson 
Lupient, G A 
Thompson, Clark 

Beecham.R K 
Chllcote, Heni'y. me 
Davis, O M, musician 
Moore. C W 
WiUiains, E J 

I 
Dow, Wm H 
DeWolf,JH 
Goldtliorp. Geo J 
Laboude. Peter 
Maloney. M 
Menser. Wm, sgt 
Raymond, Jno N 

K 

Gatfleld, Geo 
Goodeuough. W H 
Kinder. David 
Ploeger. Wm 
Zeutner, Rudolph 

UNABSIGNKD. 
Haight, J H, m 
Peck Geo W, musician, f 
San ford. Henry 
WoIdrofE, A 



II 



St Croix 

^t Croix 

.■■.'Warren 

r- ''"' '■ .- 
Whineconne 
Muscoda 
Marshficld 

Lndi 

Waterford 

Racine 

Waterford 

Racine 

Racintf 

Cresco, la 

nneapolas. Minn 

Grand Rapids 

Waupaca 

Manston 

Red River 

Portage 

Neillsville 

Baldwin 

Litchfield. Minn 

Roserulale 

Beaver Dam 

Chetek 

EvansviUe 

Weyauwpga 

[Menasha 

Mineral P<iint 

Milwaukee 

Des Moines. la 

Dubucjue. la 

Garrison, la 

W U Junction 

Paton, la 

Sabula. la 

Seymour 

Point Bluff 

Brothertown 
Alma. Neb 
Manitowoc : 
Eden, D T 



THIRD INFANTRY. 



Benedict, S A. pa 
Bougliton. Orville 
Farmer. S C. corp, f 
Marvin, Ellas C 
Newton, A B 
Redick, Albert A 



Bemty, Geo, f 
Durfee. Jno 
Kli"e. Peter 
Terschbacker, J N, f 
Whitney. J K 
Wright, Jeff 
Young, Jacob 

Brown Chas O 
Murry, Michael 
Besat, Alex 



B 



Fond du Lac 
Weyauwiga 
Fond du Lac 
Springfield. Dakota 
LaCrosse 
Fond du Lao 



Lomira 

Omro 

Newfane 

Kewask uin 

Oin ro 

Stevens I'oiiit 

Kaukauna 



Rusliford 
Milwaukee 
Giavcsville 



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APPENDIX TO REUNION ROSTER. 




277 


Briiwn. (4eo, I 


Fond du Lac 


Isbel, Henry C, sgt 


Fremont 


Hunter, Luther 


Custer 


Clark, J W, me 


Fond du L.1C 


Nelson, Jerome 


Amhei-st 


Lowe, Henry B. reg of deeds 


Dai t ford 


Cane, Rol)t,f 
Converse, T W 


Waupun 
Neillsville 






McGeen, Thos 
Renheche, Chas 


Waukesha 
Custer 




FIFTH INFANTRY. 


Cook. Wni. f 


Wauyuu 


A 




G 




Corrlgan, Andrew, I 


Waupun 




Bayette, Wm 


Ixingwood 


Cumniint's, .las, f 


Waupun 


A Surg Ambrose Jones 


Delton 


Chamberlain, G M 


Waupaca 


Oliver. R L, a 


Waupun 


Lt Frank Kelly 


Menominee 


Curran, Henry 


Stevens Pofnt 


Owens, G B, f 


Waupun 


LtThos Blair 


Locliiel 


Murry, Frank 


Waupaca 


Parsons, Wnill, me 


Waupun 


Blair. Jas 


Menominee 


Welty, Henry 


Stevens point 


Smith, Barney, 1 


Waupun 


Harley, David 


Menominee 


Bacon, M H 




Towie, Jno, corp 
Tibbiis. Win 


Appleton 
Durand 


Haveland, Richard 
Hill, Maine 


Menominee 
Canton 


Kenosha 


Wells, R 


LaCrosse 


Pease, Fiank 


Menominee 


Butter, L M 


Rushford 
Brothertown 
Fond duLac 


Wells, Wm,f 
Wilkes, Jos, me 


Waupun 
Waupun 


Rogler, Jno 
Ecanlon, Jno 


Menominee 
Menominee 


CrASgrove. Jos 
Frost, Wallace, f 


£ 




Wagner, Arnold, brewer 


Sturgeon Bay 


Gallow.ay. Wm 
Kinney, Jas, me 


Durand 
Richland Centre 


Capt G Hammer 


Beaver Dam 


B 




Norihrup. H, mi 


EichlandCentre 


Bates, B H 


Fond du Lac 


Carvin, WJ 


Reedsburg 


Pratt, E G 


Beaver Dam 


Bullaid, Henry 


Loniira 


C^tnlon, J H 


Beaver Dam 


Vradeuburg, Ellas 


Durand 


DuUois, Jmi B 


Oshkosh 


Johnson. Oscar, f 


Brothertovvn 


Walker, W B 


Boweus Mills 


Martni Jerinia 


York, Neb 


Keyes,GeoH,f 


Empire 


Witherell, Uaile, me 


Fouu du Lac 


Reynolds, A P 


Luverne, Minn 


Kyle, Geo 


Dowusville 


I 
Lt N S Allen 




bt John, Joe, mc 


Harrison 


Ryle. Jno 


Downsville 


Beaver Dam 


r 




Sniitli, Jas 


Menominee 


Barnum, W H 


Wausau 


Doughty, Henry 


Durand 


Tiffany, P R 


Taycheedah 


Goche, Franey 


luleson 


Bartholomew, S 


Boscobel 


c 




Foble, Jno, me 


Gratiot 


Graves, E V 


Omro 


Bonnell, Cornelius M 


Rusk 


Oliver, Wm 


Omro 


Holm, AG 


Friendship 


Lins. F Aug, corp 


Eagle 


Zimmerman, Win C 


WoodhuU 


Looker, G 


Lind 


Perault, Peter 


Menominee 


K 




May, Uavid 
Pelerich, Aug 
Perrlne, Henry 
Wood, D S 


Boscobel 

Harrisville 

Wisner, Neb 

Marsbfleld 


Stuver. Isaac 

D 
Andrew, Paul 
Andrew, S W 


Knapp 

Stevens Point 
Stevens Point 


Cummings, E R 
LeFevre, G H 
Lund, Hans 
Noulau, Jno, sgt 


Springfield 
Winneconne 
Menominee 
Menominee 


G 




Blood, Calvin 


Amherst 


Rehm.Geo 


Menominee 


Barney, Michael 


Muscoda 


Blodgptt, Phillip 


Stevens Point 


Wiggins, G W 


Weston 


Benlick, Hans 


Waupaca 


Campbell, J P 


Stevens Point 


Wright, Cbas 


Durand 


Beach, S H 


Kaukauua 


Crane, E A. musician 


Beaver Dam 


UNASSIiiNED 




Dodj-e G W 


Menasba 


Cromwell, Mason 


Stevens Po'nt 


Lt M H Wilson 


Menominee 


Clow,ChasC,sgt 
Goldsborough, J 


Albaton 
Menasha 


Cummings, Jno R 
Delenb, L 


Locliiel 
Beaver Dam 


Anson, I 


Plover 

Lind 

Plover 


Harris, W L 


Symca 


Giles, Darius 


Buena Vista 


Barker, N J 


Knickerbocker, Chas 


lola 


Hall, Geo 


Beaver Dam 


Downing, Geo 


Mylier, Ole 
Mitnade, L 


Neenali 


Hubbard, Jas K P 


Stevens Point 


Esendauch, Frank 


Plover 


Waukesha 


Ring, Weslej 


Stevens Point 


Johnson. Francis, steward 


Menonioniee 


Northani, W 


Menasha 


Miller, J D 


Stevens Point 


Morrison, Jno 


Plover 


Pugent. J no B 


Menasha 


I'ellersels, Henry 


PlainReld 


Otto, Gottlieb 


Oconomowoc 


Roby, Ben 


Menasba 
Stevens Point 


Reading, Wni 
Richards, Edwin P 


Stevens Point 
Stevens Poiut 


Pierce, Jas 


Plover 


Scliuriu, J F 
Smilb, Henry, me 




Fond du Lac 


Rossiter. L 


LaCrosse 






Walcb. Peter 


Gravesville 


Samuels, David 


Beaver Dam 


SIXTH INFANTRY. | | 


Wiliard, V U 


Jenny 


Slusar, Hiram 


Linwood 


A 




Wood, T S 


Winneconne 


Stultz, Geo L 


Beaver Divm 




Warner, U W 


Neenah 


Voyer, 


Juuetinu City 


Barker, Jas H 


Milwaukee 


H 




Ward, J W,me 


Fond du Lac 


Burbank, O 


Rochester. Minn 


Capt Geo H Whitman, mf 
Cutler, Geo H 


Fond du Lac 
Lexington, Mass 


Ward, Herbeit 
Webster, H S 


Amherst 
Buena Vista 


Clay. W H 
Johnson, A P 


Waupun 
Baraboo 


Dickenson, Clias,f 


Nasewaupee 


Wilmot, A C 


Stevens Point 


Mann, Jas R. £ 


Sevastopol 


Smith, W B, dep sheriff 

I 


Belmont 


Young, H P, sgt 
Young, Elijah 


Beaver Dam 
Beaver Dam 


Thomas, T C 
Foot C U 


Baraboo 
Delton 


Capt W W Freeman 


Menasha 


E 




B 




Bartbolmew, S, sgt 


Boscobel 


Lt John McCabe 


Winneconne 


Lt Darwin W Kinne 


Trimbelle 


Bleukhorn, Jno 


Shullsburg 


Ashliy, M 


Winneconne 


Marsegy. Simon 


Menominee 


Bushby, W G 


Argyle 


Baldwin, B B, c 


Waui)un 


Simons, Ed 


Menominee 


HiUstrom, Dan'l 


Amherst 


Brown, Geo W 


Neenah 


c 


Looney, JasS 


Aetna 


Lansing. Wiliard 


Neenah 


Dobson, Richard 


Rochester 


Kickemau, GeoA.m 


Racine 


Mieba, Eli, f 


Eipon 


Darrow, W H 


Point Bluff 


K 




Matlison, G D 


Fairchild 


Hildenian, Hy 


Watertown 


Daily, G F 
Dunn, Jno W 


Neillsvllle 


Largood, Jno C 


Menominee 


Schweitzer, Gottleib, 


Fond du Lac 


Milwaukee 


Walker, Frank R 


Stevens Point 


I) 




Klaesi, Fredolm, f 


Luni, la 


Wagoner, Henry 


Menominee 




Thompson, D 


Oconomowoc 


F 




Blackburn, Wm, f 


New Lisbon 


UNASSIGNED 




Brimhall, S 


Amherst 


Clark. Jas, f 


Boltonville 


Capt LB Balcom, nursery man 
Clark, David, £ 


Waupun 
Waupnn 


Crane. G W 
Curran, J D 


Beliiiont. la 
Stevens Point 


HolTman. Franz, f 
Hicken, David 


Riceville 

Pewaukee 

Dacada 


Close. Jeremiah, f 


Lamartine 


Czeskleba. The 


Amherst 


Minnett, Frank 


Hammelhel, Jacob 


Galesville 


Dwlnell. Chester H 


Amherst 


Rosenberg. Hen 17 


Waukesha 


Helbach, Jno 


Menasha 


Fancher, Orson 


Amherst 


Wetoi-. Jos 


Dacada 



fcT^i: 



EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, 



NO. 120 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. 



GEO, I. BREWSTER, 



H. W, HAMILTON, 



a-ElTEEe-^Xi -i^O-EiTT. 



c-^s^iEie. 



406 MILWAUKEE STREET. 



MILWAUKEE, WIS. 



r--«-'vi/Zj£T' 0:^^/^^'-*— » 



LIFE INSURANCE AGENTS. 



Men of experience in this business, wlio cai^ show 
a successful record, will do well to correspond witli 
Mr. E. W. Scott, Superintendent of Agencies of the 
Equitable Life Assurance Sohetv, No. 120 Broad- 
way, New Yorlc. 

It is confidently believed that there is no company 
in the country for which an agent can work with 
more profit to himself. 

1st. Because it makes liberal contracts, and al- 
ways lives up to them. 

2d. Because it is a firmly established and per- 
manent institution. Its assets securely invested and 
its immense cash sur|)lus guarantee to every agent 
who has renewal commissions running the security 
and permanence of his contract. 

3d. Because its managers are constantly on the 
alert, and give their workers in the lield ample ma- 
terial and every facility for the successful prosecution 
of their business. 

4l1i. Because the agent can offer an incontestable 
policy, thus furnishing absolute indemnity to the in- 
surer. 

5tli. Because he can offer a simple and concise 
policy, containing no unreasonable conditions. 

Gth. Because he can guarantee that every equita- 
ble claim will be settle"! promptly and in full. [The So- 
ciety paid in 187'J nearly five million dollars in death 
claims, dividends, etc., an! closed the year u)i</iou< a 
single confesled claim on its books | 

7th. Because of the Society's Tontine Savings 
Fund policies, many of which are being settled in 
IbiyO, on a basis showing larger profits than any other 
company can exhibit on policies extending over the 
same period. 

8tli. Because the Equitable is a progressive com- 
[tany. Its new issues lor 1879 amounted to §26,500,- 
UOO, being an increase in one year ot more than five 
million dollars. 

9lh. Because it is the most popular company in 
existence, and one with which the public are ready to 
insure. 



EQUITABLE 



120 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, 



Total Assets, Dec 31, 1879, 



$37,366,841.7 



H r- 

.3 



Undivided Surplus, 



J7'5i5'407.75 



New Busines"!, S26 603..'>tl ; an increase of more than five million 
DOLLAits over the previous year. 



Policies Incontestable after 3 years. 

* 

On ordinary policies a Uberal surrender value is given in 
paid up insurance, in case of furfeiture. 



Contract clearly and concisely expressed. No technica' conditions 



Tlie ypar closed without a sin<?!e disputed death claim on 
the records All just claims p id promptly and in full. 



Cash Returns on Tontine Policies. 

The two following cuses will serve as illustrations of setr- 
tleineuts now being made by the society : — 

Policy No. 43,563. Issued May 2.5, !869. On the life of F. L., 
of Farmiugton, Conn 

Amount of policy. , $10,000 (10 

Annual Preiuium 508 00 

Total premiums paid during eleven years 5,5"Jl 00 

The poll' y holder, having decide! to terminate the 
contract at the end of its Tontine period, draws 

in cash... G,155 00 

Having had $10,0';0 of assurance for eleven yeai s. 

^ 

Policy No. 50,.526. Issued Jan 8. 1870, on the life of A. G. C, 
of New York. 

Amount of policy SIO.000,00 

Annual iiremium 513 10 

The total premiums during ihe entire period, ten 

years 5,4:il 00 

On ihe eighth day of .laniiary, 1880, the policy holder liad 
the ))rivilege of terminating the contract and withdrawing 
$4 UliO casli, or tiikng a paid-up p licy fur S7.870. II*- deci- 
ded, liowever, to continue the assurance, and his premium 
for 1881, less the annual dididend, will be under Sl-50. 









APPENDIX TO EEUNION ROSTER. 




279 


E 


^ . ■ ' ;■ 


F 






H 




Capt J n Marston 


Appleton 


Flaben. Wm 


Eacine 


Wleglef, E F 




Janesville 


Dillon, W A, ssjt, bk 


Ripon 


Ludwig. Al 


Chilton 




K 




IlavilaiKl. K, t 


Scott 


Schwetzer, Henry 


Roea, Neb 


Chandler. Geo, me 




Harrison 


IlaytoiO, Oilaiuio 


Weyauwega 


O 




Flench, A 




Racine 


HaiiiiHou, Peler, f 


Richland Centre 


Bedell. Isaac 


Stevens Point 


Harrison, W H 




Kenosha 


LawiiMice, J<>s F, me 


Fond du Lac 


Crusey, Wm N 


Plover 


James, Jno F 




Racine 


Oiiker, Cluis 


Weyauwega 


Evans. Hugh 


Amherst 


Plimpton, Geo 




Eacine 


Row, Liiuis, f 


Scott 


Puarien. Moses 


Plover 


Sniilh. Thos 




Kaciiie 


Rayner, XIathias, sgt 


West Bend 


Packer. Jno 


Amherst 


Smith. W 




Racine 


Tultle, S U 


Dorchester 


Smart, Sam'l H 


Plover 


Smith, James 




Eacine 


F 




H 




UN ASSIGNED 




Beltz.CF 


Hastings, Minn 


Capt Nick Hebes 


Lake City .Minn 


Ciipt Ben] D Gano 




Hartley, la 


Beisch, .lacob, 1 


Milwaukee 


Chandler, Curtis C 


Orleans, Neb 


Briggs. Abram 




Menominee 


Glaser, Michael, I 


Berlin 


Haas, Andrew 


Racine 


Downer, David 




Waterville 


(loermiller, Casper 


Milwaukee 


Parsons, H D 


Spencer, la 


Entrikiii, B P. elk of court 


Clarion, la 


Gaubatz, Plillij), corp 


Milwaukee 


I 




Humminston. Ed. eagle bearer 


Rush 


Hueslei-, Clias 

Miller. Jacob, c 

Itaelz, (J A 

Sauke, Fied, f 

Zipp, Herman, musician, me 


Neillsville 

Mankato, Minn 

Independence 

Bloonifield 

Barton 


Barnes, C R, t 
Barnes, BM.f 
Bingham, Thos P, corp 
Crandall,Seeley E, f 
Cooley, W W 


West Eloomfteld 

Pine River 

Burr 

Plainfleld 
Fredonia 


Hawley. 1 I. reg of deeds 
Kinsman. Cyremus 
Kirk. \V G 
Mills. CC 
Perry. Jas 


Wautoma 

Lind 

Wanlieek 

Neillsville 

Kirksviile, Mo 


G 




Everett, .Joel 


Pine River 


Philips. Jno 




Racine 


Daggett, S S S 


Eushford 


Gould. A G 


Oregon 


West, Thos 




Connorsville 


Davis, \V T 


Grand Rapids 


Powell. Ben] F 


Maiblifleld 














•Ouyer, (J 


Kilbourne 


Wing. Noah 


Roselville 


NINTH INFANTRY. | 


Welier, Alonzo 


Amherst 


Wilding, LH 


Neillsville 




A 




H 




William, Hay 


Fond du Lac 








Lt J D Lewis 


Fountain City 


K 




Dickmann.Claus 




Stockbridge 


Lt H B Merchant 
Conk. Atwall 
Johnson, Jno 


Arcadia 

Cumberland 

Stevens Point 


Harrison J H Friendship 

Stowell, Frank, f White Creek 

UJfASSIGNKD. 


Hans, .lacob 
Obst. Frank 
Scheibe, August 


B 


Lowell 

Brillion 

Plymouth 


Longyear. Sam'lJ 


Naponee, Neb 


Scott. Cockrell 


Plover 






Sluniie. Oliver.! 
Tucker, Isaac, ph 


Burn ton 
Spirit Lake, la 


Shelton. Chas 
Sims .Jas 


Ring 
Ring 


Lieterle. J 
Proinbeigpr, J, me 




Sauk City 
Milwaukee 


I 

Kneclienmeister, Fred 
Newton, Thos 

K 


West Bend 
Coloma 


Thomas, David 
Workman, U M 


Ring 
Racine 


Poley. Albeit 
Scidle. Wolfgang 
Schotts. J 

Annen. Peter 


C 


Collwer. K;nis,TS 

Kellnerville 

Lima 

Kenosha 




EIGHTH INFANTRY. 


Benson, H 


Stevens Point 


A 




Augustine. Robt 




Racine 


Juv, Soreu H 


Wineliester 


Devolne, T F 


Sherman 


Lenz. Micliael 




Keni.siia 


Spoouer, Cyrus 


Won e woe 


■Farell,Thos 


Roy alt on 


Moeller. Jos 




Kenosha 


UNASSIGNBD. 


Uorlon, W H 


Waupaca 


Moeiler, D 




Kenosha 


Yanke, Fred, f 


Bloom&eld 


Seaverwright, A 
Rich, O A 


Frankfort 
Waupaca 


Y'oerndt, Henry 


D 


Kenosha 








SEVEJSTH INFANTRY. 


Rich, Truman 


Waupaca 


Abrecht, M 


Baraboo 


A 




Rogers, W H 


Buttes des Monies 


Giesen Jos 




Pittsburg, W T 


Capt Oley Grasley 


Des Moines, la 


B 




Ostelback. Carl 




Ri pon 


Ackernum.B 


St Joseph 


Coon, Thos 


Kilbourne 


Selzlolt. Wm 




Vivian. Mmn 


Cliland, Wni 


l.odl 


Stewart, S E 


Elkhart Luke 


Woliiing. Hulbert 




• Grafton 


Smitli. David, 1 


Lincoln 


Stoddard, 8 G 


Juelson . 


Zundler. Wm 




Brooktield Centre 


B . 




Wade, S E, dentist 


Fond du Lac 




E 




Lt S LB.acbclder 


Fall River 


c 




Beth..Tos 




Green Bay 


Blowers, Jno J, f 


White Creek 


Hill. Julius A 


Menominee 


Engelbert.Hans 




Plover 


Butler, Al 


Beaver Dam 


Lane. David M 


Menominee 


KrakofsUy.C A,me 


Waterford 


Butler, Antin 


Beaver Dam 


Lenz. Geo, me 


Eau Claire 


Kargus, Fred 




Racine 


Bronson. S H 


Fall River 


D 


Lippert. Dionysius, 


I 


Beloit 


Cuunuuis, G 
Dean. E A 


Oakwood. D T 
Fall River 


Armltage, Ambrose 
Bartz. Edwin, f 


Neosba 
Fall Creek 


Elirliardt. Dan 
Willholf, Fred, f 


P 


Eacine 
Eacine 


Frost, Isaac 
HunUke, Chas, 1 


Plain 
■West Bend 


Bowles, T J 
Fdwards Robt. t 


Elo 
Berlin 


Brill, Jno 


St Joseph 


Hilton, L J 


Ft Collins. Col 


Hernion. Geo, I 


Kipon 


Kleberg, Ferd 




Winchester 


HeiKlerson, DA 


Iron Mountain 


Houston, Walter 


Elo 


Nehring, Herman 




Winchester 


Russell, ZB 

c 

Eubank, Th03,bk 


Fall River 


Noteman, J C, t 


Luveme. Minn 




G 




Wautoma 


E 

Ash, Henry, t Solder, la 


Capt Chas Frantz 
Kiioble, Andrew 
Kern. Andrew 




Kenosha 
Eacine 


Washburn, Jas, me 


Barton 


Bell, Jno, f 


soiaer. la 




New London 


D 




I' 


Schmidt, Andrew, 


corp, reg of deeds Baiton | 


Hifiron. Jas 


Oniro 


Allison.J W, me 


Sparta 




H 




Pohl, Jos. f 


Harrisville 


G 






Hase, Wni 
Shulelt, S A 
Thomas, Frank 


Onuo 

Oniio 

St Ansgar, la 


Brown, W C 
Heine, CE 
Riker, Chas N, sgt 


La Crosse 
York, Neb 

JaiiesvUie 


Kakushke, Louis 
H.'sie. Wm 
McKennan, H 




Jefferson 
Baraboo 
Baraboo 


Tipple. F 


Stoughlon 


Morris, Hiram 


Weyauwega 




I 




Young, Isaac 


Muscoda 


J'atterson, James,! 


Brandon 


Gilford, Cliiis 




Eacine 


E 




Slawson, G 


Queen city. Mo 


Heefert, Wm 




Portage 


Jones, J A 


Neiilsvllle 


Watson, Wm 


Janesville 


Willhoft, J 




Burlington 



MfiMMMBacaHSM 



.-, I a- ^- i 




THli] CONTINENTAL 



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\lSei;-ii*.A '^^-a-w.^» S,;3^>' "sh' 



^^^^■■'^^—ri^^i::^^^ vS-* 







INCORPORATED 1862. 




BEGAN BUSINESS 1864, 



<RO(BE<RT B. (BEECHEfR, Sec'y. 
Wm. M. HWLSOJ^, 

Medical (Director. 



$2,797,323.28 
466,380.47 
421,46528 



JAMES S. (?A^.SOJ^S, President. 

H. <R. MOfRLEY, Actuary. 
H. e. (RA^TOJN, Supt. 0/ Agencies 

Assets, January ist,'8o 

Income for '79 

Surplus as to Policy-Holders 

Paid to Policy-Holders since organization of Company, in Dividends, Surrender Values, Endowments and 

Death Claims, 

$5,215.621.83. 

Policies issued, upon either Mutual or Stock Plan, at standard rates of premium. 

All the Policies of this Company are definite in tlieir terms, and liberal in their conditions. 

Mutual Policies, non-forfeitabie by their terms, after two premiums paid, by exchange for paid up in- 
surance of equitable amount, upon condition only that the exchangeshall be made within one year after lapse. 

Wishing to meet all the legitimate wants of the insuring public, the Company offers a large variety of 
plans, among which are its 

Life Rate Endowment or Accumulative Plan, its Guaranty Income Plan, its Long Term Plan, and its Single 

Payment Note Plan. 

For explanatory Circulars, and full elucidation of the various plans, apply to any of the Company's 
Agents, or directly to the Home Office. 

Reliable, active, persevering men, who wish to represent a popular and easy working Company, should 
apply for Agencies. 

:tTo. ^s ci-^ft^:Ris: STI^EET, chic-a-g-o. 



STEWART MARKS, Manager, 



RUFUS CHENEY, Special Agent, 



Hartford, May jth, 1880. 



Office IMSU^AMCE COMMISSIOJVE^,^ 
State of Connecticut. [ 

Robert E. ^Beecher, Esq., Sec'y Continental Life Insurance Co.: 

My (bear Siri'^Having completed my examination of the affairs of your Company, as pro- 
vided by lazv, it is due to you that I shotdd say that I find it sound and solvent, and fully able to 
comply with all the requirem,ents of law, and that the interests of its (Policy-Holders are amply 
protected. (Respectftdly yours, 

JOHJ<[ W. STEA(DMAJ^, Ins. Com'r. 









APPENDIX TO REUNION RO.STER. 


281 




K 


1 


Bierce, Austin 


lola 


D.ivis, W. f 




Stacy, Peter 




Sussex 


Clark, Michael 


Stevens Point 


Davis, F, £ 




Stacy, Fridoliii Susstx 
Lambreclit, Adolph Milwaukee 

UNASSIGNED 

Fuss, Jacob, ord sgt Waupun 
Sclielder, Benihard Kenosha 


Hockwell, H Neillsville 
Owen, Natlianiel Des Moines, la 

UNASSIGNED. 

Harris, William Waupaca 
Harris, Geo Waupaca 


Evans, H C, t 
Ervlng. J H,£ 
Kox, J VV, drummer, £ 
Fox, P P, sgt 
Fogo, D, sgt, £ 


Klchland Center 
Woithingfon, Minn 


Seidel, \V 




Bellneiville 


Haninielehlel, Jacob, sgt 
Page, Wm 


Galesville 
Durand 


Fazel, J, £ 
Fife, C, f 
Fowler, R J, f 
Freeman, H, sgt, £ 
Fruit, J M 


Richland Center 
Richland Center 


TENTH INFANTRY. 




ELEVENTH INFANTRY. 




A 




REGIMENTAL 


ROSTER. 


Fisher, W. £ 




Brabazon, Wm U, teamster 


Jackson port 


Col Chas L Harris 


Myra, Neb 


Favorite, W.f 




Jokesli, Frank 




Waukesha 


Ma.i Arthur Piatt 


Mazomauie 


Guinn, J, sgt 




Mattson, Dave 




Aballne, Kau 


Maj Otis Remick 


Ann Arbor, Mich 


Grey, J, £ 




Shelden, J 




Lin\a 


Adj Daniel Lincoln 


St Louis, Mo 


Grimes, J, f 
Gustiii, E T, f 




Wood, Walter. corp,me 


Sparta 


Ailj Ira W Hunt 


Menasha 




Wood, R B 


B 


Durand 


A Surg C C B.irnes 

A 


Manitowoc 


Giiiiiigham, W, f 
Iloake, A 


Loyd 








Heckeudorn. D, f 


Woodstock 


De Barr, D 




Men.isha 


Miner, Wm E 


Hammond 


Hiilfinan, J M, £ 




Converse, L D 




Neillsville 


B 




Haiiiliu,C, £ 


Richland Center 


Fadden, Jas S 




Spencer 


Capt Jos H Hubbard 


0.ak Creek 


Haiikins, M D, £ 


Richland Center 


Hull, liosell J 




Waukegan 


Capt Otis Remick 


Ann Arbor, Midi 


Hebert, P, £ 




Jaiqriot, Jos 




Mayville 


Capt Win Charlton 


Madison 


Harris, S, £ 




Se.aiuan, Thos, sgt, f 




Eden 


Lt Jas M Bull 


Bismark. Dakota 


Hull. H C, f 




Watkius, Wm H, me 




Ripon 


Lt H J Luiieburg 


Schuyler, Neb 


Jagn!sh.JM,sgt,t 






C 




Taylor, Will, me 


York, Neb 


Kinney, A T, sgt 


Richland Center 


Bixby, C C 




Menasha 


Thompson, K M, m 


Sutton, Neb 


Kimliell, RE 




Conroy, Pat 




Menasha 


Weber, J B 


Lacrosse 


Kimbell, A,£ 




Collins, A W 




Menasha 


c 




Kramer, S, f 




Catton. W 




Winneconne 


Capt Jas Lang 


Georgetown, Col 


Kitelinger, S, £ 




Donaldson, C V 




Menasha 


Lt M V B Hutchinson 


Waterloo 


Lyons, U, £ 


Rockbridge 


EUhidge, H A 




Menaslia 


Lt Azel G rover 


Marshall 


Leach, L J 




France, A W 




Menasha 


Lt .liio Senright 


Minneapolis, Minn 


Limlley. D T, £ 




Harvey, H B 




Menasha 


Lt Jas B Koacli 


Millord 


McCliiUic, A, £ 




McCandles, Jno 




Meiiasl a 


Beattie, Wm 


Portage 


Malor, J, £ 




Plunimer, H H 




Menaslia 


Blown, Liiulsley. ph 


Madison 


Mathew, L, lifer 




Underwood, C 




Menasha 


Kimber, Jesse, 1 


Sturgeon Bay 


McCarthy, C, corp, £ 






D 




Kmg. Geo. f 


Sevastopol 


Miller, W H, £ 




Best, Edw 




Granger 


Morrow, Carl 


Lincoln 


Mann. J,f 


Spring Green 


Best, Solon 




Granger 


Meyer, Jno, f 


Sevastopol 


Mapes. W, f 




Best, Juo 




Granger 


Simon, Nick, f 


Nasewaupee 


McGill, J S, £ 




Burke, Jno, f 




Sparta 


Weber, JnoB 


Bangor 


Morrison, F M, f 




Coleman, Cbas 




Durand 


Wilcox, Geo 


Ft Dodge, la 


Matocsin, D, f 




Dowd, Gilbert, sgt 




Durand 


Wilcox, L C, f 


Brushville 


Mark, J, f 




Mason, H H 




Friendship 


D 




Miller, .1 L, f 




Marsh, Geo W 




Portage 


Lt A A Chamberlain 


Orion 


McDerinond, J, £ 




Patchin. A E 




Portage 


Lt W H Dawson 
Lt Hiram Freeman 


Orion 


McKey, J, £ 


Richland Center 


Powers, 1 hos D 




Mukawonago 


Richland Center 


Moon.W,£ 


Richland Center 


Smith, H B 




Kilbourn 


Lt Jas S Robinson 


Stanton, Neb 


March, J, £ 


Boaz 


Thompson, Wallace 




Kilbourn 


Alderman, B 


Boaz 


Mason, K, f 




Webster, J E 




Kilbourn 


Ailing, C P, t 
Allbaugh, T, £ 


Orljn 


Myers, C M, f 






E 






Miles, J, f 




Baker, Alex, pa 




Juneau 


Butler. Seth, sgt, f 


Richland Center 


Mauley, J, f 




Babcock, S A 




Beaver Dam 


Eutler, Cyrus, £ 




Norman, G, £ 




Duteher, H B 




Rock Island, 111 


Briggs, D, corp, f 




Newkirk,T B, f 




Harrison, Thos W, sgt 


Enimetsburg, la 


Barrett. D. corp, £ 




Owens, E W, £ 


Boaz 


Harrison, Wm M 




Emmetsburg, la 


Barrett, E. £ 




Parsons, W, corp, £ 




Harrison, Francis 




Emmetsburg. la 


Bailey, A T, f 


Cromwell 


Peters, L, £ 






F 




Berry, L, £ 
Beery, T, £ 
Bowman, G, f 


Boaz 


Pannell, J, f 




Boyle, Jack 
Eayers, Nelson P 




Hebron, Neb 
Omaha, Ta 


Boaz 


Riesebeck, JC, f 
Robinson, R J, f 




Eva, W J 


G 


Omaha City, la 


Brown, A, £ 
Cook, J, corp, £ 


Sylvan 


Robinson. J T, f 
Robinson, J H, sgt, f 




CahilUJ W 
Hopkms, Jaa 


Hart, Mich 
Stevens Point 


Chamberlain, A A, p 
Chesemore, D, £ 


Richland Center 
Rockbridge 


Snyder, F. corp, I 
Snvder, A , £ 
Slater, B F, £ 




Howard, Frank 




Lima 


Collins, W, £ 




Stevens, A C, £ 




Wright, Chas 


H 


Black River Falls 


Coates. D F, £ 
Conkle, J, £ 


Richland Center 


Standish, A L, f 


Boaz 






Coiikle, D, £ 
Coats, F M, £ 
Dondna, J, £ 


Richland Center 


Sutton, B F, £ 




Feegler, Delos F 




South Haven, Mich 




Soutliard,J W,f 


Richland City 


Ingersoll, Geo 




Vanceburg 


Richland Center 


Sparling. L, £ 




Sallender, Fred 


I 


Ketreat 


Dary, J, f 
Davis, LD,f 


Richland Center 


Sellers, M, f 
Sheafer. S, f 




Burkholder, David 




Hurlbut Comers 


Dicks T £ 




Salisbery, J, f 




Burns, A M, pa 


K 


Beaver Dam 


Detord, J, f 
Davis, P A,£ 




Thompson, BF, corp, f 
Thompson, J W, £ 


Richland Center 


Q Capt Edwin Hillyer 




Waupun 


Davis, T, £ 




Tadder, J, £ 


Richland Center 




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APPENDIX TO EEUNIOX ROSTER. 




283 


Thomas. B H, corp 




Plalta, Jno 


Sharon 


THIRTEENTH INFANTRY. 


Tepier, E. ( 




Seeley. M E 


Rcedsburg 


REGIMENTAL ROSTER. 


Thomas. J, t 




C 




Col Wm P Lyon 


Madison 


Valid useii. J, f 
Wiihams. B F, sgt, f 
Wilson. K J, £ 
Waddtil. A G, f 
Ward. P. £ 




Beisswanger, Gottlieb 


Prairie Farm 


Col A H Kannard 


Lawrence, —67 


Richland Center 


Blodgett. A J. pr 
Kolbow, Wm, £ 
Mulvey, Jno, sgt, 1 

D 


Osage, la 

Waterford 

Ripon 


Lt Col Jas F Chapman 
Lt Col Thos Bigney 
Lt Col Chas S Noyes 
Adjt Wm Ruger 


Venice. Oliio 

Denver, Col 

San Antonio, Texas 

Jiinesville 


Wood, W J 






Adjt A W Lownsbury 


6t Paul. Minn 


Wood. H II. t 


Richland Center 


Holt. Geo R. cl 


Jackson. Mich 


Q M Piatt Eyclesheimer 


Chicago. Ill 


Weltou. W W,f 


Richland Center 


McHeury, Jas, 1 


West Bend 


Surg Jno Evans 


Evansville 


Widuer. Martin, t 




Meyers, W W 


Stever.s Point 


Surg Seldeu Cady 


Kilbourn Citv 


Willtout. S. f 




Prolest. Christopher, f 


Boltonville 


A Surg. C D Woodruff 


Lima, N Y 


Woodman. E. £ 




Senn, Andrew, teacher 


Fond du Lac 


A Siirg S L Lord 


Edgerton 


Walsworth.R. f 




Smith. Ellas, 1 


W est Bend 


A Suig Chas M Smith 


Evansville 


Wildermoiith, EC, J 




Venck, Edw 


Cedar Creek 


Chap J I Foote 


La Cygue, Kan 


Yeager, \V, f 




Wecott, A 


Stevens Point 


A 




Zerviiig. C, £ 




Wescott, E 


Badger Hill. la 


Capt Jno Auld 


Kaukauna 


E 




Wills, J C 


Omro 


Lt Millon Bowermao 


Springfield. Mo 


Lt S E Shepard 


Mineral Point 


E 




Lt Olney G Gibbs 


Chicago, 111 


Lainpka, Jno 

F 


Muscoda 


Adams, G E, me 


D Hon 


Campbell. A B 
Hoskius, Geo, £ 


Albion 
Washta, la 


Capt E R Chase 


Dubuque, la 


Bond. Robt, £ 
Bender, B 


Red Willow, Neb 
Sliaron 


B 




Capt F D Stone 


Augusta 


Coleman. Chas 


Reedsburg 


Lt I) H Cheney 


Phillipsburg. Kan 


Capt K E Jacksoa 
Jackson. K E 
Harrow, Jas P, t 


Hot Springs, Ark 

Hot Springs. Ark 

Eldorado Mills 


Coleman. Arthur 
Clement. L D 
Clement. Jas M 


Keedsburg 

Del ion 

Kasson, Minn 


Lt Geo'; Brown 
Lt Fred'k C Buten 
Cajielle, Aug, 1 


Chicago. Ill 

Milton Junction 

Scott 


Pai*sous, A S 
Priestly, Thos 


Oregon 
Mineral Point 


Freer. Justice. 
Hutchinson. A T 


Delton 
Planeville 


Mccarty, Jerry 
Miller, LS, sgt 


Oconomowoc 
Wheatland. Neb 


G 




Ingalls. Jno G 


Menominee 


Monagau, Jno 


Erin Piairie 


Capt W S McCready 


Honey Creek 


Lavvsha. Jacob 


Delton 


c 




Slicltle, Sam'l Redwood Falls, Minn 1 


Lawsha. Geo 


Reedsburg 


Capt Jno T Fish 


Racine 


H 




Lawsba. Jacob 


Keedsburg 


Lt D K Lamoreau 


Mound City. Kan 


Capt Alex Christie 


Aplongton, la 


Moshiei, Win L 


Mauston 


Lt H G BardweU 


Sliaron 


Capt Jas O'Neal 


Lyudeu, Wash Ter 


Meiitanye. J C, f 


Delton 


Lt Will Loucks 


Philmore, Minn 


I.l I J Wright 


Muscoda 


Rood, U W 


Omro 


Lt H N Moulton 


Sharon 


Camp, I P 


Portage 


Swain, S G, postal elk 


Winona, Minn 


Allen, Levi E 


Elkhorn 


Lavigne, J L 


Neillsville 


Vanderpool, C C 


West Mitchel. la 


Baidwell. Henry 


Sharon 


I 




Vincent, Wm A 


Kenosha 


Becker, Philip 


Sharon 


Capt N R Doan 


Stoughton 


F 




Eekerm.in. W D 


Sliaron 


Lt H C Welcome, m 


Ripon 




Grosbeck, E H 


Sharon 


Benjamin, S U 


Star- Prairie 


Brooks. G R, sgt 


Peiihtigo 


Kline, C 


Sharon 


Cape, Wm 


Cole Brook 


Jones. J V 


Canton 


McDonald. David 


Sharon 


Pierce, A D, £ 


Markesan 


Keazar. L W 


Canton 


Merrill, Harvey 


Sharon 


Pierce, Jonathan 


Lincoln 


Lauipka, F 


Muscoda 


Rodawalt, Jno W 


Sharon 


Loiiiie. Emery 


Muscoda 


G 




Story. Elliott 


Sharon 


Shaddoclt, Lester 


Manchester 


Atchinson, H H, f 


Cataract 


Welch, Jno H 


Sharon 


K 




Bellanger, A 


Menasha 


D 




Capt Wm Charlton 


Madison 


Butler, G H 


Medford. Minn 


Capt CE Patchin 


Shellrock, la 


Lt Ira W Hunt 


Neenah 


McClaughry. Thos B 


McGregor, la 


Lt D B Lovejoy 


Watertown. D T 


Lt Itobt P House 


Menasha 


Jonf s, Jno G 


Plauefieid 


Iveus, Chas 


Chapin. la 


Krueger, Aug 


Oiihula 


n 




Persch, Christian 


Brilliou 


Michalson, A 


Neenah 


Baptist, Arnold, 1 


Sturgeon Bay 


Sweet, Marion D 


Weyauvvega 


McAllister. D 


Neenah 


Russell. Thos 


Flintville 


Wurzbach, Henry 


Weyauwega 


M^rk, JP,f 


Centralia 


Cross. Jacob, 1 


Sevastopol 


E 




Perry. J C 




Falk. Jno. c 


Sturgeon Bay 


Capt R H Hewitt 


Cawker City. Kan 


Small. Robt 


Neenah 


Harris. Jos. Jr 


Baileys Harbor 


Capt Sam'l Parker 


Manchester, la 


Vaughn, MoiTis 


Marshfield 


Salvison. Ole. 1 


Sturgeon Bay 


Capt Simon Taylor 


Depere 


UKASSIGMD. 


Peterson. Peter, f 


Sturgeon Bay 


Lt E K Warren 


Janesville 


Altpress, W 




Roe James T 


Pesht igo 


Lt A C Smith 


Fort Lincoln, Neb 


Baker. George 


Brotliertown 


Rossiter. Wm 


La Crosse 


Lyon, Thos J, cOTp 


Emmettsburg. la 


Burrows. John, drover 


Sparta 


Wriglit, S M, a 


Gibralter 


McCall, Sanford 


Cambria 


(irout. Enos 


Fall River 


I 




Mulkins, Wm 


Bueua Vista 


Hicks. John 


Fall River 


Dixon. Nathan 


Waubcck 


F 




Welker, H 


Neei-ah 


Day, Geo W 


Jefferson la 
Stevens Point 


Capt J W Briggs 


Shopiere 




Moran, Jos 
Murray. Jno A 
WoodrutE, W J, corp 


Lt J L Fowle 
Emerson, L D 

G 


Ixona, Mich 


TWELFTH I.NFA:XTRY. 


Delton 
Dell Rapids, D T 


Beloit 


A 




K 




Capt Thos Bigney 


Denver, Col 


Richter. Aug 


Grilford. HI 


Chandler. D 


Lincoln 


Capt A N Randall 


Brodhead 


Wallace, Kelsey, f 


Cottage Grove, Minn 


Platter. Jno 


Sharon 


Lie R Mai son 


Chicago. Ill 


B 




Woodruff. W J 


DellRapips.DT 


Lt S C Waggoner 


Brodhead 




Winchester, W W 


Keedsburg 


Bates, Jno C 


Orleans. Neb 


Armstrong. Geo G 


Baraboo 






Taylor. H M 

Wood, H F, teamster 


JSIeuomiuee 


Buelow. E F 


Keedsburg 


UNASSIGi>£.l^ 


Kipon 


Dorward. Alex W 


Neosha 


Carpenter. Wm 


Stevens roini 


H 




L)arling. Solon 


Neilsvilie 


Granger. Francis, com sgt. 


me Lamartine 




Dani, Frank E 


EdgertoD 


Hurlburt, T H 


Eau Claire 


Capt C N Noyes 


San Antonio, Texas 


Kellogg, Lafayette 
[ 


Keedsbuig 


Winaus, H 


Plover 


Capt E J Pratt 


Mt Ayr, la 





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APPENDIX TO REUNION ROSTER. 




285 


Lt lliibt (Jldver 


Jtineau 


Dasiiel. Frank 


Stevens Point 


Koltson, Lewis 


Waterford 


Lt A J .Smitli 


Neosho 


Davis, Itaniel 


Lacrosse 


D 




Ll C E Graham 


Dubuque, la 


Diiscoll, Jno 


Stevens Point 


Capt C'iias Campbell 


Waupno 


l.t Ole Jacobson 


Millard 


Fritz, Cbas 


La Crosse 


Lt C E Tonberg 


Monroe 


Boyington, Geo A 


Valley Junction 


Farrand, Daniel F, m 


Oiiala-ska 


Lt Nels G Tufte 


Ashipun 


Burliain, J M 


Jefferson 


Harrison, L 


La Crosse 


Healverson, H O 


Stevens Point 


Case. GS 


Jefferson 


Harrison, S A 


La Crosse 


E 




Cletsliey. C 


Jefferson 


Krupger, Christian 


Kidgeway 






MorgHU, Stephen 


Orleans, Neb 


Martin, C D 


La Crosse 


CaptT A RossiiiK 


Lots Creek, la 


I 




McCoy, J F 


La Crosse 


Tt Wm Tientland 


Moscow 


Capt N H Kingman 


Logansport. Ind 


McCtmnell 


LaCiosse 


F 




l.t H H Knox 


Stouahton 


Saxer. Peter 


La(.'rosse 


Lt Thos Simonson 


Christiauia, 111 


LtJas Johnson 


Mukwanago 


Wanans, H H 


Plover 


Giil,M, 1 


Ripon 


Buekley, Dan'l 


Oconomowoc 


Weber, Jno 


La Crosse 


Gilbert, T G,m 


Blair 


Foot, F 


'Jefferson 


E 




Kekeberger, Ole 


Eaton 


Hines. Jno 


Oconomowoc 


Lt H W Diiraiid 


F'ond du Lac 


Lavasson, Jos, t 


Sturgeon Bay 


Hhies.Geo 


Oconomowoc 


Bacon, J W 


Kenosha 


Nilson, Carl, f 


Gibraltar 


McBean, Frank, sgt 


I'ewaukee 


Bacon, M A 


Ken(i.«ha 


Thompson, Ell A, I 


Sturgeon Bay 


Sett, Joshua H 


Baldwin 


Brown, C G. dk 


Slielbiua, Mo 


(i 




Siiiith, K W, f 


Waukesha 


Tennelson, Freeman, f 


Clay Hanks 


Capt. Jno A Gordon 


Omaha, Neb 


Vaughn, Wm 


Kendall 


Rickaby, Geo M, t 


Clay Banks 


Gilbertson. Turger 


lola 


K 




Westcot, Geo P. f 


Hilbert 


Gregorson, Lars 


Tola 


Capt Jno H Weniple 


Norfolk, Va 


G 




Jenson, Johan 


Zumbrota, Minn 


Lt 11 C Carter 


Juneau 


Drculzer, C G, pr 


Milwaukee 


Olson, John 


lola 


Akler, Henry 


Clairon, la 


Kuler, Samuel M, corp, inc 


Eden 


Peterson, John 


lola 


Deering.N W 


Osceula, la 


Mills, Calvin 


Chiistee 


II 




Staiinard, A C 


Milton 


Oleson, Ole 


Mosinee 


Capt K J Seini 


Moorlwad.Minn 


Weins, N 


Kacine 


Wheeler, Arnold 


Lind 


Capt A A Brown 


Alexandra, Minn 


VNABSIGNED. 


II 




I 




Seldon, Caily. surg 
Liudsley, Wui 11, me 


Enimet''burg, la 
Sturgeon Bay 


Lt J F Prosaer 
liradburg, Cha.s, f 


Oakfield 
We.st Bloomndd 


Capt Aug Gasman 
Halverson, Heeloje 


Fargo, DT 
Stevens I'oint 


Monigaii, Mike 


St Croix 


Cudworlli. Joel Z, real estate F^ond do 1 ac 


.Iobns(m P A 


Stockholm 


Keriimington, C N 


Stevens Point 


(iib.son.C W 


Grundy Centre, la 


liigclbrechtson, .\ndrew 


Stockholm 


Sttvens, 1) E 


Milton 


Hamlin, S A 


St Cloud 


LiiKl. P N 


Stockholm 


Wetoh, A U 


Wanke.sha 


Nash, A D, f 

I 


Laniarllne 


Long. P N 
Nelson, Milieher 


Stockholm 
Stockholm 








FOUBTEENTII INFANTRY. 


Bel . Jno W, t 
Cann, H 


New Prospect 
Neillsville 


Oleson. Cliss 

K 


.Stockholm 


A 




Uabeisetzer, L 


Neillsville 


Capt Mons Grinager 


Worthington, Minn 


('lirislj<ihn. John 


Sevmour 


K 




Lt Ole Peterson 


Albert Lea, Minn 


Drake, D M,c 


Fond du Lac 


Capt J J PiiStal 


Mtiscoda 


Lt EUend Erickson, 


Albert Lea, Minn 


Delaiiey. Eil, sgt, city elk 


Fond du Lac 


Bowman, Jos 


Baldwin 


Lt 0;aus Solberg 


Mankato, Minn 


Gibhin, Micliael, f 


Kcwaskuni 


Barnes, WJ.f 


Kosendale 


Lt J E Iigins 


Albert Lea, Minn 


Israel, A, 1 


Fond du Lac 


Lcrcher, Cbas F 


Whitewater. Kan 


Hundeby,TK,sgt 


Norlhwood, la 


Laiidre, F, f 


Lamartine 


UNAKSIGNKI). 


UNASSIO 


XKl). 


Lougstaff, KM, m 


Chippewa Fal's 


Capt H S Chllds 


Beaver Dam 


Ki-j er, W 


Lima 


Mascraft, E. bugler, pa 
I'ailant. E, me 


Fond du Lac 
I'ond (lu Lhc 


McGowan. John 
Prosser, Josiah,f 


Plover 
Brolhertown 










Pileber. D 
Spink, R A, ar 


Fond du Lac 
Oshkosh 


Prior, H D 
Kiley, Philip,! 


Waupaca 
Gardner 


SIXTEENTH INFANTRY'. 


San ford, L N 


Menasha 


Teal, Eai nest 


Muscoda 


V 




Barhen, Wm H 


Stevens Point 






Berry, Elisha B 
Evans. G E 
Russell. Ward - 
Keyes. Ezra A 


Stevens Point 




Bulk, Jacob 
DaviM. Koswell C 
Derbrier, Lestou 
Denny, A .J 


Weyauwega 

Weyauwega 

Stockton 

Weyauwega 


FIFTEENTH INFANTRY. 

REGIMENTAL KOSTEft. 


Phillips 
Cllntonville 
Marsh field 


Fehelly. Patrick 


Stockton 


Lt Col K K Jones 


Quincy. Ill 


Turner, Jos H,£ 


Forestviile 


Fulner. P 


Oconomowoc 


.Maj Chas M Reese 


Chicago, Hi 


Whipple, S A 


Oconomowoc 


Harkness, Orlande F 


MarshCeld 


Q M Ole Heg 


Waterford 


B 




Haley, Michael 


Weyauwega 


y M Selah Mathews 


Minneapolis, Minn 


Ll Sidney BTullar 


East Troy 


Higgenson,.Sanmel 


Lind 


Surg S Hlmoe 


Lawrence. Kan 


Bolson, H 


Oconomowoc 


JelTers, Albert A 


Amherst 


Surg A F St S Liudsfelt 


Sheboygan 


Cole, H B 


Beaver Dam 


Larkie. Jno 


Llnrt 


A Surg S J Hansen 


Norway 


Fike, Jno D 


Oconomowoc 


Mcliowan, Jno 


Plover 


A Surg G F Newell 


Waterford 


Jamieson, Geo 


Millburn, 111 


Mack. Holmes 


Weyauwega 


A Surg Sam'l Bell 


Beloit 


Johnson, Jno, teamster 


Fond du Lac 


Mack, John 


Weyauwega 


Chap C L Clausen Blooming Prairie, Minn 


Quinn, W 1 


Oconomowoc 


Smart. Elyer 


Plover 


A 




Slioenick, Henry 


Weyauwega 


O'Shay, J D 


Brandon 


Capt Andrew Torkildsen 


Chicago, 111 


Snell, James. 1 


Poyslppi 


Roe, Hiram 


Stevens Point 


B 




Waite, Gardner 


Keaver Datn 


Wills, Wallace 


Weyauwega 


Lt Christian Beyer 


Wanpun 


c 




c 




Booth A J 


Stevens Point 


Lt Thos M Macauley 


Danville 


Burt, J R 


Fond du Lac 


c 




Brown, Jerome 


Beaver Dam 


Brick, Daniel W 
Johnson. C M 
Miller, PC 
Misner, Win, roe 


Weyauwega 

Wmneconne 

Winneconne 

Kosendale 


Capt Jno T Rice 
Lt .Ia.s Larson 
Anderson, Peter 
Bianstad.Ole C, capt 


Waterlord 

W U Junction 

Grantsburg 


Carbet, Jno 
Carany. Tim 
Dnnn. Jas, f 
Fairbanks, H W 


Springfield 
Beaver Dam 
Mauston 
lieaver Dam 
Beaver Dam 
Beaver Dam 


Ottiuger, Alvls, me 

D 


Barto 


Carpenter, W L 
Davis, M L 


Kocheslcr 
Waterford 


Hampton, Jos 
Man.son, Jno 


Dashner, Hank 


Plover 


Elliot. Win 


Waterford 


Wlnebreuner, Jo.s 


Beaver Dam 



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APPENDIX TO REUNION ROSTER. 




287 


D 




E 




Lamphier, I W 


Omro 


Bidwell.Loren 
Maybie. A F. 1 
Mcilartiu, Juo 


Friendship 

Fond du Lac 

Menominee 


Andrews, F E 
Baekhaus, WM, £ 
Gueppe, Jno, me 


Kewaskum 
New Cassel 


Maut.ir, M T 
Pierce, A F, f 
Yates, Jas W 

G 


Wlcnecoiiiie 

Food du Lac 

MUwttukee 


E 
Birkholz. Robt 
Edwards, Jos, c 
Hupper, Will 




Johnson, Henry 


Plover 




Eacine 
Waupun 

Friendship 


Luscoinli, Francis 
Kuinmel, H 
Welch, Anthony, t 

F 


Omro 

Kewaskum 

Peebles Corners 


Mirgelee, Peter 
Miller, Chas 
Mulkiiis, Joi 
Tenuison, P 


Koot Cieek 

Lacrosse 

Buena Vista 

Portage 


Uamiiioiid, AI F 


Strongs Praiiie 




n 




Ke)es, IB 


Frieiidsliip 


Adams, T B,me 


Richland Centre 




Spark, K D 


PhihiBeld 


F'lssler, Geo 


Beluit 


Bass, H H 


Amherst 


Siiiilli. TB 


Frieiidsliip 


G 




Buck, LO 


Sheruiau 


ShaiiKs, Jas W 


FrieiuUhip 


Capt Win Beanpree 


Wausau 


Hamilton, FB 


Friendship 
Kushfoid 


SaHoijg, Ja3 


Fall Kiver 


Lt Augustus (Jantin 


Sloan lower 


H«-ss. Jas 


F 




Croakes, Geo 


McDtllville 


Hiekennan, Jno G 


Fremont 


Aller. Jno 


Stacyville, la 


Gregwire, Juo 


Maishlieid 


Irish. H A 


Plaiiitield 


Home. K S 


Waukesha 


Latoiid Frank 


Two Kivers 


Merrill, A W 


Alma Center 


McJlurtieyl Jos, m 

G 


Windoui, Minn 


Latond, Godfrey 

n 


Two Kivers 


Palen. Juo, f 
Vinceut.Geo W,I 

I 
Shonrock, Fred'k 

K 


Pojsippi 
Poysippi 


Bradway. Myron, f 
(ireeii, De Feiris 


Poysippi 
Golden Gate. Mum 


Blake, M T 
BirbaiiK, J W 


Berlin 
Marinetle 


Caledonia 


Halversou, Swiiming 


E ruy 


Lawrence, T 0, musician 


M.-liiiia 




Long. Jackson P 


Downsulie 


Ward, Jos 


ManueLte 


Chandler, H H 


L'ncoln 


McCartie, D B 


Eraiil<f(Ut 


I 




D.uuoitli, Norman 


Anihrrst 


Macaulcy, Uobt 


Mennminee 


Lt Jno Kane 


Emmetsburg 


Green, Wm V, f 


Sparta 


Hand. Jno 


Waterville 


Shourock. Fred 


Caladonia 


Rice, Truman 


Plover 


Richardson, Chas 


Waterville 


Woodworth. T S 


Waupaca 


StiempI, Jno 


Stevens I'omt 


Stratton, David 


Downsville 


K 




TreJber, Aug, £ 


New Cassel 


Saddler, HF 


Walerviile 


Aspinal', Alfred 


Kaukauna 


trSASSIGNBD 


. 


Stewart, Wm 


Frankfort 


Laprary, Saiiford, f 


Brotheitowu 


Alhan, S C 


Plover 


II 




Murdock, Leander, f 


Biotlierlowii 


Altenbeig, Isaiah 


Plover 


Joerson, Sam'l 


Kusk 


Neil, Cunstautin 


Stevens Poiut 


Breiiinier. S 


Plover 


Khig, Dwiglit A 
Londo, Henry 


Menominee 
Sana Creek 


Stiger, Jacob 
Shc.epke, Chas 


Fremniit 
Bear (.'reek 


Bell. A W 
Beny, Juo 


Plover 
PloTer 


Nelson, Gner 


Menominee 


Sqiures. W B 


WatCito«n 


Halliday, C 


Plover 
Plover 


Wood, C P 


Ocouomowoc 


Waffle, L H, f 


Brothertowu 


Joluisoii. Henry 


I 
Bisset, A B 




USASSJGSSD. 


Jackson, Ben 


Plover 


Grand Island, Neb 


Chaplin F Fasseder 
Doern, Philip, i 
GilB, Jno, f 


Brothertown 


Shepard, Wm 
Shannun. Leary 


Plover 
Plover 


Dtiw,Th03 W 


Vacilic 


Ru.sei.dale 


.shannon. Mat 


Plover 


Green, Jos B 


Jauesvilie 


Salt, F'red, t 


Brollieriowu 


Scliiimnelpfennig, Jno, f 


New Cassel 


K 




West.WK 


Falls City 


Smith. J U 


Waupaca 


Kaun,KC Ft Washington 
UNASSIGNED. 






Tade. Aug, f 
Weltoii, A J 


New Cassel 
Plin. r 








Waterman, Chas *' 


New London 


EIGHTEENTH INFANTRY. 
A 


Whittaker, 3 


Plover 




NINETEENTH IMFANTRY. | 






SEVENTEENTH 


INFANTRY. 


Benedict, Adelman 


Cazenovia 










Brown, Anthony,! 


Empire 


REGIMENTAL ROSTER. | | 


A 




Bailey. Dan'l C, 1 


Fond du Lac 


Chap A C Barry 


Lodl 


2nd Lt Jas Brazall 


Beaver Dam 


ColTecn,- — I 


Peebles Corners 


A 




Ciongh, Clias, sgt 


Beaver Dam 


LaLonde, E 


Volsa. D T 


Lt A P Elllnwond 


Reedsburg 


Ford, Jno, S(;t 


Kaukauna 


15 




Lt L H Cohoou 


Reedslnirg 


Jenkins, J M Benton Harbur, Mich 


Barber, Oscar B 


Warren Mills 


Lt Wm Sweetland 


Reedsbuig 


Kimball, W W 


Kushford 


Kobbius, Andrew 


Oshkosh 


Eser, Peter 


Keedsburg 


Lutlie, Sam 


Bearer Dam 


■c 




Fastuot, J C 


Reedsburg 


McNallv, Myles 


Einmetsburg 


Cleary, Henry, I 
Metcalf, Jno C 


Sprinsville 


F'astnot. J H 


Reedsbuig 


Nelson, Henry 


Beaver Dam 


Waterloo 


Gi-oft, Giles 


Valley Junction 


Nelson, Lou 


Beaver Dam 


D 

Filentreau, Peter 




Pietzseh, W 


Keedsburg 


Taylor, Geo A 

B 


Beaver Dam 


Menasha 


Sheldon, C F 

B 


Keedsbuig 




Miner. L H, R K man 


Milwaukee 




Breidenback, Jno 


Eagle 


Newton. K H 


C.aiton 


Lt W W Gordon 


Lacrosse 


Harding, Win 


Mederville, la 


Sprout, Cummmgs W 


Emmettsburi?, la 


Wilson, 11 


Lima 


Scbulte, Anton, corp, m 


Norwaik 


15 

Andrews, Jeremiah 
Bacon, F G 
Bates, Alf 
Craig, Geo W 
De Brien, Peter 
Hietpas, Albert 
Jackson, Benj J 




c 




U 

Bernard, Jos, f 
Dougherty, L)an'l, c 
Kogers, Felix, me 
Schurbiock, Victor 
Walsh, Lawrence, sgt, f 

D 


Barton 
Eldorado Mills 

t-'t Fr.'incis 
Eldorado Mills 


Stevens Point 

P.ainfleld 

Stevens Point 

IMainlield 

Little Chute 

Little Chute 

P o\er 


Capt Jno A Chandler 
Capt Chas Case 
Capt H B Nichols 
Lt A 11 Russell 
Biueggen, Wm 
Levi, Peter 
WoodlilI,J,f 

D 

Lt Edw Kmerson 
Lt Adam Christie 
Robinson, TUos 


St Paul, Minn 

Minneaimlis 

Norfolk, Va 

Portage 

St Marys 

Racine 

Melvina 


Balch,Wm, f 
Feidler, Gottfried 
Langdou, Dennis 
Nice, Niclioias 


Atwater 

Neillsville 

Kenosha 

Sharou 


Johnson, Henry 
Marshal, Dan 
Olesen, Geo, cl 
Packer, Caas 


plover 
Waupun 

Depi re 
Am ier>t 


TItusvillp, Pa 

Albert Lea, Mii.n 

Hartniaii 

Friendship 


Paddletord. Sam'l T 


Menominee 


F 




Steward, Jos 

E 


Smith, Peter 


Sharon 


Cinderman, J 


Witineconno 




Wescolt, Geo 


Kaukauna 


Doud, Free nan D 


Okamaii, *■ nn 


Capt Chas D Willard 


Washington, D C 

















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APPENDIX TO 


REUNION ROSTER. 






Capt A P ElUnwood 


Beedsbnrg 




G 




Kinesley, B F 


Springfield 


Allen, Cyrus 


Racine 


Be.-ich, A W 




Carpenter, la 


Morgan, Jno W 


Embarrass 


Cliaffee, Geo W 


Kingston 


Canirite, Epliraim A 


corp, 


c Oswego, N Y 


D 




Webber, C L, m 


Walnut Grove, Minn 


Daiiey, M 




Milwaukee 


Capt Jno H Otto 


Applet on 


Wood, Jos A, corp 


Masonville 


Dean, Henry, 1 




West Bend 


Lt F W Boicherdt 


Maniiowoc 


F 




Foley, D 




Milwaukee 


Gurnee, D A 


Lodi, Cat 


Capt Martin SclieiU 


Illinois 


Perkins, SR 




Ocononiowoc 


Stowe, F M 


Winneconne 


Lt JosStandeuraus 


Oshkosh 


Parkyn, Jno L, f 




Vaughn, Veb 


E 




Lt Theodore Zeager 


Winneconne 


Pearely, Jas 




Ocononiowoc 


Capt Fernand Ostenfeldt 


Manitowoc 


Darrow, Fraiiz 


Orihula 


Strong, S 




Milwaukee 


Lt Chas F Weston 


Webster City. la 


Hartinau, F W 




Young, Byron 




Hebron. Neb 


Lt Aug Hanson 


Charleston 


Leielier, J 


Winneconne 


Zindson, H H 




lola 


Beach, Emery 


Duudas 


Newman. Fred 


Winchester 




H 




Friedler, Jno A, t 


Hayton 


Reinert, Fred 


Winchester 


Fuller, Homer P 




Middleville, Mich 


Howe, Geo W 


N Minneapolis, Minn 


Shedler, Christian 


Winchester 


Hyde, Lewis, f 




West Rosendale 


Sampson, J J, t 


Brothertown 


Spegelburg, Fred 


Winchester 


Martel, Praspor, f 




Ripon 


Schooner, L 0, me 


Brothertown 


G 




Plantz, Wm 




Wausau 


S.he;iy, H J, f 


Brothertown 


Capt Otto Puhlman 


Plymouth 


Pel kins, E R, f 




West Rosendale 


F 




Bullls.EC 


Scranton 


Rawson, I C 




Plainfield 


Lt Martin L Clark 


Neenah 


Blakesley, Chas L, sgt, t 


Fond du Lac 


Strong, H C 




Baraboo 


Lt Ambrose Delaware 


Chicago, 111 


Mlnaglian, M 


Brolhertown 


Turner, S W 




Oniro 


Alya, J 


Winneconne 


Squires, Nelson D 


Frlendsliip 




I 




Bills,Monroe 


Omro 


H 




Michael, Aaron 




Durand 


Carley 


Rusliford 


Capt Albert Grant 


Washington, D C 


Quick, Wm F, sgt, t 




Lamartine 


Carter, Jno 


Stevens Point 


Lt Cromwell Laithe 


Waupun 


Scott, W I 




Racine 


Dick, E M, me 


Brothertown 


Bricltnell, H 




Woll!tz,Chas, f 




Ripon 


Estabrook, C W, £ 


Foud du Lac 


Fuller, Homer P 


■Middlevllle, Minn 




K 




Hatch, Geo H.sgt 


Omro 


Seeley, David 


Vihland 


Judd, Wm 




Gibr.iltar 


Hammond. Jno 


Omro 


I 




Southam, Wm 




Dorchester 


McCain. Wm. corp, f 


Lamartine 


Capt Amos O Rowley 


Minn 


Worwick, Geo 




Two Rivers 


O'Keilley, Jas, 1 


Brandon 


LtCA Holley 


Missouri 


UNASSIGNED. 


Peterick, Aug 


Harrisville 


K 




Decanter, Anion, confectioner Sturgeon Bay 


Potter, W W 


Menasha 


Capt Wm W Bates 

Capt Harmon Wentworth 


Cliicago, 111 
Missouri 


Scott, Wm 




Racine 


Roberts, T D 

G 


Nekira 










Lt Albeit Harthman 


River Falls 


TWENTY-FIRST 


INFANTRY. 


Constance, C E 


Waupaca 


Gutnian, Chas 


Racine 








Damon, BF 


Waupaca 


Pierce. Wm, sgt, m 


Hiawatha, Kan 


REGIMENTAL ROSTER. 


Goodman, Animsen 


Winchester 


Rodgers, A K 


Friendship 


Col H C Hobart 




Milwaukee 


Harris, J C 


Waupaca 


t.NASSIOXED. 


Lt Col M U Fitch 




Pueblo, Col 


Horton,R A 


Waupaca 


Thornton, J 


Menasha 


Adj Jas li Jenkins 




Oshkosh 


Howlett, Geo 


Waupaca 


Barry, A C, chap 


Lodi 


y M B J Van Valken 


burg 


Green Bay 


LoUin, Geo 


Lind 


Howard. H K, It 


Eau Claire 


(j il D H Fernandez 




Oshkosh 


Oleson, Ole R 


Waupaca 


Springelbiirg, Wm,lst It 


Orihula 


Suig JasT Keeve 




Applfton 


Randall, F D 


Waupaca 


Heck, Henry 


Racine 


A Surg S S Tuller 




Detroit, Mich 


Sherwin, S B 


Waapaca 


Hoy, A H, ph 


Racine 


A Surg B Britt 




Green Bay 


Stanfield, Jas 


Waupaca 


Larch, AG 


Peshtigo 


Chap O P Clinton 




Menasha 


Stow, A K 


Waupaca 






A 




Smilli, J D 


Hampton, la 


TWENTIETH INFANTRY. 


Capt Alex White 


Waupun 


H 


A 




Lt K M Adams 




Fond du Lac 


Brown, W K, me 


Brandon 




Lt W H Cook 




Stockbridge 


Black, Jno B 


Benton Harbor, Mich 


Browiilee, Williamson 


Stockholm 


LtSam'l Hotalling 




Foiiddu Lac 


Miner, J T 


Brothertown 


B 




Benedict, A 




Neillsville 


I 




Rundle, J P 


Milwaukee 


Deinarra, Anthony, me 


Fond du Lac 


Capt A B Smith 


Green Bay 


Phetteplace, Delos 


Spring Green 


Daiiey, .1 M 




Neillsville 


Augustine, C F 


Waukesha 


Van Warmer, E 


Lyiisville 


Hallihan, Jerry, 1 




Fond duLac 


Erb, J B 


Winneconne 


Williams, Jas 


Oconoinowui' 


Lichter, Peter, f 




Brothertonn 


Ellight, D 


Menasha 


C 






B 




G.ates, Luke 


Weyauwega 


EiHer. Adam 


Racine 


Capt Jas E Stuart, P Dept Wasliington 


Green, Clias C 


Kaukauna 


Thurbcr. L B, 2ik1 corp 


IMuscnda 


Lt Alex Peterson 




Belle Plaine 


Hercher, F 


Menasha 


Taylor, K W 


Stevens Point 


Brown, Oscar A 




Milwaukee 


Marshall, Wm G 


Brandon 


Koiist, Louis 


Racine 


Benedict, M 




Buttes des Mortes 


Morey, J H 


Winiieeonno 


D 




Benedict, R P 




Buttes des Mortes 


Pierce, J G 


Omro 


Gasenhauser, .Jno C 


W U Junction 


Estey, Amos 




Ash Creek, Minn 


Pierce, M L 


Omro 


Read, Chas G 


Geneva Lake 


Grignon, M 




Winneconne 


Pierce, G L 


Omro 


E 




Hottman, H 




Winneconne 


R\an, D J 


Menasha 


Capt Fred Kusel 


Watertown 


Miller, C H 




Waukau 


Rlieiner, J 


Menasha 


Con roe, GeoC 


Racine 


Miller, L J 




Elo 


Shipley, Ellhu 


Princeton 


Baiiman, G 


Watertown 


Otto, Rudolph 




Fremont 


Seely, Wm 


Durand 


Eichel, Wm 


Riclnvood 


PoUier, C 




Buttes des .Vlorts 


Tritt, Wm 


Omro 


Miller, Henry 


Watertown 


Scott, N U 




S'evensville 


K 




Roth, F Chas 


Watertown 


Scott, Coit 




Buttes des Morts 


Bacon, H L 


Kenosha 


Volkman, H L 


Wiitertowii 


Service, Dave 




Winneconne 


Boynton, Jno W 


Amherst 


Walil, Jno 


Mitchel, la 


Splndler, Henry 




Liiid 


Button, C L 


Fond du Lac 


Wegner, Chas 


Watertown 




C 




Hughes, H 


Waupaca 


Weiizel, Aug 


Watertown 


Capt A S Godfrey 




Denver, Col 


Landon, Fred'k. t 


Jackson port 


F 




Bowman, Elijah 




Oshkosh 


Mason, Wesley 


Cato 


Foal, C H 


Friendship 


Cowling, Jno, fireman 


Oshkosh 


Noble, W H 


J. ReedsviUe 


Krause, J H 


Ocononiowoc 


Davis, E D 




Oshkosh 


Noble, Jas 


Reedsville 











APPENDIX TO 


REUNION ROSTER. 




289 


UKASSIGNED. I 


Nobles, Geo 




W U Junction 


Gardner. J B 




Stevens Point 


BuTics, Henry L. pli 


Ripen 


Place, Luther 




W U Junction 


Garvin, Jno E, prop Hunter' 


s Hotel Fond du Lac 


Coi neon, AB 


Wiupaca 


Reeds. Chas 




W U Junction 


Wilson, Jas J, town elk 


Lakeville, III 


Cbhmberlaiu, LM 


Lyons, Kan 


Smith, Morris 




W U Junction 




E 




Champion, llobt 


Buttes des Merles 


Sears, G W 




Salem, Neb 


Midinger. Peter 




Dacada 


Hubbard. W 


Oslikosh 


Treadwell, J G 




W U Junction 




F 




Miner, IV.f 


Brothertown 


Touse, Win 




W U Junction 










Wilson, J G 




Stevens Point 


Howard. Henry 




Lacrosse 






r.VAS-IG.VED 1 


Peck, Wm 




Evanston. Ill 


TWENTY-SECOND INF-ANTRi'. | 


Fowler. L P 




Brothertown 




G 








Mead, Fi'ank 




Racine 


Gugler, Godfrey 




Blooniingdale 


A 




Puffer, Myron 




Menasha 


Lynch, R B 




Washington 


Adams, AH, 1st sgt 


Rachie 


Slocuni, Jos 




W U Junction 




H 




Burst, Leonard A, f 
Bones, J R 


Independence. La 
Racine 








Carroll, A M 
Dailey, M 




Milwaukee 
Oconomowoc 










Cadwell, Henry 


Grand Rapids. Mioh 


TWENTY-THIRD INFANTRY. 1 


Jolin«on, Jno 






Emerson, Wm I, r r man 


Racii;e 




A 




Klopp. Jno B, me 




Milwaukee 


Ferdint'burg, Larette 


Union Grove 






Rose, E W 




Mancelona, Mich 


Morey. Harrison, f 


Uniou Grove 


Bennett, Jas. elk 




Madison 




K 




Niebols rjeoC 


Racine 


Giay.HH 




Baraboo 






Piiwels. Wm G 


Union Grove 




C 




Day, E T B 




North East Md 


Rowbottom Abraliam 


Union Grove 


Blood, F A 




Stevens Point 


Gabrielson, Otto D 




Milwaukee 


Scott, Edwin B, c 


Chesterfield. Ill 


Culbert, D 




Portage 


Guenther, Gottfried 




0.ikwood 


Taber, J Q 


Uuion Grove 


F.int.RJ 




Menominee 


Rodenbeck, Henry 




Caledonia 




Lulher. H G 




Rudd, la 


Smith, Steplicnjl, Dk 




Milwaukee 


B 




Mountford, (Jeo 




Portage 


Selond, Henry 




W Junction 


Edwards. Wm 


Portage 


Northrup, Theo 




Fayette Mills 


U.VASSIO.SED. 1 1 


Herrmg Benjamin, f 


Map'e Landing. la 


Wilson, J E 




Lacrosse 


Chamberlain. E K,sg 


t maj 


Cleveland. 


Miller, S L 


Keedsbnrg 




D 




Williams, Sanford J 




Milwaukee 


Olnistead, C S 

c 


Browns Grove. Kan 


Seamonson, Wm 
Seidinore, David F 

Lt Jno A Bull 
Hullard W W 




Stoughton 
Stevens Point 

Washington, Kan 
Portage 


Nelson, Jno 








Klaber, Christ 
Bedford, Robt 
Thompson, Wm 


Wiuncconne 

Oshkosb 

New York City 


E 


TWENTY-FIFTH INFANTRY 

REGIMENTAL ROSTER. 


D 




Cniiner, Jos 




Grafton 


Col M Montgomery 




Lnicoln, Neb 


Ayers, B F 


Sharon 


Hiue L 




Omro 


Adj G G Synies 




Montana 


Cutler, K H 


Bartlett, III 


Learuerd , Port-er D 




Lonisville, Col 


Adj Jno Fitzgerald 




Ironton 


Wheeler, Geo 


Sharon 




F 




Q M David C Hope 




Sparta 


E 

Osboni, Farin E 
Feifer, J F 








A Surg C C Olmstead 




Milwaukee 


Milton 
Waukesha 


Brill, Wm E 
Clark, Wm E 
Moore, Chas 




Floyd, la 

Meriimac 

Baraboo 


A Surg Dan'l L Downs 
A Surg Chas A Dalgaims 

A 


Richland Centre 
Mineral Point 


F 




Snell, H P 




HiMaboo 




.a. 




Coombs. Gilmore 


Rochester 




G 




Capt Cyrus M Butt 




Viroqua 


Foot, Jacob H 


Waterlord 


Lt Wm H Dunham, p 


I 


Kipon 


Capt Jno BCasson 
Lt Warren G Davis 




Viroqua 
Viroqua 


Forbes, Sam'l 


Racine 


Be.aver, Henry 




Fredericksburg, la 


GilTord 1) 




Canton 


Holler, Jno 


Watertord 


Swanger, Robt 




Fredericksburg, la 


Humphry, Henry, f 




Sparta 


Munzer, Aug 


Racine 


Thomas, Allen 




Fredericksburg, la 


Hurtley, Tom 




Lima 


Pugh, R F 


Racine 


Wagoner, Jno 




Fredeiick.sdurg, la 


B 




Shenkenberger, Jacob 
Utley, Wm L 


Racine 
Racine 
R icine 


Church, Jos, t 


H 


Okee 


LtEdw E Houstain 
Lt Edw B Wagoner 


Muscoda 
Wbitehall 


Williams, R W 

G 


Cleveland, Simon 




Lodi 


Logne, Scott 




Muscoda 




Scott, Jno R, f 




Okee 




C 

son 




Johnson, Jno 
Rottmann. Wni 


Otisville 
Milwaukee 


Waffle, Byron S 


I 


Lodi 


Capt H D Farguhgar 


Boscobel 


H 








Lt Joel A Barber 




Lancaster 




Curtis, C W 




Neillsville 




D 




Balslee, Oscar 
Fellon, M B 
Herron, Peter 


Watei-ford 

Delta, N Y 

Burlington. Mich 

Racine 

Racine 

Carpenterviile, 111 


Keller, W J 
Bender, Chas 


K 


Clay Centre, Neb 
Baraboo 


Lt Chas S Farnham 
Lt A J High 
Braman.R A. f 




Sparta 

Monroe 

Tunnel City 


Joues, Jas 
Lythe, Andrew 
Morris, Geo S 


Nettekoven, Peter, f 
stillwell. G \V 

UNA 


Darby 
Hannibal, Mo 

ssir,NED. 


Fettygrove. Neal 
Wilcox, L, sgt, me 


E 


New Era, Neb 
Sparta 


Mahappy, A 
Near, Jacob H 
Peterson, A 


Waterford 

Racine 

Waterford 


Fiancber, Jacob B 




Amherst 


Lt Jno W Smelker 
Lt Jas McCoy 


Plattville 
Plattville 








Ryehl, Theo 
Riel,T 


Racine 
Burlington, Mich 


TWENTY-FOURTH 

A 


INFANTRY. 


Lt B F Saltzman 
Massey, Jas H 


F 


Grovetown 
Washburn 


Sclinlzte, Chas 
Underbill, Frank 


Racine 
R?cine 


Barron, W C S 




Richland Center 

Mondovi 

Waukesha 


Capt Geo G Synies 


Montana 


Wells, F E 


Barlingtou 


Hubbard. SD 




Lt Parker C Dunn 




LaCrosse 


I 




Jeutsch, Cbr 




Mott, Oscar 


Benton Harbor, Mich | 




Mallory, J L, agt of express 


Co Sheboygan 


Janes, A 




Enapp 


House. A D 


Jefferson, la 




B 




Travis, Jas 




LaCrosse 


Parkhurst, E B 
Parkhurst, L D 


Uurand 
Durand 


Jones, A J 




Stewart, Minn 




G 




K 

Bones, Thos A 
Barrows, Chas 
Carr, Ed 
Carlin, Pat 
f Lytle, Henry 






C 




Capt V W Darwin 




Durand 


W U Junction 
W U Junction 
Salem. Neb 
W U Junction 
W U Junction 


Gutheil, Bernhard 
Schmidt. Franz 

BloomBeld, W B 
Fellows, Victor, f 


D 


Kiel 

Racine 
Vandyne 


Capt H J Whitteton 
CaptB B Gurley 
Lt Jno W McKay 
Delano, Columbus 
1 Prindle, M D 




Haronrel, 111 

Durand 

Mondovi 

Durand 

Durand 



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APPENDIX TO REUNION ROSTER 




291 


Willard, W 




Muscod 


McNally, Jno 


Sandy Bay 


Bentz, Geo 


Oconomowoc 


Williard, W 




Moudovi 


B 




Bierke, Christian 


Oconomowoc 




H 




Capt Julius Sehlaich 


Plymouth 


Howard, Hiram 


Menominee Fails 


Capt Liba S Swan 




Champion, 111 


Lt Josiah Piatt 


Ilingliam 


Hutcbins, Jno A 


Oconomownc 




I 




LtR 11 Tripp 


Hingham 


Holmes. Geo W 


Fremont 






Ilrf iliiii" Win 


Piyiuuuth 
Plymouth 


Kuntz, Louis 


Oconomowoc 


Capt D N Smalley 


K 


Georgetown 


Heini. Aug 


Price. David 


Baldwin 






Koebel, Jacob 


Plymouth 


Weaver. Altr-ed S 


Milwaukee 


(Japt CUas A Hunt 




Me'vina 


c 




Weaver, Fi ed 


Milwaukee 


Lt Jnu K Caiuion 




Nelllsville 




B 










Capt Fred'k Schnellen 


Sheboygan 




Biliin.uton. A, 1 




Fond du Lac 


Capt Conrad F Smith 


Trenton, Tenu 


Lt C K Davis 


St Paul Minn 


Clapp. EO 
Clonyli. E B 
Gaitlnvait. G W 




Friendship 

Leeds Centi'e 

Friendship 


Lt C E W Strove 

Lt Jno Gebrii.g 

Lt Julius Bodenstab 


Madison 
Young America 
Howard's Grove 


Lt FA Bennett, m 
Bordette, Pete? 
Devereaux, Thos 


Jaiiesville 

Tiffany 

Eagle 


UNASSIUNED. 


Lt Philip C Euders 


Briilioii 


Haverstine, Gottfried 


Waukesha 


Harris, Hfilo 


', 


■ . Fnend^liip 


Baker, Fr'd 


Greenwood 


c 




Jones, Eilniund L 




Plainville 










Keeslinj;, Fi'ed 
Perkins, Lew S 






Decker, Henry 


Greenwood 


Capt Thos N Stevens 


Greenville, Mich 




Friendship 


Frlskly, Juo 


Eagle River, Mich 


Lt Fred'k B Brown. Jr 


Stoiin Lake, la 


WallralU, H,.millon 




Friendship 






Brown, Henry 


Oconomowoc 








Lt Peter Mnlholland 
Lt Niehlas Hanson 


Manitowoc 
Edwards 


Cobb,C C, m 
Glanii, Albeit 


York, Neb 
Oconomowoc 










TWENTY-SIXTH INFANTRY. 


Hempke, Henry 


Two Kivers 


Ilinze, Jno 


Oconomowoc 




B 




Linden, Jos 


Menominee, Mich 


Kinne,EG, f 


Tomah 


Lt Adolpli HenscI 


Milwaukee 


Makee, Wm H.m 
Oexly, Fred 


Laporte, la 
Edwards 


Pope, Wm 

D 


Ocoaomowoc 


Yager, (lias 
Yager, Wm 




Ocononiowou 
OconiMtiowoc 


Lt Jno A S Verdice 


tirand Rapids, Mich 


Capt Edw S Rediugtou 
Lt HH Watts 


Whitewater 
Whitewater 


Hess, Lewis 
Sparr, Andrew 


E 


Olivet 
Kacine 


Lt Irwing V Bliss, ml 
Imrud. Jno 
Lawrence, Horace A 


Milwaukee 

Charles City, la 

XeillsviUe 


Hayes, A W 
Hendrickson, C A, f 
Kusch, Heury 


Bojcevill. 

Harvard. Neb 

Milwaukee 






F 




Weiss, Jos 


Depere 


Zlpp.riiillp, 1 




Fond du Lac 




E 






F 




Capt Josiah Piatt 


Hiugham 








Lt Peter Daane, Jr 


Oostburgh 


Capt J R Ren yon 


Iowa 


Ludwig, Albert 




Chilton 


Smith, Geo W,coip, t 


Newfaiie 


Brosdale, Mark 


Oakdale 




G 




McGee, Edw, corp, t 


Lamartine 


Collier. C J 


.Jefferson 


Dl.inker. Uenry 




Sherwood 


G 




Dainlon, Isaac 


Oconoiuowoc 


Delmback, Peter, 1 




Xasewaupee 


Capt Wm Wigham 


Iowa 


Haight, H P 


Racine 


Dumas. Jno. f 




Eden 






Knowlton, F 


Jefferson 


Shattock, Jas II 




Cmro 


Capt Jas Guun 
Lt Amanzcr Strong 


Iowa 
Iowa 


Laiige, L 


Clilton 




II 




Lt Juo C Brooker 


Racine 


Phoenix, Jn> w 


Emmetsburg, la 


Lanerman, .Jos 




JIuseoda 


Kramer, Jno 


Avoca 


F 






I 




SeUeavle, Jno 


Highland 


LtHFLyke 


Oconomowoc 


Banr, Chas 




Oshkosh 


n 




Lt J S Worthin,%n 


Bar.iboo 


Blancliaid, Lee, 1 




Kosendale 


Lt A L Lund 


Cambridge 


Devereaux, Nic 


Eagle 


Heilinann, Adam 




Nasewan})ee 


Frasser, S 


Jetlerst n 


Goodwin, G P 


Haitland 


Kesak. > rank 




Eochester 


Falk, M, It, m 


Sloughtou 


Kipp, W D 


New Hampton, la 


Stark, Jiio 




Lake City, Minn 


I 




Ilult. Thos 


Oconomowoc 




K 




Flatt, Stephen G 


Colby 


Kaytnoud, Hora e, me 


New Cassel 


Ilaunigartcn, Henry 




Milwaukee 


Howard, Aug 


Nelllsville 


Staulou, Jas 


Kushford 


Cleaver, .Jno L, bk 




Milwaukee 


Loscombe, Chas 


W U Junction 


Williams, David 


Waukesha 


Cape, Jno 




W U Junction 


K 




Wickinau, Carl 


Oconomowoc 


Knchenntelster, F A 




Milwaukee 


Lt M A JIcGuire 


South America 


G 




Sclmeller, Peter 




Black Uawk 


Oleson, Andras 


Eaton 


Capt W V Tiehnor 


Cresco, la 


UXASSIGNEIi 


Orimayer.A 


.>tovens Point 


Lt David Turner 


Waukesha 


Krieger, Ang, £ 




Kiel 


Sclinllel, Jacob, fiMiennan 


Bayfield 


Lt Seymour Gilbert 


Minn 








Wintwen, J P. county elk 
Weber, Matthias 


Balaboo 
Milwaukee 


Lt Andrew McKee 
Blum, Chas F.f 


Oconomowoc 
Pewaukee 


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TWENTY-SEVENTH INFANTKY. 

KEGIMENTAL KOSTEli. 






Clark, Wm II 
Goetzer, Jacob H, ra 


Waukesha 
.South Germantowu 








Lt Col Jno J rsiown 




Sheboygan 


TWENTY-EIGHTH INFANTRY. 


Hiiikley, Edw P 


E:igle 


Maj C H Cnniiingliani 


Lunenberg, Mass 






Jacoba, Christoff 


Maislifield 


Adj Chas Meyer 




Milwaukee 


KEGIMENTAL KObTEB. 


jMcKee, Andrew 


Oconoiuowoc 


Adj 1) L M. (ire 




Hot Springs, Ark 


Col Jas M Lewis 


Oconomowoc 


Smith, Nelson J 


Waukesb.i 


Q M Wm N Sliafter 




Olema, C'al 


Ci>l E B (J ray 


Chicago. Ill 


Schneider, Phillipp, sgt 


South Germantowu 


y .MJosF Kent 
Surg Ucibt Miteliell 




Shebf.ygau 
Merrits Landing 


Lt Col Chas Wbiitaker 
Maj Juo A Williams 


Iowa 
Pine Bluff, Ark 


Thomas, Edw 
Watson, J Q 


Cresco, la 
Waukesha 


A Surg Geo Hiiteninson 


Unrand 


Adj A S Kendrick 


St Louis. Mo 


H 




A Suig Gen Mallzniann 


Whitewater 


Ailj J B Magill 


Illinois 


Capt Jas Murray 


Nebraska 


CUap Wm P S;o\ve 




Milwaukee 


QM Geo W Wylie 


Elkhoru 


Lt Thos ChaiuUer 


Ocouoniowoc 




A 




A Surg D M Miller 


Oco'iomowoc 


Lt J L O'Brien 


Chicago 


Capt J J Kurland 




ChieaL'O. Ill 


A Surg Chas W Frisbie 


Milwaukee 


Lt Wallace Goff 


MeiK-mince 


Lt J C Saltzmann 




Whitewater 


A 




Lt J A Hurtgen 


Duplaneville 


Lt EdwBach 




Evansion. Ill 


Capt Jno Williams 


Pine Bluff, Ark 


Downs, Juo 


\fvauke«lia 


Boutin, HulTy, nsherman 


Bayfield 


Capt Wm E Coates 


Milwaukee 


btark, Aug 


Waukesha 


Boutin, .Sol D, flslierman 


Bas field 


Lt 1! F Hopper, m 


Eatontown, N J 


I 




Conger, Aann 




Mar-slifieUl 


Lt Eilian A Gage 


Geneva, Ohio 






Conrail, Martin 




Milwaukee 


Lt f.auren Barker 


Brookfield Junction 


Capt T.yndsey J Smith 


East Tiny 


Goynon, Jno S, corp, 


me 


Bayfield 


Butkin, Heinian 


NVaukeslia 


Lt AT Seymour 


Pine Bluff, Ark 



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a „^a""' J'''^^!'" "''■*">■ '^t'* '"'''■■"^''niPii's. they are tullv eipial to every (lenmnrl ; clpariing all kincls n£ drain. Veas. Beans. Castor Beans, Torn and 
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They are sliipped boxed for Ocean iransporialioii. and 'set up" or "knocked down" for forwarding Inland, as requested ; and in all cases put 
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APPENDIX TO REUNION ROSTER. 




293 


Lt S A Hartwell 


Colorado 


Brewster, H C, sgt, h 


Waupun 


Dent, WmF 


Canton, D T 


Spoor, Clias 


Lyons 


Calkins. Wm H 


Tom ah 


Foote, Wm 


Frankfort. Minn 


K 




Kern, G L 


Neosho 


Horner, Joel 


Menominee 


Capt L J Billings 


Green Ray 


K 




Morely, Richard 


Racine 


Brai.sch, Ferdinand, f 


Mountvillie, Minn 


LtKGray 


Sparta 


Schilling, Chas 


Racine 


Gaylord. Jno D C 


Oconomowoc 


2nd Lt W V Perry 


Beaver Dam 


K 




Hanson, A 


Otter Creek 


Bushnell,J V 


Fond du Lac 


Frederick, Theo 


Kenosha 


UNASSIGNED. 


Dinch, Ju'ius, f 


Waupun 


UNASSIGNED. | | 


Sutherland, Frank 


Plover 


Hambiight, W D 


Beaver Dam 


Noble, W 


Wakefield, Mass 1 
1 




Janes, H S, sgt, engineer 
Kendall, C M. com trav 
Page, Warren, 1 


Hairison 

Milwaukee 

Waupun 






TWENTY-KINTH 
A 


INFANTRY. 




THIRTY-SECOND INFANTRY. 




UXASSIGKED. 




A 

Amandon, D P, i 




Surg J L Potter 
Green, L C 


Menasha 
Whitewater 


Bohn, H F 


Falls City 


Waupun 


Haiverson, Osiuan 


Sttughton 






Beardsley, Leroy, t 


Waupun 


Nelson, Harvey 


New Haven 


THRITIETH INFANTRY. | 


Brooks. Jas 


Hortonville 


Ray.O L 


Jefferson 


D 




Carey. Frank 


Blooming Prairie 


Weeks. E M 


Baldwiu 


Hampton, R J 


Rush River 


Chandler, Win, I 


Waupun 


B 




Martell, Ambrose 


Somerset 


Eaton, Jas K, I 


Brandon 


Bartlett, J N 
Bronsoii. K F 


Watertown 
Marshlield 


Nelson, Wm 
Thoen, H G 


Somerset 
Rush River 


Foote, Washington 
Foote. Jno 
Giebink, Jno, f 


Aipaso 
Waupun 
Waupuu 


Oergenheimer. Michael 


Watertown 


E 




Graues, David, corp, me 


Waupun 


Hill, Heeler, f 


Lainarline 


Jones, Jno T. 1st It, elk of court 


Dodgeville 


Hart, Daniel 


Dodge Center, Minn 


Hilker, Fred 


Jefferson 


Truman, Wm A 


Dellun 


Hubert, J.I 


Waupun 


Jones, Alex 


Eacine 


F 




Linusley, Geo, set, I 


Waupun 


Martin. Tlios 


Jefferson 


Ford, J C 


Omro 


Mosher, Robt, coip, f 


Waupun 


Tarriiigton.L H 


LaCrosse 


Knight, Miletus, county elk 


Durand 


Morrison A D 


Rochester, Minn 


Robinson, Jno 


Jefferson 


(i 




Phelps, Win 


Oronoco, Minn 


Urtubees, Jno 


Watertown 


Capt J ETilton.me 


Hancock 


Plumbley, Henry 


Aipaso 


C 




Chamberlain, A A 


Plainnel.1 


Pliiiiibley, Horace 


Waupun 


Capt W F Parsons 


Ka'.amazoo. Mich 


Holmes, H 


Plamlield 


Sandnev, Christoph 


Milwaukee 


Alcox, Jerry, I 


Harrison 


Parkins, J, di-unimer 


Fiiendship 


Simond.O M 


Plover 


Boson, Juo, 1 


Harrison 


II 




Sherer, Ja.s 


Hebron, Neb 


Busuliell, H, ine 


Harrison 


Allen, A 


Plainfleld 


Van Houlon, Henry, 1 


Waupun 


Carey, Iran, 1 


Harrison 


Baxter, J as A 


Waupaca 


Wood, L H. corp, pa 


Fond du Lac 


Direlieg. Chas, f 


Harrison 


Brewster, L M, hunter 


Dorchester 


B 




Loop, David ^V 


Waukau 


Daniels, A A, f 


Auroraville 


Connor, Jas, f 


Brandon 


Naven,T, 1 


Harrison 


Eldred. Jerome B 


Berlin 


Field, Aiden, I 


Brandon 


Quick, Jacob, 1 


Harrison 


Matthews. J J 


Winneconne 


Gee, Geo M, f 


Brandon 


^Vurd, Charley, me 


Harrison 


Rice, Warren 


Weyauwega 


Gee, Francis M, ord sgt 


Brandon 


D 




I 




Marsh, Canfield, I 


Rosendale 


Bemis, A J 


Milford 


Skinner, L 


Menominee 


Merry, E N 


Lamartlne 


Culver, H J 


Kenosha 


K 




Messenger, F 


New London 


Miller, Christian 


Aztalan 




O'Neil, Jas, f 


Rosendale 


Fillible, W 


Jefferson 


Colem?n, Ed H, city elk 


Chippewa 


Williams, Henry I 


Cambria 


Gorrow.Ctas 


White Hall 


Eastwood. Reuben 


Sharon 


Wood, Alai.son, h 


Ripon 


Pelei-sou. Andrew 


AlUerby 


UKASSIGNED. 




c 




Wilson, J J 


Jefferson 


Baitram, Jas 


Durand 


Barrett. E S 


Sharon 


E 
Balduiu, Amos 
Ballise, J, me 
Davi-.Jas, f 


Nordland. D T 

Fairwater 

Biauduii 


Baker, E 0. su.geon 
Bessy. Philip 
Jamison, M M, ph 


Menominee 

Boyceville 

Muscoda 


Briggs, Ed F 
Chapman, Jas 
Downs, Jno 
Waldron, Geo 


Markesan 

Cambria 

Elo 

Rochester, Mii.n 








Uunning, G G, me 


Brandon 


THIRTY FIRST INFANTRY. 


D 




Dibble, Clias A, a 


Chicago, 111 










F 




A 




Brinhtman, Damon 


Winchester 




Canfield, D 


Concordia. Kan 


Buck, AC 


Oshkosh 


Iiiman, D .M, t 


Dry Lake, la 


C 
Capt I DBurdick 
Davis, C D 

D 




Dalstroni, Jno 


Winchester 


Keso, Chas, Corp 
Keso. C 
Lang, A 


Lake Mills 
J elTerson 
Jefferson 


Janesville 
Oshkosh 


OReilley. Alex 
Potter. Henry 
Putnam, David 


Winneconne 

Brothertown 

Omro 


Pirch, Jno 


Jefferson 




Shufelt, H 


Omro 


Stioetz,J N 


Menaslia 


Finegan, Patrick 


Somerset 


T,^ 




Smidif, Mishal 


Jefferson 


Putnam. David 


Omro 


-ti 




Sinidif, Juo 


Jefferson 


Rogers, Samuel C 


Downsville 


Bass. T W 


Amherst 


Smith, J G 


Jefferson 


E 




Bennett, Benj 


Buena Vista 


Veph, W P 

G 


Jefferson 


Matley, Josiah 

F 


Darlington 


Fancher, J B 
Fairbanks, J W 


Amherst 
AVaupun 






Fargo, Matt, 1 


Fond du Lac 


Tembei'g, Andrew 


Kingston 


Brownell.BB. f 


Lnyd 


Morrison, Rolla 


Amherst 


Kitleiibush, J, p m 


Neillsville 


Rutty, J L 


Richmond 


Moss, Elisha 


Amherst 


Smith, Juo 


Spring Grove 


G 




New by, ,tno 


Buena Vista 


II 




Beanniont, fieo 


Rochester 


Nelson, Gardner 


Amherst Junction 


Lt Wui Wilson 


Watorlowu 


Danusen.Juo 


Fountain City 


I'eliller, S 


Amherst 


Ferris, W H 


Waupun 


Dickson, Wm 


Argyle 


Rice, Lemuel O 


Plover 


Hart. K 


Jefferson 


Rowe, Luther T 


Menominee 


Schaler, Samuel 


Barton 


Hewitt. Clark, fgt, nurseij 


Waupun 


II 




Shannon, Leroy 


Plover 


Niverson, M, f 


Waupun 


Hayette, J W 


Badger Hill. la 


Washburn, R 


Plover 


I 




I 

Blockside, Jno J 




Wilson, Roher 


Wilson 


Andrus, Multon 


Oconomowoc 


Racine 


White, Jonas, sgt 


Plover 



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There are employed at this Institute FOUR PHYSICIAHS, each of whom is a specialist and fully understands the diseases 
which he treats in all their several complications; hence patients coming under their care may rely on having the very best 
treatment that can be had in tin's city, and the benefit of the experience of all thH physicians in extremely bad cases without 
extra charge. 

We have, therefore, settled down upon the firm ground of experience, where Every Step is Sure ; and for over a quarter 
of a century we have been engaged in the treatment of 

Catarrh, Consumption, Asthma, Dyspepsia, Diseases of the Liver, Heart, Kidneys, Bladder, Nervous 

System, Etc., and Chronic Diseases Generally, 

And all forms of disease whether requiring medicil. surgical or mpchanical :reatment, some of the most obstinate and 
complicated cases, such as m^ny olher physicians have despaired of helping, liave been fuUly and permanentiv cured at this 
Institute. We have made a searching inVestigatiouintotlieoriginaiidcau.se of tie various types of NERVOUS DISEASES 
thit alHict mankind, and which aris" from an e.xliausled state of tlie great nerve centres; and ihe special and individual 
intluences the various nerve forces exert over every portion of 'lie auirual economy. Under this head we Mud I'ar lysis, Kp- 
ili'psy, ISrain Troubles, Xervous Debility, Loss of the Prncreative Powers, with Organic \Vpal<npss, Dyspejisia and otlier 
functional dislnrbauces. and we have determined that many oliscure uervous diseases, and especially that uprvous jirostra- 
tinn and exhaustion wliich, in many cases, originates from imprudent habits in early life, ran be speedily and permanently 
cured by remedies that remove the morbid influence aiid have specific control over the entire nervous system. 

Stricture, Rupture. BrighVs Viscuscof the Kidneys, Prolapsus Uteri, Spinal Biaordeisand Defurmities, all have our atten- 
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APPEjS'DIX TO REUNION ROSTiJR. 






285 


F 




Quigley, Thos 


Ben Lenox, DT 


Phelps. JasR 




Kaukauna 


Ash.RIcliard.f 


Sevastopol 


F 




Shepley. Jas 




Oakwood. D T 


Baningtoii, Jacob J, m 


Egg Harbor 


Bartlett, Phoenix, 


Washington, DC 


White, J J, 1 




Harrison 


Bei-fe'. Fied.f 


Stuigeon Bay 


Day, Jesse 


Rock Falls 


Woss, Chas E 




Okee 


Claflin, \\ ni, f and fisherman 


Gaidiner 


Fountain. Levi H 


Stac>vine.la 




F 




Coyne, Luke, f 


Sevastopol 


Stichel, Jos H 


Belvidere, Neb 


Capt Jno W Johann 




Cedarburgh 


Cliiistjolin, David 


Sejniour 


W ray, Juo M 


Belvldere, Neb 


Lt Paul Biuuer 




Milwaukee 


Gnllicksun. o;e,f 


Clay Blinks 


n 




Aldeu.J H 




Kacine 


Knudsou, Ilt-nry, f 


Sturgeon Bay 


LtGeo Hale 


Kenosha 




G 




Moiiiss, Rowland D 


Ciimbiia 


Eddy, J M 


Kenosha 


Capt A C Matthews 




Mineral Point 


Odell, Benj 


■Wrightstown 


Gray, Alex 


Kenosha 


Lt Leonard Tregea 




Des Moines, la 


Pliillips, Chas 


Wrightstown 


King, Herman A 


Kenosha 


Bernhardt, Carl 




Madison 


Koberis, Jus 


Cambria 


Sherman. E R 


Kenosha 


Sterner, H D, m 




Eipou 


VVead, Sylvester, 1 


Gardiner 


Wood, N C, i 


Battle Creek, la 








Williams, David G 


Cambria 


I 






H 




G 






Capt Cornelius Cuntz 




Milwaukee 


Badey, Wm F 


Portage 


Fellows. R M 


Kenosha 


Betsick, Andrew 




Racine 


French, Homer 


Connersville 


Gardiner. J G 


Kenosha 


Giffl, Juo 






Sliilniau, E N 


Waterville 


Sinitli. H P 


Kenosha 


Johnson. Fred 




Racine 


Smith, Juo 




Vandei beck, Theo, 1 


Egg Harbor 


Romes, Fred 




Benton Harbor, Mich 


WiKiit, S 

H 
Booth, GeoF 
Baltrrson, L, f 
FiedeMck, VV 


StevenstPoint 

Marsbfleld 

Kden 

Roseudale 


UNAS8IGNED. 

Brig Gen J B Moore Muscoda 
Miij G K Frank Muscoda 
Ihayer, C R, t Clay Banks 


Capt Erhard Weber 
Lt H E Kay 
Lt Julius Lueck 
Keevil.Thos G 


I 


Indiana 

Delavan 

Kacine 

Brothertown 








Galiund, Jos, t 


Fond du Lac 


THIRTY-FOURTH 


INFANTRY. 


Haas. Jno 




Kacine 


Henry. Ficd'k.f 


Lainartiue 


B 




Glantz. Theodore, ra 




West Bend 


Lawrence, J B, f 


Fond du Lao 


Hanneman, August 


Beaver Dain 


Shanks, Thos, f 




Unity 


McCain, Jcs, £ 


Laniaitine 


C 




Shanks, Henry, f 




Unity 


Mucr, J no, I 


Brothertowu 






K 




0:connor, Ben] 




Spelle, Fred 

D 


West Union, la 


Capt Arch H Adams 




Milwaukee 


Pyegail, Jno, i 


Kosendale 




Lt Herman Schaub 




Kansas City 


Seeley, Wiles, 1 


Fouddu Lac 


Brawn, Benj 


W U Junction 


LtC J Walther 




Milwaukee 


Vogt, Ang 


Brotbeitown 


Fox, Peter 


Fhntville 


Lt Jno C Fiiik 




Regular Army 


Wright. Wm A, f 


Lamartine 


F 




Dllter. I'hllip. corp, me 


Fond du Lac 


I 




Capt Henry Keukel 


Oconomowoc 


EUuiner. Jacob, 1 




Fond du Lac 


Lt Richard Bi.ttrell 


Medina 


I 




Nehls, Jno 




Kacine 


Ackernian, I'armlee W, corp 


Shawai.0 


Darton. Wm 


Neillsville 


Peck, J C, me 




Peebles Corneis 


Bushby, LF 


Menabba 


Guest. Milton C 


KockElm Centie 


UNASSIGNED. | | 


Co.e, Chas M, sgt 


Appleton 


Guest, Lewis 


Kock Elm Centre 


Herrick, N D 




Wautoma 


Grant, Avery C 


Kaukauua 


TJNASSIGNKD. 


Keevil, Thos G, t 




Brothertown 


McMurdo, Jno H, sgt 


HurtonviUe 


Shields, Wm 


Racine 








Paiker, Henry 
Rubinsun. Jnu M, corp 


Sejii.our 
Hortonville 






THIRTY-SIXTH 


INFANTRY. 








Sc^iveires, Frtd'k 
Weiiand, Nicholas 


Shawano 
Appletou 


THIRTY-FIFTH INFANTRY. 




A 




Wiley, Spencer, corp 


Hortonville 


REGIMENTAL ROSTER. 


Vergiu, ChasW, £ 




PoysippI 


Young, Azio 










B 




Zerwas, Anthony 


Shawano 


Col Henry Orll 


Milwaukee 


Lt Wm H Parker 




Lawler. la 


K 




Col Geo H Walther 
Lt Col Robt Strohin.-rn 


Milwauliee 
Detroit, Mich 


Cassiday, Jno 




Verona 


Lt J S Babcock 


Fall River 


Ma] Fred von Bauiubach 


St Paul, Minn 




C 




Lt Jno Walton 


Eastou 


l\Ia] BSSchoeffel 


Chicago. Ill 


Alcott, Jas 




Seymour 


Coon, F H 


Fall Kiver 


Q M A J Cramer 


Milwaukee 


Carnahan, A D,£ 




Cataract 


Foley, Timothy 


Fall Creek 


A. 




Washburn, W H, f 




Cataract 


Hawley, Chas 
U Brien, U S, sgt 


FaU River 
Fall Kiver 


Capt Kobt Strohman 
Lt A C Kuhn 


Detroit, Mich 
Madison 


W light, VV H 


D 




Walton, Jno 


Friendship 


Lt Herman Schaub 


Kansas City. Mo 


Herrick. J C 




Plalnfleld 


UXASSIGNED. 


Newburgh, Chas 


Beloit 


Wild, VV D 




Friendship 


Cliap C D Pillsbury, cl 


Ripon 


B 

Capt Jasper Vosburg 
Lt F R St John 






E 




Phillips, BT, sgt uiaj, ph 
Sis»on, Henry, i 
Rose, Henry 


Menominee, Mich 
Waupun 
Princeton 


Aurora. Ill 
Leavenworth. Kau 


Bowe, P, real estate 
Bovve, W H, real estate 


Fond du Lac 
Fond du Lae 


U iley, Spencer 


Lincoln 


Lt Jno McMaiiinam 


Aurora. Ill 




j; 








Barrington, Lewis 
Clapper, D A 


Muscoda 
New London 


Fuller, Jas 
Green, Franklin D 




Seymour 
Sleepy Eye. Minn 










THlKTY-THIfiD IMFANTKY. 


Reinhardt, Win C 


Elmore 


Howard, J B. me 




Berlin 


A 




c 




Kanouse, D M, sgt 




Sun Prairie 


Capt C Deny 


M uscoda 


Capt W E Fuslea 


New Orleans 


Paisons, E M 


G 


Portage 


McAllisler N A 


Muscoda 


Capt N A Olesou 


StJac. Mich 






Mory, Wm 


Mu^coda 


Lt Adolph Renter 


Chicago. Ill 


Jaques. D L 




Brothertown 


Keed, Chas 


Falks Store. Idaho 


Lt Geo Biosins 


Milwaukee 


Murebouse. R C 




Breckinridge, Mo 1 


Solman, Juo 


Jluscoda, 


Lt Robt F Martini 


Milwaukee 


P,-jibe,J F, £ 




Fond du Lac 


B 




Currier. S M. corp, m 


Ripim 


Phillips, T D 




Menasha 


Bremer, Jno 


Kenoslia 


Kranich. Henry 


Waukesha 




H 




Powell, Wm, f 


Enterprise 


D 




Alleu,UriT. corp, f 




Lamartlue 


D 




Morrison, Jno R 


Rochester 




I 




Cornish, B L 


Oshkosh 


E 




Arm.strong, J 




LaCrosse 


E 




Lt Jno L Derickson 


Chicago. HI 


Perry. C E 




Canton 




Beller, Jno 


Kacine 


Randall, J 




Money Creek. Minn 


RIder.lBrainerd 


Osseo 








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il96 


APPENDIX TO REUNION ROSTER. 








li 




Taylor, N M, pa 


Fond du Lac 




D 




Uafiger. W D, com sgt 


Seymnrr 


Whitney, E J, me 


Fond du Lae 


Adams, Henry 




Rochester 


llaivey, J D 


Mundovl 


Waters, EC, m 
Wilcnx, W W 

n 


Fund du Lac 
Omro 


Kelden, Albert 
Everetts, Andrew 
Hoyt, Geo W 




Racine 
Rochester 
Rochester 






TIIIRTY-SEYENTir 


INFANTRY. 


A 

Alger, Jos 
Alger, Wesley 
Kiinberly, BenJ A, f 
IVnewell. Henry 


Omro 

Omro 

Hudson 

Kendall 


Capt F A Hayward, m£ 
Capt Geo II Nichols 
Lt L B Waddington 
Lt SC SIriekland 
Lt Thos Parks, £ 


Omro 
Iowa 

Argyle 

Rcandonaoia 

Aiexandiia, Minn 


Jackson, US 
Soule, A 

Lt Geo Clark 
Flayer, Cordealia 


F 


Rochester 
Rochester 

Waukesha 
Owosso, Mich 


Hayward. F A 


Omro 


Mohbecker, A 




Racine 


Parkin. Tlios 


Grand Island, Minn 














Johnston, V/m H 


Brodhead 




H 




Tritt. Z C, a 


Steele Cily, N.-b 










Weed, Edw Z 


Maplcton, Mnin 


Simcock, Isaac 


Amherst 


Chryler, Win.f 




Flinlville 


B 

Doty, Isaiah, f 




C 




Groat, £ M 




Racine 


Berlin 


C.ipt LB Waddinston 


Darlington 


Harden, A 




Waterford 


France, Aqtiilla, i 


Waterman, la 


Lt Wni N Wiigiit 


Iowa 




I 




Hewitt, Merrill. { 


Brusliviile 


D 




Blichoir, W II, m 




Fo nd du Lac 


Kisseuger, I'anl.f 


Brushville 


Capt Wra H Foster 


Sonthwcst Missouri 


UN \SSIONED 




Lillicrack, E,f 


Justin 


Capt Benj S Kerr 


Jlonroe 


Grain, J S 




Racine 


Parkin. W 
Snell, Orange, f 


Grand Island, Minn 
Tuslin 


Austin, A E t 
Brown, Wm 


Brandon 
Brookfield 


Durand, Franklin, f 




Fond du Lac 


1 1 








c 




French, L 


Badger Hill, U 


FORTIETH INFANTRY. 1 1 


AveriU, W]n 


Jenny 


(irilzmaker, Christopher 


AlmaClly, Minn 








Kiteh, Victor 


Waterville 


E 






A 




Krencli, Ed P 


Elroy 


Lt F M Phelps 


Depcre 


Brown, C E, m 




Fond du Lac 


Cuntlerson, Jno 


lola 


Bonnell, I) F 


Fciendship 


Burdrick, Edsoii A 




Washington, D C 


D 




Carter, Jacob, f 


Friendship 


Lowis, W W 




Lena, III 


Dalnoii. Fred 


Orihula 


Flinn. E C 


West Depere 




B 




lirown, Wni 


BrookBeld 


Joslin, Thos P 


Jefferson City 


Coffin, Edwin B 




Beloit 


Greenfield. C 


I'lainheld 


F 






C 




Lane. David K 


Oasis 


Capt E W Pride 


Appleton 


Burdck, F 




lUica 


rutnian. .Tacob 


Nasacora 


Lt Frank Glover 


Iowa 


Phillips, Geo H 




Fayette, la 


Woodwaid. J P. 


Wild R'jse 


G 




Wilson, Jas B 




Kansas City, Mo 


E 




CaptRF Beckwith 


Chicago, HI 




D 




Capt Wni W Riiek. pen office Washington, D C 


Delano, Edgar 


Oconto 


Dodge, Maurice M 




Albert Lee, Minn 


Berry, H W, f 


Terrills Corners 


Glym, Jas A 


Oconto 


Kegan, J M 




Oconomowoc 


Thompson, Sam'l 


Waubeck 


II 




Libby, CA 




Evansvilie 


F 




Capt D W t orey 


Galena. Ill 


Mitchell, Geo R 




Richland Centre 


Bradjhaw. W F, corp 


Waubeck 


Capt Benj M Frees 


Chicago. I.l 


Turner, Jas, ph 




Brandon 


Graves, E V 


Omro 


Lt Jas Helh, Jr 


.Shakapee, Minn 




E 




Holberg.Cliristiaii 


Sheboygan 


Lt Wni Adams 


Iowa 


Egelsten, Eugene, f 




Fairwauter 


Waldraft, M E 


Standing Kock, DT 


Dc Land, Geo 


Brookside 


Foster, E J 




Wannakee 


G 




I 




Long, Oscar 


W Slewartstown. N U | 


l,t AJ Holm»s, a 


Boone, la 


Capt H H Coleman 


Janesville 




F 




Bellinger, J H 


Stevens Point 


Mann, Jno 


Quinney 


Capt A J Cheeney 




Oak Park, HI 


Lawrence, M E 


Friendship 


K 




Bailey W C, a 




Green Bay 


Plunkett.Jno A 


Dorchester 


Capt Thos B Maesden 
Lt Solon W Pierce, ed 


Oil Cily 
Friendship 


Coai-y, B M 
Carswell, 


G 


Sharon 
Elkhorn 


CUIsolm, Wm,I 


Fond du Lac 


Broun, Amos 


Friendship 
Friendship 






Norton. Ed L 


Plea-sant Valley 


Burnliam, T G 


Everson, Geo 




Jefferson 


Smith, W, 1 
Thorp, Thos E 


Eldorado Mills 
Custer 


Frazer. Lorenzi 
Gibbons, Wm E 


Oxford 
E:iston 


Keen, A A 
Powers, Geo K 




Jefferson 
Red Oak, la 


I 




Marble, N J 


Friendship 


Teed, S R 


K 


Jcllerson 


Brenner, Anton 


Lima 


Towndsend, Jno 


Friendship 






Carty, B A, disi atf y 


Po\sippi 


Wright, W A 


Friendship 


Marble, F B 




Hampton, la 


Loeprke, C 


St Kilhan 


UXASSIGNED. 


Marsh. Austin, J 




La Crosse 


Kosebgook, Jno, me 


Osage, la 


DiUline, Al, f 
Jewell, J B, me 


Poysippi 
Fond du Lac 


Weber, Edwin H, ed Menominee 

UNASSIGNED. 

Towne, T Martin Chicaco 








TIIIHTY-EIGIITIl INFANTRY. 


Mitchell. P, Jr 
Lippitt, Isaac B 


Plalnfield 
Fond du Lac 








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REGIMENTAL 
Lt Col C L Ballard 


KOSTER. 

California 


Osbourn, Edw 
Townsend, Jno 


Amherst 
Plainville 


FORTY FIRST INFANTRY.J 

A 


Ma] F A Hayward, mf 


Omro 


Zettler, F T 


Oconomowoc 




X\. 




Adj A H McCraeken 
Q M Anson Kood 


Waverly. la 
Deer Creek, la 






Chesebro.T R 


B 


Muscoda 








A Surg Hugh Russell 


Dakota 


THIRTY-NINTH 


INFANTRY. 


Barnett, Jno, f 




Nepsenskun 


A Surg U B Plei-son 


Spring Green 






Butler, W F, me 




Ripon 


A Surg C Toehteniiaii 


Monroe 


A 




Cowan, Chas, sgt, m 




Ripon 


Chap J. 3 M Walker 


Waupaca 


Dousman, Jno P, m 


Mlchlganime, Mich 


Hamley, Wm, nie 




Ripon 


A 




Halvorsen, Martin 


Janesville 


Osborn, C H.corp 




Ripon 


Cipt C T Carpenter 


Ithica, N Y 


B 




Rolf. Albert, me 




Ripon 


Capt C 1. Ballard 


California 


Culver, 


Waukesha 









Capt Jas M Searies 


Cedar Rapids, la 


Faulkner, E H, f 


Brookfield Centre 


Sheldon, ET 




Omro 


Lt Albert A Dye, ra 


Fond du Lac 


Ilartwell, Frank 


Oconomowoc 




D 




Barrows, De Vdlier, f 


O.ikfleld 


Jones, J F 


Oconomowoc 


Burt, Geo 




Menasha 


McCormlck, Jas, I 


Black Earth 







Bublitz, Wm 




Menasha 


Taylor, Benejah, i 


Fooddu Lac 


Lee, Leonard 


Kenosbo 


Bates, M 




Menasha 


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297 



UeSliaiit, Frank 
Jeffries, fi 
Jones, C H, m 
Keyes, E E 
Mossop, J C 
Mitchell, T H 
Olcott.LO.sgt, p 
Robinson. C A 
Scott, L D 
Ward, Andrew 

Capt T M Moulton 



G 



Jlenaslia 
Menaslia 
Menominee 
Menaslia 
Menasha 
Seymour 
Oshkosli 
Menasha 
Mena.slia 
Menasha 

Men,asha 



FORTY-SECOND INFANTRY. 
A 

Capt Duncan McGregor, teacher Platteviile 



Austin, Jolm 
Devoiu, C S 
T,udington, H 
Smith, J L 

UC J Austin 

Church. Fr.ank, f 
Loos, Chas, m 
Olson, Jno 
Proper, Fhilip 

Church, RufasH 
Camp, Roht 
Grigunn, 
Hammond, L 
LeGarnt, Leonard B 
Schneider, H 
SulUv.an, Jerry 

L.,iinam, I L 
Loomis, E 

Cartwrigtit. L 
Gr.iy. G L 
Hisging, P E 

McCoy, G L 
Tyler, Leonard 

Crandall, B F 
Cole, M L 



B 

C 

E 



G 



H 



K 



UN ASSIGNED. 



Slover, Jas 



Amherst 

Sherman 

Oconomowoc 

Stevens Point 

Wh Creek 

Okee 
Okee 

lola 
Sibley, la 

Modena 

Maustoii 

■Winneconne 

■Winneconne 

Harvard, Neb 

Waukesha 

WlnnenoDDe 

Delavan 
Frankfort 

Palmyra 

Jeffei-son 

Stevens Point 

Magnolia 
Janesville 



Ripon 
Verona 

Menasha 



FORTY-THIRD 
A 

Hanley, Patrick F 
Moore, R C 



Dibble, M Z 

Curtis, Roland 
Lai son, A 

Capt IS'ockwell 
Amnock, Phillip 
Cook, J S B 

Capt Jno S Wilson 
Easthing, Cornelius 
Everts, Jos B 
LaMay, los 
Potter, Jas 

Cross, Win 
Delton, Jas 
Gunter, Wm 
Hagios, Martin 



D 



E 



G 



INFANTRY. 

Delphos, Ohio 
Oconomoft'oc 

Oconomowoc 

Oconomowoc 
B. 'oit 

Yankton, D T 

Starr 

Charles City, la 

Lawrenc , Kan 

Bancroft 

Luverne, Minn 

Seymour 

Plainfleld 

H cine 

Baclne 

Paris 

Kaciue 



Hamilton. Thos 
Hamlet. Tlios 
Lie, Frank 
Moore, Wni 
Newbury, F E 
Patterson. David 
Phillips, LH 
Roberts, Cornelius 
Shim way, W C 
Smith, Bernhard 
Wilson, Alexander 

Crabtree, Edmund 



Hary, Jno 

Delap, Wm R 
Locke, P W, in 

Cnmstock. S H 
Hulce, E M 
Peck, Chas 



H 
I 
K 



UNASSIGNED. 



Racine 
Kacine 
Neenan 
Racine 
Shell Rock, la 
Racme 
Kacine 
Racin? 
Racine 
Milwaukee 



Williams, la 

St Nathan 

Viroqua 
Dartford 

Racine 

Menasha 

Kacine 



FORTY-FOURTH INFANTRY. 
A 



Graves, Chas 
Lane, C A 

Gibson, D A 
Jones, J K 
Wilson, Robt 

Emson, Kniit 
Gunderson, Hans 
Hinibale, J M 
Peterson, Andrew 

Ferry, W D 
Hatch, Geo 

Anderson, C, m 

McKay, W J 

Burns, A M 
Duescher, E H 



B 



H 
I 
K 



Kacine 
Lima 

Red River 

Racine 

Amherst 

Tola 

Stevens Point 

Amherst 

Amherst 

Oconomowoc 
Oconomowoc 

E dorado Mills 

Eau Claire 

Beaver Dam 
Platteviile 



FORTY-FIFTH INFANTRY. 
A 



Laupp. Jno 
Ruppenthal, Peter 

Rosenberg, L 

Blitch, Jacob, m 

Barber, OB 
Rupp, Anton A 

Harstard, Lars 

Clanson, C 



c 

E 

F 

G 

K 



Horicon 
Brillion 



Milwaukee 
Hartland 



Warren Mills 
Madison 



Madison 
Waterford 



FORTY-SJXTH INFANT.iY. 



Clinton, P H 
Fleming, Benj 
Holly, W C 
Grant, E B 
Grant, Horace 
Kheii. Valentine 
Pelerson. Adam 
Santer, Philip 
Smart, Alouzo 



Amherst 

Amherst 

Amherst 

Stevens Point 

Stevens Point 

Stevens Point 

Nelsonvllle 

Stevens Point 

Plover 



Rice, Harry 

Schllk, Herman 
Wallace, Thos, t 

St John, I Bovee 
Walker, F, f 

Pickering. Jno 
Way, Hiram 



D 
G 

H 

K 

UNASSIGNED. 



Plover 

Garner, la 
Empire, la 

Brookslde 
Lime Kidge 

Trempeleau 
Eagle 



FORTY-SEVENTH INFANTRY. 

REGIMENTAL ROSTER. 



Col GeoC Ginty 
LtCol Robt H Spencer 

Capt Wm Young 
Schuh.A, f 

CaptR JOMcGowan 
Baker, Henry, f 
Bougliton. Joel P 
Luker, Steven, f 

Lt Chas D Saydani 
Arndt, E W 
Clark, Silas D 
Law ton, C A 

Lt Nels Anderson 
Lt Julius A Jones 
Boffln, Wm 

Capt Wm WBird 
Capt Chas A Spencer 
Lt D J Scram I) ton 
Beckwith,S W 
EuEeihart, Philip 

CaptGeoR Wright 
Lt Jno P Dousman 
Ueran, Erastus A 
Hass, L E 

Lt Slias F Nice 
Chadbourn, H L, pa 

Capt Chas B Nelson 
Lt Jas Ginty 
Dui.can, Robt 



D 



E 



G 



H 



Chippewa Falls 
Iowa 

Medena 
Outagamie 

Wautoma 
Nepeuskum 
Waterlown 
Nepeuskum 

Green Bay 
Depere 
Plover 
Depere 

Waupaca 
Waupaca 
Amherst 

Milwaukee 

Sheboygan Falls 

Madison 

Ricliland City 

Kaciue 

Milwaukee 

Cedar Kiver. Mich 

Mauston 

Ripon 

Tomah 
Ripon 

Bdoit 

Racine 

Boscobel 



Capt J D Weelock 


Hartford 


LtWT Whiting 


Ripon 


Lt Jas Ginty 


Racine 


Lt Wesley G Curtis 


Fond du Lac 


K 




Capt Chas H Roxter 


Lancaster 


Lt Jno Grii.dell 


Lancaster 


Blackner, D 


Hanover 


nNASSIGNED. 




B.ath, I 


Portage 


Huebner, Frcd'k, musician 


Milwaukee 


Shute, Fred C, 1 


Kipon 


Wheelock, L L 


Stevens Poiut 



FORTY-EIGHTH INFANTRY. 

REGIMENTAL RCS lElt. 

Col Cr D Searsall Ft Scott, Kan 

Col Henry Shears Milwaukee 

Lt Col Cyrus M Butt Viioq a 

Maj Nathan Cole Mamtowo; 

Adj A B Cadv Fair Point. K.m 



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APPENDIX TO REUNION ROSTER. 




299 


Snip L G Armstrong 


Baraboo 


Smith, Al. f Fond du Lac 


Stetson, Allen 


Water/ord 


A Surg H E Tulley 


Chilton 


Tompson, E J, f Brandon 


Woodruff. B 


Oconomowoe 


A 




I 


Wyatt, L D 


Tom ah 


Capt C W Felker 


Oshkosh 


Grain, Chas Durand 


B 




Lt Henry Felker 


Nashua, la 


Garvin, Adam Durand 


Baker, W J 


Waseca 


Lt M J Briggs 


Mazomania 


Hewitt, Henry Plover 


Brown, Volney, f 


West Rosendale 


Darrow. E A 


Omro 


McCrystal, Thos A Cottage Grove 


Muzzy, Orlin B 


Stevens Point 


Fowler, I M 


Omro 


Regan, Michael Oconomowoe 


Reed, L E, a 


Ripon 


Graham, C I. 


Kaeine 


K 


Spangler. W A,f 


Woodstock, la 


Hamilton, B 


Omro 


ChadHiek,Wm Racine 


Stevens, W P, 1 


Ripon 


Olin, C H 


Omro 


Seaver, E F Reedsburg 


Utley, A R 


Clear Lake, la 


Reed, W H 


Onn-o 


VN.ASSINKU, 


Wright, Lynderman 


Plaiuville 


B 


Waupun 


Hammer, Jno Menasha 


C 
Lt J A Atwood 


Ripon 


Capt J J Roberts 
Everson. Jos 

c 




Fond du Lac 


FIFTY-FIRST INFANTRY. 


demons, D A 
Castle, B N 


Elroy 
Hadville 


Fox, Stephen R 

D 


Stevens Point 


REGIMENTAL ROSTER. 


Callahan, Thos, sgt, f 


Ripon 




Col Leonard Martin, pen office Wasliiuglou 


Gate, Geo E 


Stevens Point 




Q M H G Klinelelter Nora 


Culver, Ed, t 


Ripon 


Gunderson, Swalro 


Watertord 


A 


Chase, Levi 


Greenleat 


Teslo, Wm 

E 


Grant City, la 


Lt Elias U Webb Beioit 


Kent, J J 


Jefferson 







Lyon, J F, elk 


Cedar Forks. Mich 


Capt M V B Hutfhlnson 
Capt David W Briggs 


Waterloo 
Milwaukee 


Gasper, Cluis Waukesha 
Miller Henr\ 1' Rockfield 


Meecher, Jno 
Strong. Wm H 


Portage 
Wausau 


Obenberger, Albert 


Milwaukee 


Wasniuth, Henry Roekfleld 


Swett. G A, sgt, t 


Fort Worth, Texas 


F 




D 


Wagner, Jno 


Sharon 


Martyn, Jas L 

G 


Flintville 


Davis, A E, mt Appleton 


White. C,£ 

D 


Ripon 




Honey, liobt W Ashippun 




Capt H M Stocking 


Eau Claire 


Keyes, E Menasha 


Lt Oscar Barnett, me 


Fargo, D T 


11 




E 


Larabee, Julius A 


Berlin 


Capt Peter Trudell 


Blick River Falls 


Fil/.bibbon, Henry Menasha 


Larabee, Dell, f 


Ripon 


Beucus, Jno, m 

I 


Waupun 


Ray, Edw, £ Empire 


E 






E 


Lt S Egglestou 


Flintville 


Lt H C Sloan 


Appleton 


Lt Sam'l Elmore Milwaukee 


Lyman, A C 


Oconomowoe 


Burdick, Jared 


Harvard, Neb 


Fratny, Fred Foud du Lac 


Morton, C C 


Omro 


Kern, Geo G, m 


Oconomowoe 


K 


CBrien, J C 


Cascade 


K 




Capt Henry Bailey . Appleton 


O'Hearu, E H 


Cascade 


Capt Jno 1> Lewis 


LaCrosse 


Ferris, D D, corp Appleton 


Qneeman,! 


Oconomowoe 


UXASSIGNED. 


Pbillipps, David S Racine 


F 




Lippert, Dionysius, I 


Beioit 


LX.VSSIOMiU. 


Francisco, Orlando, m 


Ripon 


Noble, E H 


Racine 


Tolman,Ansoa Sibley, la 


Irman. Lynmn L 


Havana, Minn 






Hargraves, M, f 
Johnson, M C, £ 
Leslie, J 


Ripon 

Delton 

Oconomowoe 


FORTY-XmTH INFANTRY. 


FIFTY-SECOND INFANTRY 


A 






Thomas. W D 


Racine 


Arnson, Andrew 


Barber 


A 


Woodward, Jno, 1 


Ft Worth, Texas 


Vosler, Jay C 


Delton 


Tvler, Sam'l W Plancviile 


Wild, Jas 


Oconomowoe 


B 




B 


G 




Kichardson, Lewis, me 


Berlin 


Blodgett, E I Berlin 


Lt E W Clark 


Neenah 


C 




Hill, Thos Waterville 


Coleman, Elihu, Q M sgt, a 


Fond du Lac 


Reillv.Hugh 


Bellville, Nev 


Stukes. Oliver Waterville 


Haskms, J T 


Stelsonville 


D 




c 


Kuschke, Chas 


Lomira 


Willis Henry 


Flintville 


Beech, LC Plover 


Miner, Ed S 


Monroe 


Willis, Wm 


Flintville 


Jennings. Jno, I Spring Lake 


Miles, Calvin, f 


Hewett 


E 




Kengs. E, £ Spring Lake 


McLeod, David 


Stevens Point 


Apple, Philip 
Evans, J D 


Reedsburg 
Sutton, Neb 


Marr, B, f .Spring Lake 
Porter, Pliny A Wautomo 


Morgan, Edwin A 
Wolfenden, Jas 


Lincoln. Neb 
Raciue 


Green, Herman J, 1 


Okee 


Sheldon, P W, £ Spring Lake 


H 




Hood, N B 


Lone :'.ock 


t'NASblGNED 


Treanor, E, 1 


Ripon 


G 




Behuker, Fred E. £ Kewaskum 


I 




Mlckleson, M A, f 
liolfe. Lewis H 


Webster City, la 
West Depeie 


FIFTY-THIRD INFANTRY. 
B 


Li J H Barnett, ph 
Calkins, W P 


Neenah 
Waukesha 


Sn)itj,C H 


Seymour 


Ladkie. Chas, 1 


Brandon 


I 




Miller, H S 


Stephens, P 


Jeffi-rson 




I 


Wilding, Geo, Jr 


Neillsville 


Daggett, S M 


Ft Howard 


Ladore. Ciain Durand 


K 




K 
Hason, J L 


Lyons 




Carr, Lester L, bk 
Daskom, Jno W 


Milwaukee 
Chilton 




Wharry, Kobt 


Elkhorn 


FIRST CAVALRY. 
A 

Lt Richard L Gove Waukesha 
Maj Newton Jones Geneva, 
Decker, P LaCrosse 


Deming. RE,c 
Evarts, Jno 


Ripon 
Omro 








FIFTIETH INFANTRY. 
B 


Fero, C, f 
Hnmstead. S W 


Ripon 
Stevens Point 


Wright. A 


Fcx Lake 


Nelson, Wm, t 

L 


Waupun 


D 




Davis, C M Merrillan 




Curtis, C.f 


Waupun 


Foss, Goodsall Oconomowoe 


Capt Jno L Stewart. f 


Rlpou 


Lyons, W .1 


Emmetsburg, la 


Gurner, D A Lodi, Cal 


Brown, Lucius 


Boscobel 


Peterson, Ole 


Amherst 


Norris, Jas A Sauk City, Minn 


Hilliard, W L 


Lacrosse 



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301 


Partridge, A W 


Belle Centre 


Shumwav,D L, f 


Castle Rock, Minn 


Terry, Lyman 


Lime Ridge 


Whalej', C B 


Jefferson 


H 




Wheeler, R A 


Baraboo 


M 




Hegmann, Wm 


Lacrosse 


G II 


Haug, .Jno 


Montfort 


Hineinan, Jos 


Lowden, la 


Seamans, G F 


Stevens Point 1 


Phelps. B II, d 


Ripon 


Kiss, ,Jno * 


Grand Island 


F 1 1 


Stoddard, Jno. t 
Willes. Sylvester 


Bowens Mills 
Plainfleld 


Steinke, G 

-I 
Blanchard, Levi, I 


Canton 


Allen, Edgar 


Amherst 


Wheeler, Gilbert 


Eeedsburg 


Rosendale 


Andrews, Nelson 
Groves, J K 


Amherst 
Amherst Junction 


U>'ASSIGNjitJ. 

Bublitz. Alf Menasha 
Bangs, E D, ar Milwaukee 
Benson, G Badger Hill 
Champion. Kobt Buttes des Mortes 


Cole, M 

Davenport, Wm 
Faber, Luke 
Goodrich, Wm 
Goodrich, Frank 


Badger Hill, la 

Badger Hill, la 

Darlington, la 

Waubeck 

Waubeck 


Hathaway, Edwin 
Lamphier. P 
Scoville, J K 
Sparling, Jno 
Sherman, A A 


Amherst 
Omro 

Edgertou 
Rhclne 
Keene 


Draper. .Seldon 




Raymond, Jno N 


Garrison, la 


1 


r 


Gee. Hiram, m 
Hunt, G A 


Kipon 
Durand 


Rumsill, Plity F, light-house keeper Baylield 
Sterling, N B Clyde. la 


1 

Smith, B Amherst 


Morgan, Marvin 


Eau Plaine 


Stevens, W C 


Friendship 


K 


Nayler, E, me 


Ripon 


Wescott, J C 


Badger Hill, la 


Biver, Jno 


Lourdes, la 1 


Pasha, Joe 


Eau Plaine 


K 

Capt B F Crocker 
Anderson, Stewart 
Hillman.EE 




Daniels, W O 


Black Creek 1 


Sample, Jas 
Strong, Wm P 


Pine Grove 
Metomeu 


Wisconsin 
Sharon 
Darien 


Morrill, C C Eau Plaine 

Schilling, Julius Plymouth 

L 








SECOND CAVALRY. 


L 




Bowen, H 


Sibley, la 


KEULMEXXAL ROSTER 


Banister, Geo F, i 


Eau Claire 


Buel. Jas L, f 


Lime Ridge 


Lt Col H E Eastman 


Benton Harbor, Mich 


Halsted. G W 


Marshalltown, la 


Longley. P E 


Baraboo 


Maj M W Wood, 1st bat 


East Oakland, Cal 


Loomis, Chas, sgt 


Frankfort 


Moore, Volney 


Baraboo 


A 




Powell, Thos, m 


Eau Claire 


Neikel, S R 


New London 


Lt N Boardman 
Blanchurd, Jas 


Fond du Lac 
New York City 


Robblns, D 
Stevens, Marcellus T 


Lima 
Durand 


Quick, Shafer 
Swetland, Geo W 


Fond du Lac 
Reedsburg 


Curran, Jas W. I 


Fond du Lac 


Wyman.Astald, f 


Eau Claire 


UNASSlunisxi. l l 
FaiT, L B PloTpr 1 1 


Dolan. Henry, sgt, f 


Fond du Lac 


M 




Halllday, W 8 


Plover 


Ferguson, Edwin P, I 


Suainico 


Lt Jno Baxter 


Chicago, 111 


Hall, A H 


Chicago 


Halsted, D W 


Sheboygan 


Fink, Peter 


Darboy 


Mortar, Jno, Jr, 1 


Okee 


Johnsjn, Loren M 


Brothertown 


Malone, A 


BeloiC 


Reeves, W H, sgt 


Fond du Lac 


McGovvan, Michael, I 


New Berlin 


Malone, G R 


Beloit 


Sidney, S 


Plover 


Monroe, E H 


Blair, Neb 


Parker, Isaac, sgt 


Janesville 


Schoufeldt, GeoW 


Reedsburg 


Mal.et, German.! 


Fond du Lac 


Zolkmen, Jno M 


Janesville 


Smith, Jno 


Caldwells Prairie 


Pasco Quiiicy. bugler, 1 


Metomen 


UNASSIGNED. 


Shannon, Norman 


Plover 


Phelps. Geo S 


Med ford 


Lt J B Taylor 


Millard 


Turney, H B 


Reedsburg 


Sage. E B 


Kacine 


Brown, D J 


Stevens Point 


Tyler, Frank 


Plover 


Sehuegan. Herman 


Seymour 


Mulroy, P 


New London 


Vorty, J C 




Tompins. Henry 


Campbellsport 


Parish, Ben 


Millard 


Young, Simon 


Plover 


Watson, Lyman 
Walron, J D, £ 


FairchilU 
Eldorado Mills 


Smith, F 


Sugar Creek 






Stearns, Orange | 


Darien 


— — ■ ■ ■ 




1 1 


Weyer, Fred, m 

B 


Fond du Lac 


Vearn,SE 


Delavau 


FOURTH CAVALRY. 1 1 




Weaver, Frank 


Millard 


* 




Capt A W Bishop 


Little Rock. Ark 






^ r ' rf^ A ITIE A^«.H. **•-!■ 


Capt Jno Whytock 
Blown, Jno A, sgt, i 
Noble, David D, J 


Little Rock. Ark 
Windom 
Windom 




Maj G AiPierce 


uiin 


THIRD CAVALRY. 


Lt J H Wing, a 
Busier, Chris 


Bayfield 
Racine 


D 




Lt Col K H White 


Galena, Kan 


Farnham, Wm H 


Milwaukee 




A 




Moody, Edw L, t 


Geneva Lake 


Capt G W Noble 


Racine 










Druminond, L D 


Missula, M T 


Capt Robt Carpenter 


Lawrence, Kan 


^ II 


Olson, Chas, 1 


Ludington, Mich 
Baldwin 


Capt.J D Dammon 


llileusburg, W T 


Capt G W Madison 


Leavenworth, Kan 


Strong, Geo 


Bawley, H J 


Stevens Point 


Lee, Robt 


Fond du Lac 


E 

Albee, Wm C 
Carpenter, H B 
Stevens, DB 
Kilmer, Wilson 




Dunn, P 


Stevens Point 


c 




Portage 

Fredericksburg, la 

Tonawaiida, N Y 

Weyauwega 


Nelson, Jerome 
Phillips, Jos P, corp 
Vaughn, D H 
Wolverton, Martin 

B 

Rice, J W 


Amherst 

Waukesha 

Stevens Point 

Oshkosh 


Lucas, J B 
Smalley, P J 
Smith, Aug 
Schmidt, Aug 


Plymouth 
Caledonia, Minn 
Sheboygan Falls 

Plymouth 


Price, Jas, sgt 
Outsen, Jacob 


Poysippi 
Racine 


Omro 


Seeger, Wm Medford 1 
D 1 


Williams. WE 


Kingston 


c 




Harrison, J M 


Friendship 


F 




Allen, Eger 


Amherst 


Herren, E R 


Stevens Point 


Furstenberg, Lorenz 


Leedston,Minn 


D 




Johnson, C H 


Rock Rapids, la 


Palmer, Walter, I 


Baraboo 


2d Lt Byron Kllbourn, ph 


North Lake 


Parkhurst, G A 


Canton 


G 




Hockings, Wm 


Racine 


Rhodes, Jas 


Durand 






Stoken, Tim 


Durand 


E 1 1 


Lt Geo W Noble 
Lt EdwS Minor 


Racine 
Fish Creek 


Whittaker, Wm 


Fond du Lac 


Carr, E S 


Jefferson 


Lt S H Nichols 


Chicago, 111 


E 




Lyons, Christopher 


Friendship 


Bennett, Akem 


Seymour 
Fond du Lac 


Lt Leonard House 


Janesville 


McBeath, N 


Waukesha 


Burgess, C W, c 


Dyer, Wayne B 


Durand 


Parker, Wm B 


Arborville, Neb 


Bullamoie, Jno 


Friendship 


F 




Pixley, D 


Sharon 


French, C 


Badger Hill, la 


Lt L P Luce 


Di-yden, Neb 


Tiebert Jno 


Manitowoc 


McCal I.Ira 


Milwaukee 


Adams, J J 


Stevens Point 


F 




Pengilly, Henry 


Mazeppa. Minn 


Bloom, Geo 


Baraboo 


Brittain, Jno 


Esbon, Ka 


Pierce, W L 


Sheboygan Falls 


Towler, Henry 


Plover 


Boesler, Christian 


Racine 


Sage. E B. sgt 


Racine 


House, David 


Seymour 


Buttles, E C 


Seymour 















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CHAS. r. GOODWIN. 




S. J. GOODWIN & SON, Proprietor. 

FRANK SAXTON, I 'ti O DD •nCT' r! m J ( M. U rot-BY, 

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W. H. LAWRENCE. 



CLARK HOUSE, 

LJlWIlEfieE S^OTHEIiS, (Proprietors. 

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AL LEWIS, PROPRIETOR. 



DELIGHTFUL SUMMER RESORT, 
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UrsUi§la§§ in all il^ gi)pcmhii(inl§. 



Free 'Bus to and from the House- 



The Butter. Cream and Milk used at the Gouilvvin House is brought 
daily (roll) Goodwin's celebrated Maplewood Farm. 



W. H. FINCH, Proprietor, 

Kilbourn City, - Wisconsin. 



Also Part-owner of the "Dell Queen. 



APPENDIX TO EEUNION ROSTER. 



303 



Cofley, C C 
Gibbs, J F 

Gabrlelson, Otto D 
Harrington, Jos H 
Palmer, J W 

Groove, Henry 
Hickox, Chas \V 
Newton. Origeii 
Quilty, Tlios 

Erickson, A, m 
Kinyon. T> A 

Dutcher,Edgar 
Sutlifl. Jas, / 
Wiggins, Jos W 



O 



ir 



Book Creek, la 
Oconomowoe 

Milwaukee 

Hudson 

Lincoln Centre 

Bayfield 

Lafarge 

Oconomowoe 

Sun Prairie 

Black River Falls 
Seymour 

Volga, D T 

Eldorado Mills 

Fall City 



CXASSIGNED 



Allen, Eugene 

Gunning. J W, bugler 

Henry, E 11 

Hicks, O C 

Monk. HC 

Parker. Geo 

Welch. Chas. ranchman 

Westphall. H C 



Stevens Point 

Friendship 

On) ro 

River Falls 

Menasha 

Dakota 

Jefferson 



HEAVY ARTILLERY, 



A 

Anthony, Jno 
Henry, Anile 
Hullel,Geo 
Krakiiflski Fred 
McKenzie, M 
Powei-s, W P, mf 
Seal's, L C 
Tliompsiin, Win 
VanUme, Jno 
Wheelock. Orville 

B 
Lt Clias B Palmer, teacher 
Beal, Whitney A 
Fitzgerald, Jlichael 
McKittrick,R H 
McKinzie, R L 
Waddell, Wm 
White W B 

c 

Crawford, Jno 
Langworthy, J A 
Wilson, Wm 



D 



Lt C V Bridges 
Lt Wm M Hancliett 
Lt C M Ball 
Borden, W H, pli 
Bohanuan. 8 B 
Kildow.J P 
Vedder. EM, t 

LtJ JGibbs 
Griffith, G W, f 
Jaquith, Phineas, cl 
Kelnberger, Jos 
Marshall 
Medbury, M H 
Pells, Jeremiah 
Welty, W H 

Bramow, C 
Hall, J W 
Hanson, J P 
Henry, Antell 
Hume, Jaa 
Scranton, C M 



.lefTerson 
RiH-hester 
^\alerfnrd 

Waterford 

LaCiosse 

Jellersoa 

Thompsonville 

Hebron 

Jeffei'son 

Lincoln, Neb 

Geneva Lake 

Lake Forest, 111 

Redwood Fa is, Minn 

Waterford 

Racine 

Plover 

Liberty Bluff 
Milwaukee 
Marquette 

Spring Grov3 

Albany 

Spiing Grove 

Milton 



II 



Dodge, G D 
Robbins, J H, f 

Sharp, Peter 
Trapp. Andrew 

Leatheard. Geo, t 
Mitchel. J B 
Nichol, W H, 1 
Smith, E R 
Smith, B 
Stone, G W 
Stewart, I N, teacher 

Blish, Harvey 
Compte. Henry 
Conlan, Jas 
Conlan, J A 
George, Samuel 
Hunter, Jas 
McCali, Irvin 
Snieizer. Stephen 
Walker, Anstn 



Lt Edwin Goodman, cl 
Palmer, P P 

Fowler, Benj 
(HImore, Hiram 
Hurd, Al 
Putnian. Geo W 
Weeks, E .1 



M 



Lomira 

Seymour 
Waterloo 

Berlin 

Plainfleld 

Clarion, la 

Racine 

Plainfield 

W r Junction 

Berlin 



Racine 
Plainville 
W U Junction 
W U Junction 
Carson City, Mich 
W U Junction 
W V Junction 

Minnesota 
Baraboo 

Racine 

Cambria 

Plainfield 

Ash Ridge 

Bloomer 



IN ASSIGNED. 



Wise. Jno 



Men.osha 



LIGHT ARTILLERY. 

FIKST BATTEKY. 
Brayniond, M Ludtngton, Mich 

Kuschke, Wm Loniir.i 

Lyman, Judson Waterville 

Wesson, Molthrope Waterville 

Watts, Jas Watisford 

SECOSn BATTERY. 
Brotz, Richard Xeillsville 

Ickstadt, Jos M Plymouth 

Sehastion, Herbert Racine 

Williams, W R Racine 

THIRD BATTERY. 
LtJ Albert LeBrun Chicago. HI 

Currier, Henry Concord, Minn 

Hayes, A A Boyceville 

Canouse, Ira W Cottage Grove 

Kanouse, E M. corp Columbus 

Kanouse. A W, ph Lancaster 

Luce, J W H, me Osbkosli 

FORTH BATTERY. 
Capt D L Noggle 



isrisioi 

Pedee 

Koro 


Capt Jno F Valler 




Beloit 


LtM H McDervitt 


Hampton Rhodes, Va 


Austin, Wm L, sgt 




Beloit 




Jepson, N 




Waterford 


Waukesha 


Smith, Jno S 




Tiffany 


Delton 


Thom, W S 




Clinton 


Boltonville 


FIFTH BATTERY 




Oconomowoe 


Ross. J W 




Galeslnirg, 111 


R.icine 


SIXTH BATTERY 




Reedsburg 


Burger. Christopher 


Richland Centre 


Coloma 


Hood, N B 




Lone Rock 


Dubuque. la 


Hutchuson.Chas 




Augusta 




SEVENTH 


BATTERY. 


Racine 


Lt W D Reiley 




Beriin 


MaustoD 


Conklin, Louis 




Seymour 


Racine 


Dorwood, G B 




Neosho 


Racine 


Hawn.JP 




Neosho 


Portjige 


Hawu, D H 




Lincoln. Neb 


Racine 


Mcintosh, C E 




Seymour 



Orville, Austin Hope, Minn 

Thompson, Elisha Seymour 

EIGHTH BATTERY. 
Barker, .Ino Menasha 

Hoyt, Wm Durand 

Lloyd, W C Menasha 

NINTH BATTERY. 
Dodge, J H. f M & St Paul Railroad 

Haines. Sam'l W U Junction 

Sanford. E C, f Delton 

Todd, J H Oshkosh 

Waters, Jas Waterford 

TENTH BATTERY. 
Reynolds, Elmer R, pen ofBce Washington, D C 

TWELFTH BATTERY. 
CaptTTCroft Jamestown 

Greenwold,J Menasha 

Greenwood, G Menaslia 

Jacobs, W C Menasha 

Marks, Henry Greenville 

Mallory, Lucian T Waukesha 

Ribble, Alonzo R New Richmond 

Rome Fred, f Lime Ridge 

THIRTEENTH BATLERY. 



James, 6 H 
West. W J 

Eliort, Edw 
Hubbs, Cyrus G 
Littlefleld, Geo 
Plover, Wm 
Weirnick, Wra 



LNA.SSIOSED. 



Black Creek 
Clinton Junction 

Menasha 

Spring Bluff 

Racine 

W r Junction 

Racine 



SHARP SHOOTERS. 
Herrick, H H, t B.araboo 

JIcCaul,Thos Tomah 



OTHER STATES. 

MAINE. 

Hmiter. Alvin, F I cav Flintville 

Ingalls, Isaac, war of 1812 Waterville 

Scribner, SC, B 5 int D\irand 

NEW HAMPSHIRE. 

Fiske. J B Menasha 

Kalliher, M M, 1st It B 7 Waukesha 

Wakefield. G L, sgt G 9 Dur.ind 

YERMONT. 

Brown, Joe, H 13 Waterville 

Edwards, Wm, 10 Markesan 

Jackson, A P Menasha 

Kelley, Henry Waterville 

Marshall, J J, K 1 Menasha 

Martin, Joe Waterville 

MASSACHUSETTS. 

Bonart, J, 1st It V, 1 Wauke.sha 
Fortush, Fred, G 35 Hales Coiners 

Hutchinson, J A. E 2 Racine 

Porter. L C, G 4 Waterford 

Willis, Atkins, G 6inf Durand 

Workman, W M, K 7 Racine 

NEW YORK. 

Allen, Brenton, F 142 Waterville 
Ainsworth,RC,24 bat 

Allen, Henry R, D 184 Fond du Lac 

Allen, Dana E, K 65 Trappe 

Bashaw, Peter, 1 60 Waterville 

Bashaw , Joe, I 60 Waterville 

Burger, J, I 107 Frankfort 

Bennett, Fayette, E 104 Prospect Hill 

Caturia, Frank, H 106 Waterville 

Caturia, Louis, F 142 AVaterville 

Doam, Fred S, K 32 Waukesha 

Dupree, Geo, E 98 Waterville 

Fiske, W P, 1 bat Fall River 

Fartoule, J E, C 3 Racine 

Halght, T W, It K 24 Waukesha 

Irish, LC, 77 Beloit 

Kruger, Andrew. K 85 Durand 

Kenyon, A F, K 81 Lima 




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APPENDIX TO REUNION ROSTER. 


30.5 


Kiiight, Henry. I 109 


Watervillp 


Henderhot, Jas, 2 cav 


Menasha 


Mowon, Henry A, geu'l W S A, Iron Brigade, Ft 


King, Jos, 60 


Walerville 


Heckel, Ed 


Menasha 


Klamath, W T 


Morvey, T \V, 4 


Menasha 


Moore, H B. capt 27 


Plover 


Noyes, Chas, detective service Sturgeon I'.ay 


Purker, Wni. 17 


Menasha 


Papne, (i M, 5 


Menasha 


Nichols, Wm F Menonnnee 


I'liiUer, Hupi, pli.surg 46 


Waukesha 


Schell, Henry, sgt H 1 


Durand 


O'Connell, Jno, H7 Vimdyne 


rre.stiin, A H, K IScav 


Unrand 


Williver, Peter, A 10 


Dur;uid 


Palmer, Henry, surgeon Janesville 


I'oquette, Jas, corp, 1 60 


WatervlUe 


IOWA. 




Proper, Peter C, D 6 cav Davis 


Patrovv, Joe, (! M 


Watervilld 


Benton, So! H, A 20 


Waterville 


Richmond, E L, sgt niaj 17 Kenosha 


Pntton, A H, B 142 


Fr.uikforf 


Cassell, Wm, H 21 


Waubeck 


Rhode, Jno I L, H 7 Wegauwega 


I'atton, Jno. C 1(] heavy art 


Franklcrt 


Di.'iou, Jno,C4 


Racine 


Rich, Jas, me, col 8 colored Sevastopol 


IVikins H L, C i( heavy art 


Frankfort 


Dowuer, J L, C 38 


Beloit 


Robinson. Jas, 102 colored troops Whitewater 


Potts, L D, eapt. M 


Waterlord 


Richie, C C,M4cav 


Frankfort 


Stevenson, R S, 16 Sturgeon Bay 


Kaymond, N, M i-av 


Durand 


Scott, S M. sgt B 1 cav 


Durand 


Soper, J H, e corps ph, Sturgeon Bay 


Kobinson, Frank, K 14 arlillery 


Walerville 


MINNESOTA. 




Thorp, E A, a, G 4 Bayfield 


Kiibinson, F, 16 


Frankfort 


Belden, N, I 1 Inf 


Lima 


Thomas, W H, B 127 colored T Racine 


Kobiiisoii. A M 


Menasha 


Cro,sby, S P, H 3 inf 


Durand 


Thompson, Robt W, 4 cav Meuondnee 


Sinitli. Jas, A 125 


Flintville 


Du Cate, Moses. D 9 




Vaughn, IraE, 17 U S I Menasha 


Smith, Nathan, B 118 


Diirand 


Galloway, Wm, H 5 inf 


Durand 


Van Slyke N B, U S G M Madison 


Sinkl >bki, Joe, D64 


Walerville 


Hunt, DW,1 light art 


Durand 


Webster, F W,capt8 U S C Menasha 


Taylor. Frank. K 6n 


Waterville 


Ingram, J A. M 2 cav 


Frankfort 


Wilson, Lyman, war of 1812 Neillsville 


'I'lionipson, J M, li 187 


Clinton 


Krick,S G, G 3 inf 


Durand 


Willis, Henry 


Taylor, Clias 


Walerville 


Kane, Jas. 1 It heavy art 


Durand 


Walker, E H, 29 C V Fond du Lac 


Wooster, Geo B, D lu heavy art 




Meyers, Chas.G 1 heavy art 


Frankfort 


Wenk, Chas J deputy band, of Col Walertown 


V.'cleh, David H,E 20 


Racine 


Kundle, HP, Elllnf 


Frankfort 


Wing, N B. 60 cav Janesv.l e 


WK.lon, Wni,44 
White, Wm B, corp 5 bat 


Plover 
Plover 


Story, C M, G 1 heavy art 
Stokes, Nelson, 1 heavy art 


Diuaud 
Durand 








Wlieeler, H C, H 14 heavy art 


Flintville 


Spooner, Albert, A 1 heavy art 


Lima 


UNITED STATES NAVY. 


York, Win, A 80 


Waterville 


Wallace, A J, I 2 inf 


Durand 


Allen, Eduund, Gunboat Julietteand Red River 


York, W S, A 85 


W.aterville 


MISSOURL 




Allen, Ellas, Indianola Nashua 


PENNSYLVANIA. 




Mack, Juo. F 3 cav 


Frankfort 


Allison, Win Stevens Point 


Ames.Milo, K 83 


Flintville 


Shedd, Wm N, I 31 cav 


Frankfort 


Boggs, Albert— Kickapoo, pa Elkhorn 


Bailey. Z K 1 


Frankfort 


KENTUCKY. 




Baggs, Oilier, Monitor Kickapoo, West Gulf 


(iniy.OA, H58 


Waterville 


Fintzel, F, M cav 


Raciue 


Squadron Elkhorn 


Hardy, C H, com sgt 39 


Beloit 


Sndth, J J, 123 


Walerville 


Brown, G K Waterville 


Hall, Chas, A 18 


Beloit 


Smith, David, H 37 mounted inf 




Brown, J W,Gunhoat Port Edward 


Uennessy, D J,I 23 
Keiser, Hans, A 153 


Beloit 
Beluit 




= 


Bean, Frank J, Gunboat Paw Paw Elo 
Bigford, Walter, Enumerator Quiney 






Moore, Thos, F 39 


Afton 


U. S. REGULARS. 


Brincle, Frank, Str Michigan Ladoga 


Pannaly, C H, I r.2 


Beloit 


Anderson, Walter J, B 14 


Kaukauna 


Clark. Cyral C, Keokuk, f Wlnnieoka 


Keushlein, Aug, K 14 cav 


Eacine 


Almon, Jno, A 13 . 


Weyauwega 


Cole, M E, 2d Engineer Niaraga Ripon 


Scott, H 0, B 3 heavy art 


Walerville 


Andruss, C, K 3 


Kenosha 


Carutliers, Hugh W U Junction 


Wilson, A, F 1 cav 


Lima 


Briggs, Ahram, D 8 


Menominee 


Davis, Irwtn F, Gun Boat Sybil Seymour 


Zilley, Wm, A 153 


Beloit 


Brieg, F, A 1 


Neillsville 


Duke, Jas, Crusader.Sailor Milwaukee 


LOUISIANA. 




Brj.ss, Jos, corp 7 


Star Prairie 


Danbury.CM LaCiosse 


Hunstable, S L, capt, H 48 colored Inf 


Coiuiell, Jno 0, 7 


Vandyne 


Edmiuster, W H, Crondit Blain 


OHIO. 




Collin.s, Jno 


Eden 


Evans, David, A Johnson Berlin 


Beardsley, Geo, G 7 


Durand 


Crippen. Amos, 2d It U S colored 


Baldwin 


Felton, S K, General Pillow Yankton, 1) r 


Graff, Jas, K 25 


Durand 


Coyn, Mich, 13 


Portiige 


Fowler, Dominic Fremont 


Moulton, GH, cl, F2 




Callenljrach, (ierhard, D cav 


Richfield 


Godfrey, J W, Marine Gun Boat Menasha 


Nurnberger, Fred W, C 21 


Slockbridge 


Devine, W E, F 16 


Walertown 


Graham, A F, Essex Milwaukee 


Payson, G W, B 1 


Menasha 


Dobb, S J.S S S 


Stevens Point 


Gore, Frank M, sailor IMjlwaukee 


INDIANA. 




Eadus, N G. F 18 


Racine 


Gray.TR Jane.sville 


Benton, S 


Frankfort 


Flint, R J, sgt U S sig corp 


Menominee 


Hillman, E E. Monti cello and Old N C Darien 


Garrett, Anth 


Waterville 


Fritzner, Amand, 3 musician 




Hammer, Jno. Sunflower Adell 


Seppy, J M,20 


Racine 


Goodletson, Goodlet, lisherman Washington Isle 


Hasenfuss, Jacob H, Argosa Manistee. Mich 


ILLINOIS. 




Gritzner, Ayiand 3 inf band 


Watertown 


Hayes, Ji.o, Kearsage Basswood 


Frambach, II A, col 


Menasha 


Grout, Le Roy, .sgt B 16 Emmetsburg, la 


Hunt, J W Neenah 


Buettner, Henry, corp B 82 


Waukesha 


Hunting, G, 1st It 3 art 


Beaver Dam 


Harrison, S F LaCrosse 


Beth.Jno.K 


Green Bay 


Holand, Jno, A22 


Neillsville 


Holly. J M LaCrosse 


Heal, Wm, f, 1 150 


Racine 


Ilepler, Geo, K3 cav 


Neillsville 


Inglis, Robt, e Bayfield 


Curapston, Wm, C 142 


Durand 


Hadley, H C, It 


Janesville 


Jones, Daniel, U S Str Siren, me Oshko.sh 


Cnmniings, Ben, A 72 


Menasha 


Hughes, Geo R, 2d It D 99 colored 


St Croix 


Johnson, Sam C, Surgeon in Navy St Croix 


Di.xon. B, G 12 cav 


Lima 


Harding, Frank D, capt H 99 colored St Croix 


Knutson.C, Proteur Menominee 


Hight, J, G 1 


Waterville 


Haro, H C, teamster, C 13 


Milwaukee 


Longworthy, A B, North Atlantic Squadrou, in 


Jung, F, A 91 


Jefferson 


Ilase Henry me, E 13, 


Milwaukee 


Toronto, Canada 


Kemerer, Adam, C 24 


Racine 


Hepin, T H, C 24 


Buena Vista 


Lumb, Jas E, Flag Ship Benton Adams 


Manoi-e, Joe. 4 cav 


Waterville 


Jack, Jas, livery stable, K 4 


Waupaca 


Loomis, E D LaCrosse 


Morgan, JiiO W, Chicago marine bat Embarrass 


Johnson, T S.chap SOcorlored 


Beaver Dam 


Langdon, Phil LaCrosse 


Pearsons, Ji'O, D 57 


Waubeck 


Kimball, Henry, 2 cav 


Kenosha 


L-indgraf, Andrew Menasha 


Perkins, Chas, B National Home 


Knight, J H, a, capt 18 


Bayfield 


Murray. Jno, S Atlantic Squadron, under Du- 


Stevens, J 0, C 95 


Jefferson 


Kelley, Jno, 2 


Janesville 


pout Nasewaupee 


Stage,JM, E22 


Racine 


Lee, Wm, 3 


Lacrosse 


McElroy, Horace, Lt Janesville 


Stickney, A L, A 19 


Jane.sville 


Linton, F M, Blcav 


Springfield 


Mortimer, Patrick Chicago, III 


Weber M, I 166 


Racine 


La Claire, Louis, D 7 




Neil, Cecil C, Shepperd Knapp and Sonania, 


Wettengel, Frank, C 24 


Racine 


Maivshall, V K, f, G 16 


Egg Harbor 


also Plato, Mayllower and Augusta, Aug,Ga 


MICHIGAN. 




March, Wm S, C cav 


Marshfield 


Nichols, G, U S Pittsburg, ine Fond du Lac 


Can-, J P, 6 


Neenah 


McDennot, Jno A, A 144- Little Rock, Ark 


Nelson, Wm, U S Str Carondolet Kenosha 


Dopp, Cyrus, 19 


Plover 


cCaul, Tho5,G 1 S 3 


Tomah 


O'Regan, Timothy, Gunboats, Chillieothe, Es- 


Ganoe, I P, G I 


Frankfort 


Moore, C D, G 1 S S 


Harvard, Neb 


sex and Reindeer Fond du Lac 


Granger, Alonzo, C 10 


Menasha 


Mullen, Frank, ph 


Sturgeon Bay 


Furdy, A G, Miss Flotilla, nier Ft nd cu Lao 















306 




APPENDIX TO REUNION ROSTER. 






Peck, E 


LaCroiise 


David, J W, M D 


Muscoda 


Liggins, J H, I 6 Cav 


Springfield 


Pavy, Wm L, Uncas, Sachem, North Carolina, 


Davis, Jno 


Plover 


McChesney, Jas P, 1st It 


Richmond 


Mienigan, E B Hale, Nipsic 


Milwaukee 


iJemarest, E L 


Waupaca 


Mehan, Wm 


Waterville 


Roche, Thos, U S Str Siren, me 


Oshkosh 


Dolan. Jno, f 


Fldorado 


McArthur, J A 


Palmyra 


Sherman, Thad 


Neenah 


Durand. Wm 


Waupun 


McDill, T H 


Plover 


Stibbins, D W, Cincinnati, Mo 


uudCity, USS 


Dolphis. Geo 


LaCrosse 


Messersniidt, J B, h 


Palmyra 


Portsmouth 


Ahnapee 


Dolphis, Wm 


LaCrosse 


Miles, A D 


Palmyra 


Spoor, J Ferris, U S Ram Avenger, Miss 


Donald, Jno 


Racine 


McClure 


Big Suamico 


Squadron 


Strong Pr.airie 


Daniels. Ed 


Big Suamico 


Morris, Henry A 


Durand 


Starin, Duane, Capt Geo W Peek 


, on Lake Kos- 


Drew. Richard. S, f 


Lincoln 


Murphy, Henry 




konong 




Day, H 


Warren 


Murphy, Geo 


Floyd Centre, la 


Smith, Alex, Gulf Sc|uadron, t 


Nasewanpee 


Dorotliy, E B 


St Croix 


McCarn, A J 


Muscoda 


Taenzler. Jacob, B Hist Mississippi, Marine, 


Dorgan, Michael K 


StCioix 


Michael, Geo 


Plover 


Briggad Str Baltic 


Arnaton 


Edgerton. Chas 




Martin, J L 


Emmetsburg, la 


Towers, Goo, U S Str General Pi 


llcJw, Agt and 


Eifbey, L P 


Warren 


Moul. Fred, f 


Waupun 


Justice of Peace Ellenwood, Kan 


Elbert, L A 


Richmond 


Miller, C 


LaCrosse 


Treadway, Wni, DeSoto and Bait 


imore, Warren 


Empy. A J. D 


Stevens Point 


Morrison, Roht 


Plover 


Thomas, Gnff, John A Dix, f 


Berlin 


Fowler, E W, It 


Chicago. Ill 


Morrison. W F 


LaCrosse 


Van Bureu, Chas, sailor, Marion 


Bat Chicago 


Frantz, Henry 


Hammond 


Morris. Sam'l A 


Durand 


Wheeler, N A, Marmoria, me 


Janesville 


Frost, Ed 


Plover 


Mabbott, J R 


Muscoda 


Wright, J B, Miami, me. 


Milwaukee 


Finch, Abraham, t 


Whitewater 


Martin, Henry 




Young's, King, Mich 


Fremond 


Fnlks, Sam'l 


Rippey 


Merritt. Jos 




UNASSIUilED 




Fleming, Geo 




Moody, Manly 




Ayers, Riiey, Mexican War 


Watei-viile 


Foster, Wra C 


Waupaca 


McClaughlin, Judd 




Adams, J T, me 


Jenny 


Foster, Coril 




Maxon, D S 




Atberou. J, I 


Palmyra 


Farrand, D 


LaCrosse 


Martin, Wm M 




Amos, A H 


Racine 


Fox, Jacob 




Neveaux, Wm 




Abbott, Nat 


Lacrosse 


Fall, J 


LaCrosse 


Newton, Chas 


LaCrasse 


Anderson. D L, in 


Lincoln 


Frost, WJ 


Plover 


Nothers, Felix 


LaCrosse 


Alden, Isaac C 


Weyauwega 


Fishbeck, Thos 




Nobes, Robt N 




Alcott, Jno 


Waterville 


Flshbeck, Ira 




Nimocks, E J 


LaCrosse 


Bailey. Kobt 


Plover 


Gintzer, M 


LaCrosse 


Nelson, W W, chaplain 


Richmond 


Baxter, Frank 


LaCiosse 


Gunkle, Conrad, It 


Chippewa Falls 


Oleson.Ole 


Palmyra 


Blockridge, Jno J 


Bacine 


Guy, R A 


Richmond 


Orlady.JnoG 


Somerset 


Baxter, B E 


LaCrosse 


Gibbon, Jno, 2, 6 and 7 


St Paul, Minn 


Olin, Clifford, Ind 


Waupaca 


Barrow, D L I 


Plover 


Gilbert, Jas L 


Stones Prairie 


Orcutt, G W 


LaCrosse 


Bloom, Jno. 1 


Waupun 


Gilbert, Albert 




Piatt. DB, It 




Bart, Jos 




Gleason. Tom, 1 


Ripon 


Pruett, A 


LaCrosse 


Barker, Chas 


Waupun 


Grifflu, H B 


Waterford 


Powles, Henry 


Racine 


Barrows, Chas 




Hall, Geo 


Plover 


Pollevs, D D 


LaCrosse 


Brushel, Samuel. I 


Brothertown 


Holliday. Davis 


Richmond 


Palmer. G W 




Beugley, N 




Helms. Marvin H 


Waseca, Minn 


Page, A L 


LaCrosse 


Biglow, S M, teacher 


Palmyra 


Holt, G 


Warren 


Powles. Wm 


Eacine 


Buzzell, G H, m 


Palmyra 


Heinrish, Heiner 


Orihula 


Pitt. Geo W 


Fremont 


Barlow, Horace 


St Croix 


Hicks. W M 


Springfield 


Powell, B J 


Richmond 


Brisbin, Henry 


Big Suamico 


Hilbach, Jno 




Patterson, Alvin, 




Buchan, Ed 


Racine 


Huglies, H 


Palmyra 


Proudflt, J K 


Wyandotte, Kan 


Black Jas 


Big Suomico 


Holniberger, C 




Perry, MH 




Brass, J 


Richmond 


Hener, Heinrish 


Orihula 


Potter, Albert 




Bailey, Henry 




Holmbeger. C 




Prosser, Josiah 


Brothertown 


Brown, Ed 




Hener, Heinrish 


Orihula 


Rlchter, Jas 


LaCrosse 


Brown, Leonard, me 


Brandon 


Hatzenbuhter. J 


LaCrosse 


Roath, Henry R 




Bailey, Albert 




Hammond, A W, Army of Potomac Durand 


Ridden, Geo, surg 




Barney, A N Fort 

Clark, SI> 

Craig, D, elk 

Cady, C H 

Cooley, R M 

Cooley,T F, paymaster 

Chadwick, W S 


1 Worth, 1 eias 

Plover 

Palmyra 

Stevens Point 
Plover 


Hopkins, Thos 
Ives, S S 
Jones, Jas H 
Jeffries, Wm H 
Jones, Thos 
Kellogg, Roderick 
Kertz, Henry 


Weyauwega 

Lincoln 

Waupaca 

Muscoda 

Neklmi 

Chaidon, Ohio 

Muscoda 


Rowly, Geo 
Ross, WC, chaplain 
Eatdka. Michael 
Reifsuider, Jas R, 1 
Ratcllfl, Jas 
Roe, Peter 
Rierstadt, Chas 
Reed, Jno 


Muscody 

Duraud 

Muscoda 

Waupun 

Waupaca 

Palm.\ra 

Troy 

Cylon 


CiiUier, Jubex 




Kinney, Lawrence 


Kaukauna 


Eeed.Clias 




Chamberlain, J H 




Kimball, J T 


Plover 


Reten, Gildert A 


Rush River 


Carpenter, W H, me 


Eldorado Mills 


Koethe, G 


LaCiosse 


Sabin, Ezra 


Lima 


Carpenter. Al 




Koethe, L 


LaCrosse 


Stetson, E W 


Newell. la 


Cushing, Tlios, I 


Eldorado Mills 


Kilmmer, F 


LaCrosse 


Spooner, W L 


Springfield 


Cantwell, R 


Lacrosse 


Kennedsmen, Jno 




Sanford, B F 


Plover 


Crocker. Geo 


Plover 


King, Chas, mf 


Palmyra 


Stevens, F F, maj and pay- 


master Janesville 


Crause, Jno 


Muscoda 


Krayne, Jno 


Paluijra 


Simonds, M 


Plover 


Comstock, FH 




Kaiser, M, me 


Palmyra 


Sheldou, C, RR 


Iron Ridge 


Chesebio. Thos 


Muscoda 


Kelly, DAW 


Palmyra 


Severson, Jno L, t 


Cambridge 


Caborn, Richard 




King, C F 


St Croix 


Stone, J P, It 


Eipou 


Carter, A C 


LaCrosse 


Kinsley, Geo 




Sperbeck.R, £ 


Palmyra 


CoUier, Joshua 




Kapp, G A 


Fond du Lac 


Smith, Sam 


Big Suamico 


Crane, E F 


LaCrosse 


Knight, Miletus 


Durand 


Stillman, Eugene G 


Aakausas 


Clark, A, It 




Largette, S 


Fremont 


Smith, H 




Chesley, Jno 


Plover 


Lee, G 


Plover 


Spingleburg, Fred 


Orihula 


Courtney, The s,t 


Eden 


Larson, TB 


Rush River 


Stuart, Jno, t 


Bayfield 


Dog, Lieutenant 


Augusta 


Lathrop, Lucas 




Scott, Jos 




Duehack, W 


LaCrosse 


Lamson, D 


Warren 


Stiles. Earl 


Waupaca 


! 



APPENDIX TO REUNION ROSTER. 



307 



Sclit'Isser. I';iiil 

Siplior, Fred 

Siiaujriinessy. V H 

Simpson, AVm, I 

SuinriiPiton, Jas 

Snyder, Jno. 1 

Sni'tli, -lerry 

Sniilh,Th4)s 

Tiittle, Uansseller 

Thompson. D K 

Treadwell. Wisley 

Taylor, <i II. surg hosp service 

'J Iialclier, Ed 





Freinnnt 


Thompson, J S 


St Cvoix 


Will<es, Fred, f 


Eldorado 




I.ind 


Upliam.C H 


Klpon 


Weiumouth, Al 


P'remont 






VanEttie 


Augusta 


■Wiili.-vms, Lewis ' 


Fremont 




Waupun 


Vaiifioin, P K 


Winneconne 


Wliipple, Ed 


Fremont 






A'andeiiioof. J W 




Wells, J M 


Waupaca 




Waupun 


Vesey. ChiVS 


riover 


Wilsev, H 


LaCrosse 




I'iover 


Williams,.J 




Waloott. E ]■ 


Lacrosse 




Wevauwega 


Wootlwortli, H N 




Winters, A J 


Lacrosse 




Waupaca 


Winters, J M, 7cav 


Neillsville 


Wheeloeli. A B, p ni 


Eden.DT 




LaCiosse 


Willis, Geo W 


St Croix 


Wisemitter, C 


Winneconne 






Walker, W M 




Yani<ee, Louis 


Waukesha 


vice 


Waupaca 


Weils. .1 


Richmond 


Young, R<)l)t 


Lincoln 




Talmyia 


Wheldon, E 


Lacrosse 


•Young, Win C 


Wauseca, Minn 




TENT AND SAIL MAKERS. 







1© a,n.d. 21 IEISIIE: STISEIIEX, 



Near North end E. Water Street Bridge, 



MILWAUKEE WISCONSIN. 



1. ?..-? 

A 14 


■....S....S 

i 
B -A 


.'... ..'5,..?. 
C ^4 



D k 



I3E.A.XjEI^S list 



CORDAGE. CANVASa NAVAL STORES. ETC. 



INDEX. 



ROSTER INDEX. 

[SEHIATIM. NOT ALPHABETICAL.] 

First Infantry 7.275 

aecond Infaiitiy 11,'.!"5 

Tluitl Inlaiilry 17, 275 

Fonitli Iiilantiy 21,201, 301 

Fiiili I ufaiilry 21 , 277 

Sixth Intanti-y 29, 2:7 

Sevt-iitli Infant ry : 33. 27U 

Eigli til 1 iif ant ry 39. 1^79 

N 1 nth I nfaiitry 45, 27'J 

Tenth Infantry 47,281 

El>;ventU lulaiiiry 51,281 

Twelftli Infantry 57, 283 

Thirteenth Infantry 61,283 

F.inrteenlh Infantry ■...65.285 

Fifteenth Infantry 71,285 

Sixteeiitli Infantry 75, 285 

Sevenieenth Infantry 81,287 

E'ghteenth Infantry 85,287 

Nineteenth Infantry 89,287 

Twentieth Infantry 91 , 288 

Trtcnty-Fir^t Infantry 95,288 

Tweiitv-Hecond Infaritry 00, 283 

Twenty-Third Infantry 103, 289 

Twenty-Fourtli Infantry 107, 289 

T.MMily-Kiftli Infantry 111,289 

Twenty -Sixth Infantry 117, 291 

Twenty-Seventh Infantry 121, 291 

Twea! y- Eighth Infantry 12.5. 291 

T.vent'v-Niutli Infantry 129,293 

Thiriieth Infanlry 135,293 

Tinny-First Infantry 137, 293 

Thirty -Secoiul Infanlry 139,293 

Thirty-Tlurd Infantry .113, 295 

Tliirty Fourlh Infantry 147,295 

Th rty-Fitth Infanlry 147, 295 

Tiiirty-s;xth Infantry 151,295 

Thirty-Seventli Infantry ! 55, 296 

Tliirty-Eiglith Intantry 169, 296 

Tiiiity-Nintli Infmtry 131,296 

Fortieth Infantry 163, 296 

Fnity-Fir.st Infantry 1B3, 296 

Forty-Second Infantry .165,297 

Forty- ruird Infantry 167, 2j7 

Forty-Fonrtli Infantry 169,297 

Forty-Fifth Infantry 171,297 

Forty-Slxth Infantry 171,297 

Forty-Seventh Infantry 173, 2:)7 

Forty-Eifc'htli Infantry 175,297 

Fcnty-Ninth Intantry 177, 299 

Fiftieth Infantry 179, 299 

Fifty-First Infantry 181,299 

Fitty-Sjcond Infantry 183,299 

F.f ty-Tliird Infantry 183, 299 

First Cavalry 183. i99 

Second Cavali y 191 , 301 

Tliird Cavalry 195. 301 

Fourth Cavalry 201,301 

First Heavy Artillery 207. 303 

Jlil.vankee Cavalry.... 211 

Light Artillery 211, 303 

First Army Corps Infantiy 211 

Berdan Sharp Shooters 217 

Kesident Soldiers of other States 217,303 

Bay City Liglit Guards 226 

Bayfield Kitles 225 

Beioit City G uard 231 

Bower City Kifles .229 

Custer Kifles 2i0 



Delavan Guards 23o 

Evergreen City Gnrads 223 

Fonddii I.ac Onards 2.30 

Gerniania Light Guards 227 

Governor's Guards 225 

Gnppey Guard 226 

Janesville Guards 225 

Kosciusko Guards 220 

La Crosse Light Guard 224 

Lake City Guards 227 

Ludington Guard 229 

Milwaukee Light Horse Squsdron 227 

Oshkosh Guards 224 

R tndall Guard 229 

Ripon Rifles 226 

Sheridan Guard .223 

Sherman Guards 221 

Unity Guards 2;i0 



ADVERTISERS' INDEX, 

[ALPHABETICALLY AIIKANOED.] 

Adani.s, F F & Co 126 

Advertising Agents ISO 

Agents' Publishing House 2»6 

Althouse, Wheeler \- Co 304 

Allen&Hicks _ 206 

Andrews. C E& Co 172 

"Andersonvillc" 2-6 

Appeal, The In4 

Appleton Chair and Bedstead Maun lac lory.. .34 

Aitifieial Liinb.s 184 

Assurance Co., Commercial ITnlan 188 

Assurance Society, Equitalile Life 178 

Assurance Co., Western so 

Assurance Association, The Loadon 201 

Atkinson, H F 34 

Aver, X W & Son 180 

Baker, Robert 32 

Baker & McKenney 96 

Bakery, Excelsior Steam 42 

Baking, Powder 172 

Bass, James& Co 144 

Baty, Robert 184 

Beer, Lager 148 

Belts, Electric 1C2 

Boots and Shoes 112 

Bond & Hani-hett 188 

Bosworth.H & Sons 130 

Boylan & Co 78 

Bradford, Jas B 120.270 

Brewing Co '8. I70 

Brewing Co.. B-^t's 148 

Brewery, Bavaria 182 

Brick Manufacturers iss 

Bryan, Dr 102 

Building Association, Fond du Lac 16, 58, 106 

Buggies, Manufacturer of lOi 

Calkins, E A no 

Campbell, W (J 112 

Gary, C .J & Co 86 

Carbon Works, Michigan 100 

Carpets, Curtains, etc 114 

Carpets, Drapery Work, etc 116, 228 

Case, J 1 282, 284 

Chapman, T A& Co 100,132 

Chair and Bedstead Factory 34 

Cigars, Tobacco, etc 304 

Clark, .lames L 138 

Clement, C I « 



Cloaks, Suits, etc 108 

Clocks, Silverware, etc 124,262 

Clothing House, The Arcade 1 12 

Clothing, Military „ 78 

Clothing 138 

Clothing 202 

Connor, Miss M 126 

Cook & Hyde 180 

Cracker and Candy Manufacturers 292 

Curtains, Draperies, etc 112 

Daniel & Gile 126 

Davis, Porter & Co 164 

Dentist 162 

Des Forges & Co 142 

Dickey. A P 292 

Dixon , F J 92, 146 

Doors. Blinds, etc 62 

Domes! ic Sewing M-achiue '298 

Draperii s. Curtains, etc 116, 228 

Druggists, Wholesale 130 

Drill, Monitor Grain 154 

Dulcher. Collins & Smith 8 

Dynamo Machine Co., Weston 24 

Engines, Boilers, etc 136 

Engines, Farm 282 

Eye and Ear Inflrmai'y 142 

F.ilks. F 182 

Falbe, W F C 218 

Fans, Warehouse 292 

Far, o's Harrow 56, 160 

F.uiner, Tile Wisconsin 206 

Fisli Brothers & Co 94, 102, 156 

Flints' Tobacco 112 

Flouring Mills 36 

Fond du Lac Harrow Co 4, 160 

Fond du Lac BuildiiigV\s.soc!ation 16 

Fond du Liic Journal, The 2i0 

Fountain, Magnetic . . . .190, 92, 94, 96, 98, 200, 202 

GaUoway Flouring Mills 36 

Garvin, Jolin E _ 188 

Gas Fixtures 180 

Glass, Stained 286 

Gluck's Temple of Fasliions 138 

Godfrey & Crandall 106 

Goldsmith &Co.. 116, 2'28 

Goods, Military, Theatrical, etc 88 

Goods, Militaiy 96 

Goods. Ladies and Gents' Furnishing 108 

Goods, Dry 132 

Goods, Dress 118, 122 

Greene & Newton _ 134 

Griflith, J Q & Sons 54 

(iroceiies, J Morawetz 40 

Groceries 290 

Groceries, F J Dixon 92, 146 

Guenther, A & Co 182 

Hair Goods 124 

Hair Store, West Side 152 

Hale, P C 66 

Haiidt. C A 276 

Hamilton, A K 44 

Harding, A J 82 

Harrow Co, Fond du Lac 56,160 

Haas Bros 14 

Haskins, C H 24 

Hayes, Geo W 80 

Hats, Caps, etc 120 

Heckman,Geo 304 

Henip.steds Temple of Music 128 

Henry, T S & Co 36 



INDEX 



309 



llenild Agents 286 

Hil)ba'(l& Vance 152 

Home IusCo.,N Y _ 138 

Hume, SoWiei-s National 186, 194, 196, 198,200 

Hoof Liquid 164 

lloitsniaii Bros& Oo 88 

IIoiscli, .J:i.s A 120 

Hotels o£ VViseonsiii 302 

Hotel, Woods 138 

Hougliman, Ur 142 

How il conmienced «.. ,5 

Howe Matliine 220 

Hub and Spol<e Factory 140 

Hunters Magnetic Springs 190-202 

Institute, Medical and Surgical. . 294 

Instruments, Surgical 184 

Insurance Co , N VV Mutual Life 2,90 

insurance Society, X Y Life 12 

Insurance Co.'s, Haas Bros Agents 14 

Insurance Co., Commercial Fire 28 

Insurance Co. 's,K C Baker, Agt 32 

Insurance Co., Washington Life .64 

In.surance Agency. General 66 

Insurance Co., Mass Mutual Life 70 

Insurance Co., The Travelers 74 

Insurance Co.'f, J L Martin, Agent 76 

Insurance Co. . Springfield 82 

Insurance Co., N \' Mutual Lite 84 

Insurance Agents, C J Carv & Co 86 

Insurance Co., The Merchants 92 

Insurance Co.. N Y Mutual Benefit Life lOO 

Insurance Co., Xorlhwestern Xational 100 

Insurances Loan Agency, II L Lawson's 124 

Insurance Agents, Daniel & Gile 126 

Ins and i-oan Agency, Green & Newton 13J 

Insurance Co., N Y Home 138 

Insurance Co., The Queen Fire 140 

Insurance Co., represented by.! Ba-ss & Co.. .144 

Insurance Co.'s, Ed L Malouey, Agt 160 

Ins and Ve.ssel Agts., Hibbard & Vance 152 

Ins and Keal E.state Agt. \V McDirniott... .168 
Insurance Co., The Miss Valley .Mfrs Mutual..l76 

Insurance Co.'s, The Fireman's 2C4 

Insurance Co., The Hartford Fire 204 

Ins Co., Manufacturers' Fire and Marine 204 

Insurance Co.. Hofl'mau Fire 208 

Insurance Co of Norlh America 208, 274 

Insurance Co., The U S Life 208 

Insurance Co., Scottish Commercial 214 

Insurance Co., The Orient 214 

Insurance Co., The Conn Mutual Life 214 

Insurance Co., The O.d Penn Fire 214, 274 

Insurance Co., The New York Life 232 

Insurance Co., The National Lite 270 

Ins Agt, General Fire and Life, C A Handt..276 

Insur.mce Co.,The Conti nental Lile 28 

Insurance Co., Niagara 312 

.lewelry, etc 120 

.leweler and engraver 106 

.lewelry, etc 124,206 

.lournal. Morning 2io 

Kirby House 106 

Knapp, W A 160 

La Belle Wagon Works 6 

Kake, Self Operating Wheel 158 



Lands, Pine 72 

Lang. DC & JH 43 

Lawson, H 1- 124 

Leidersdorf, B 60, 178 

Lime and Sand Stone 180 

Limbs, ArtiHcial iS4 

Logs, Lumber, etc 50, 54 

Lumber, etc 10, 14 

Lumber. Sash, Doors, etc 22, 52 

Lusk. G W 60 

Machinery and Supplies 120, 136 

Machine. Sewing 298 

Machine, Sewii.g 152 

Machine Co., Threshing ; 283,285 

Malony, Ed L 150 

Mann, I G 142 

Map of Wisconsin Central R R 265 

Martin, J L 76 

Mareton and Beveridge 140 

Matches, Star 138 

Matthews Bros & Co 112 

Maywood Manufactory 212 

McDonald, Ale.'; 52 

McDerniott, Wm 168 

Mendal, Henry M 60, 178 

Menasha. Hub and Spoke Works 140 

Merrill & Ferguson 84 

Mihills 16 

Mihilis Manufacturing Co 22, 174 

Miller, Miss E 124 

Millinery 126 

Milwaukee Sentinel, The 68 

Milwaukee Sunday Telegraph 110 

Moore & Galloway 10 

Morawetz, .Jacob 40 

Morgan, .las l'«2 

Miiller&Ilhardt.... it4, 142 

Music, Temple of 128 

National Home 180. 200 

Naughteu, .Ino 28 

Newton, H W \H 

News, Milwaukee Daily 26 

Xicoll. The Tailor 300 

Nichols, H 100 

Oil Co., Northwestern 164 

Osbkosh Northwestern 206 

Packard, O L 120, 136 

Paper Hangings 124, 142 

Peck's Sun 20 

Pen, The Mac Kinnon 142 

Pension and Claim Agt 218 

Perkins, AT 46 

Perkins, Jas S __ 152 

Pianos, Organs, etc 120. US, 270 

Pier, C K 4, 16, 160, 166 

Portraits, etc 286 

Piinte'sj Job 100 

Printing House, The Star Steam 210 

Pulverizing, Chicago Screw 212 

Queen, Insurance Co 140 

Railroad. Fond du Lac.Ambov & Peoria.... 30, 92 

Railioad,CRI&P 310 

Railroad, Wisconsin Central 38,234,254 

Reinhard, Misses M& A 152 

Reilly, Henry 126 



Reporter, The Saturday 2C6 

Resorts, Summer, 190,234,236,238,240,242,244, 

246, 2.70. 251 

Reunion of 1880, The Soldiers 233 

Rich & silber 108 

Kiedel, FF 292 

Rosenkrans, O L & Co 120 

Roster, Regimental Reunion 7 

Rubber Co., Goodyear 98 

Rundle & Spence _ 180 

Rupture 208 

Russell, Jas 210 

Russell, C J 290,304 

Saturday, Reporter The „ 206 

Schlitz, Jos _ „ 18, 170 

Sentinel, The Milwaukee.... 68 

Sherman, Dr J A 208 

Shoes and Sli ppers 142 

Smith, L;Luni ._. 286 

Smith, Albert L .'. 164 

Smithograph Manufacturing Co 286 

Springs, Magnetic 188 

Stanley & Co 124,262 

Stained Glass 2f6 

Stark.lBrothers 114 

Steenberg, O C 62 

Stewart, Ale.x 52 

Stone Yard 180 

Sullivan, Jno E &;Co 202 

Sun, Peck's 20 

Superphosphate 106 

Suydam, Jas - 98 

Tailor, Met chant .•. 126 

Tailor, Nicoll. SOo 

Teas, etc 8 

Telephone Co _ 24 

Telegraph, Milwaukee Sunday no 

Threshing Machine Factory 284 

Tilden, G A 106 

Title Page 1 

Tobacco Works, Western Steam 60, 178 

Tobacco Works, The Badger State 126 

Tobaccos 178 

Trunks. 48 

VanBrunt& Davis 164 

VauBrunt & Barber 138 

VanPelt 118 

Wagon Works, LaBelle 6 

W.agon Manufactory 94, 102, 156 

Wagon Co., Spring 46 

Watrous, J A 104, 110 

Webster & Lawson 140 

White, J:is S 26 

Whitnal,|Frank 102 

White & EVanl'elt us 

Whitehouse. T W „ 220 

Wild, B &Co 42 

Willard, V R 72 

Wisconsin Farmer, The 206 

Wind Mills 301 

Window Blinds 68 

Wolcott & Gregg 152 

Wood & Notbobm — 112 

Wood. Lant 138 

Woithington, Sam 286 





WHO IS UNACPUAINTED WITH THE GEOGRAPHY OF THIS COUNTRY, WILL 
SEE BY EXArVilNIHC THIS MAP, THAT THE 




CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PAOIFIG R. R. 

IS THE <;IJEAT ('<»>NK( TIXG LINK REI'WEEN THE EAST .t THE WEST t 



Its main line runs fro:.! Cliifiii:*! to Council 
Bluffs. p;i9si:i2 tlirnii-zh Jolipt. < Ht.iwa. I.a Sallo, 
(.iencdco. Moline. Itnc-k Islsind. Davenport, Wust 
liiberty. lowaCiry, Maren-zn. liriiaUvn. (irinncll, 
i>cs Moines 'tliG capital of Iowa >, Stuart. Allan- 
lie, anil Avoca ; v.iili l»fanchc:> from ISurcuu 
Junction tn I'ooria; Wilton Jii!i'-tion to Muscn- 
tino. Washinsiun. Faiiticld. KMon. IJolknap, 
Ccntr»^TiHe. Princeton. 'I'ronton. 'iailatin, C^anie- 
ron, Lfavenv,Mirt!i. Atchison a:nl Kansas City; 
■\Vastiinslon to Si^'oiirncy. (.IsUaloosa. and Kno:;- 
villc; Keoiiiii; to Farniiniiton. llinapartc, Bnn- 
tonsport. liKi.-iK.-n'l'-nt. Kl<lnn. <)ttiii:nva. TMdy- 

villc.Oskal -a. IVIIa.M-.nn.o. an.l ]>op Mmiics: 

Nowt.ni to Monroe; Do? [Monies lo Imlianolaamt 
AVinlersnt; At lantic to Llmyis :inil Autliibon; and 
Avoca to ilurlan. This is poFitively tin; only 
Hailroad. which owns, and uporatcs a tlu'ougli 
line from Chicaj-'O into the State of Kansas. 

Tinniicli I';.\'nres9 I*assen^er Trains, witli Pull- 
man Pal:ue< arsattache'i.aronin .'ach wav daily 
between CHICAGO and PKdlilA, KANSAS CiTV. 
Ct)fN"Cii. Bi.tTFS, Li:Avt:N\vo[tTJi and ATCiii- 
FON. Thrnuijhcars are also run between Milwau- 
kee and Kansas ( ity, via the "MilwuuUee and 
Kock Island Short Line." 

'J'he "Great Kock Island" is niairniflcently 
equipped. It? road bed is simply perfect, and its 
track is laid with steel rails. 

What will iileaso yon most will he the pleasure 
of enioyins your meals, wliile passmji over the 
leautifijl prairies of Illinois and iowa. in one <if 
our ranKiftlleent Duiin-^' Cars that accompany all 
1 nrouph Express 'I'rains. V<m pel an critire 
niral, as pood as is served in any first-class hotel, 
torsoventy-tive cents. 

ApprecintinK the fact that a majority of the 
people prefer separate apartments ii.ir differvnt 
purposes (and the immense passent-'cr business 
of this line warrantin;-' it I. wo are pleased to an- 
nounce that this Company runs I'tiKni'iii I'-il.trc 
Slcepino Curs lorsleepni;^ purposes, and I'utuce 



Diiiiuri C"rs lor eat inn purposes onlr. One other 
preat leaiuie uf oiir Palace Cars isa SJIOIUNG 
S,\L(K>N wliere vcui can enjoj your "Havana" 
at all hours of the rav. 

Ma^inilicent Iron [Jri'd^res sp.'in the Mississippi 
and Missouri nvtrsat all points crossed by this 
line, and transfers are avoided at Coun<il Hhills, 
Kansas < ity. Leavenworlh. an<l Atcliisim. cun- 
licetions bein:: nniiic in Union Depots. 

THi: PUl.NTli'AL U. K. (_ OXXECTIONS OF 
THIS CUEAT THUuCtiH lASE AllK AS 
I'OIJ.OWS: 

At (. uiCAGo with all diverging lines for the 
East and Stnith. 

At ENGLEWoon. with iheL. S. &5I.S.. and P., 
Ft. W.ic. n. U<ts. 

At Washi.ngto.v IIeigdts. with P., C. A: St. 
I-. u. u. 

At I.A Sai.lk. With 111. Cent. R. U. 
AtPlJOKlA.wuli P. P. a..].; p. D. &E.; I. D. & 
W.: ill. Mill.: ami T. P. .& W. Itds. 

At liocK Island, with "Milwaukee & Rock 
Island Short I.,ine," ami Rock Isl'd A: Peo. Itds. 

At DAVKNi'our. with the Davenport invisiun 
CM. & St. P. It. It. 

At VVi:sTl,nii:i{TV. with theU.. C. R. & N. R. R. 

At (iltlNNi;!.!,. with » eiural I'jwa U. U. 

At DKS McHNCS. with D. M. & V. D. K. R. 

AH oi'NCII. Rl.fl'PS. with L'nion I'aiitie R. R. 

At OMAHA, with 13. ..V Mo. R. II- U. in Neb.- 

AtC()l,i-.Mlil-s.It-NrTl(iN.withH..C. R.&N, R.R. 

At OTTr:MU-A. with < entral I<twa R. U. ; W., 
St. L. & I'ac. and f. H.&. i). K. Rds. 

At ivbUKfK. with To!., Pen. \ War.: Wah., St. 
Louis & Pnc. and St. I. . Keu. \ N.-W. R. itds. 

At t AllciloN. with II. St. J R. R. 

At Atchison, with Ateh.. Topeka & Santa Fc; 
Alch. it Neb. and (en. Br. U. P. R. lids. 

At l.EAVEXWuKTU. With Kan. Pac. and Kan. 
Cent. U. Rds. 

At Ka.vsas CiTV, with all lines for the West 
andSouihwcst. 



PITI^LMAN PALACE CARS are run through to PEOUIA. I>ES MOINES, 
COrXCIL BI-l'FFS. KAXSAH CITV. ATCBII^^ON, ami LEAVEXWORTH. 

Tickets \ii\ lhi*t Line, l^iwtwii as the '*Or**iit Roc'^ l»laiid Route/' arc sold Iby 
nil Ticket A<;cnti« in (he I'litted StntCR anil Canntla. 

For iuforniatinu not oblaiuuble ut j'our liomc tieti.et oflice, addreiR, 

-A.. ItilMB.VLL., E. P-lT. .TOIIIV. 

Gen'l Superintendent. Gen'l Tkl. and Puss'pr Apt.. 

Chicago, III. 



THE SOLDIERS REUNION ROSTER— CONCLUSION. 



THE BUSINESS PART. 

It seemed to your executive committee tlieie was a very 
general demand for publication of a roster of your names. 

To issue an edition of 5,000 volumes the size and contents 
of this, required an expenditure of money exceeding that 
number of dollars— the book paper alone costing in cash half 
that amount, while the preparing, printing, postage letters, 
cards, circulars, telegrams, express, freights, insurance, 
cierks, copyists, assistants, etc., cost more than as much 
itgain. We could not consent the book should cost you to 
e,\ceed one dollar. 

Many of you were in business, business that you adver- 
ised, and it was deemed best to break the expense of the 
book to you, by inviting business men favorable to the pro- 
ject to insert their announcements. This you will notice 
has been done, you have twice as large and twice as good a 
book and more of tliem , than you could have nad without their 
aid, and at half the cost. Don't forget this. The men who 
have so aided you, are clashed among the best business men 
of ihe country. If thev find it pays to do this, they will lift 
again and again, and the road to future issues is open and 
comparatively clear to those of you who may succeed the 
present committee. This finance question is the important 
one in all projects. Fix this solid, and we can shake, hurrah, 
tip back in our chair, elevate our feet, and yarn it with clear 
conscience, and patriotic gusto. 

Your present committee steps down and out on the eighth 
of June. Some of you will be elected to succeed us, and not 
only for their benefit especially, but for advantage of us all. 
we wish to make the following suggestions and impress upon 
you their importance : 

When any of us want to buy anything, look within this 
roster and see if it is adve . If so, patronize those who 

have in this way patronix "jd us. It is not claimed that all tlie 
good, solid and patriotic business men or firms have adver- 
tised with us — the others when they find it pays will come 
in next time— nor is it at empted to make this an arbitrary 
classification; but it is a good rule, as a matter of sentiment, 
to remember those who remember u^ In this, a matter 
of business, the business men wi ' gi _• usjunlimited patron- 
age hereafter if we prove to th. a' pays to do so. It we, as 
soldiers, will hitch our intei" ,ts to the business interests of 
the State, the success of our Association is guaranteed. Let 
us do this, not as begging for favors, but yielding valuelfor 
value, and the published records of our Association will be 
standard, and spa, therein sought for far and near. 



THE LAST WORD. 

This is the last page of the bock, hastily written after the 
others were iu type and placed here for convenience. There 
are two different rosters, running in same regimental order. 
The first commences on page 7, ending on page 223. The 
other commencing on page 275. The index will be found 
conveniently arranged. 

A name not found in its place in one or the other had not 
been received up toMay 20th, 1880. Names and addresses 
received hereafter will be sent to the Milwaukee Sunday 
Telegraph for publication in its weekly Soldier Chapters, so 
that by noteing in this roster any corrections or new ad- 
dresses there given, the book can be maintained continuous- 
ly complete and available. 

No one can be more grieved at errors and omissions which 
will doubtless be found herein than the compiler. 

Two serious unforeseen events rendered it impossible to put 
in some of the interesting sketches prepared and intended for 
the roster. Mk. Darwin C. Pavy, who has had the general 
supervision of the compilation, since adjournment of the 
legislature, was suddenly called away from his labors, tlie 
middle of May, and a disastrous fire in one of the manufac- 
turing establishments in which the writer was largely inter- 
ested occurring at the same time, threw more than double 
duty on the publishers, a duty they most heroicly performed, 
regardless of hours or days, running continuously without 
intermission day and night and Sundays, to^complete ihe 
work, and only omitting some sketches which would oiher- 

wise have been inserted. 
On the whole, as one becomes acfjuainted with the volume, 

especially if he considers the brief space of time allowed to 

compile, he may draw consolation from Maud Muller's 

lament, "it might have been" — worse. 



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ESTABLISHED 4 
1850. 




LOSSES PAID 
Over $6,000,000 



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United States (Bonds. 



[From The New York Daily Bulletin, Wth Jan 18S0.] 
The B.iNNKB Company.— Tbe Niagara Fire Iii- 
.suvance Conipany is entitled to tl'.e credit o£ having 
made the largest relative gain in surplus of any of the 
New York fire companies last year. Its Annual state- 
ment shows that over and above all liahilities, the Cnm- 
patiy has n surphtg in ammmt equal to ibi cash rapital. 
In other words, the Niagara h;is not only Ssno.OOO of 
capital, but another clear $500,000 besides, after pro- 
viding for all policy liabilities. This Indicates A GAIN 
IN SUKPLU.S of .some SW.OOO during 1879, in spite of 
all the fires and the prevalent demoralization in the 
business and conclusively proves that conservati.=m and 
skill are at the helm. Tne Niagara was the first A'cio 
I'orh Fire Cumpany to enter the agency field, and at its 
present rate of progress gives promise of being one of 
the last that should leave that field. For of such com- 
panies we have none too many. 



mumim^s 

T.^XTTr.a.ie-2- 1st, ieeo. 

Loss Claims, ^42,j^j.0i. 
(Reserve for 

(Re=Ins., agij^j.v 
Ml other Cl's, 2jj.j< 

Total, $334,i3g <5 
Capital St'k, ^^oopoo.o 
Jlet Surplus, 517,63']. 2 

Total, $i35^>779-^. 



surplus as to Policy Holders, 



$1,017,637.3. 



^mneiM nl M f foiiIiiiiiI ioliili m i 







P. NOTMAN, Pres, THOS. F. GOODRICH, Secy. 

DAVID BEVERIDGE, Mang'r West'n Dep't 



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CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RT. 

TRANS-CONTINENTAL ROUTE, 

Council (Bluffs, Denver and Califo-rnia (Route, 



(Paul and Minneapolis Line, 
Lake Sziperios (Houtes, 

Vi/mona aud St. (Peter (Railroad, 

Sicux City and Yaknton Lines, 



Milwaukee Line, 

Elroy (Route, 

(Dubv.qi'.e (Route, 

Freei>ort Line. 

AMD THE ROUTES, LINES AND BRAHCHES OF THIS 




as if 




RUNNING THROUGH FIVE GREAT STATES. 



THE CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RA-ILWAY 



0FFEK3 THE TRAVELIXG PUBLIC 
THAN ANY OTHER ROAD TN THE 





AMOXG WHICH MAY BE EXUMPTR.VTED : 



].— Its various lines reach more important business centers tlian any road 
in Its territory. 

2.— Its lines are tlie .'iliortest. hence connections sure atterminal and junc- 
lion points, and is not obliged to run trains at brealvneck speed to 
inaiie its connec. ions, 

.1.— Its trains are iuvarialily on time, in conssipience of its lines being the 
.shortest, and its svstem of niovini: trains tlie most perleot. 

■).— The excellence of its road-bed and track lias been tested by making 
the uneiiualled time of II lioiirs and 14 minutes between Chieafio and 
Council Bluffs. 4x8 miles, which is the fastest time ever made be- 
tween the.se points 

5.— Its Steel Kail Tracks, iron bridge', stone culverts, air brakes, S^e., all 
conduce to render ibe "North- Western" absolnlelv safe, free from 
accident, and makes the traveler feel perfecllv secure 

6.— Its equipment is the very liest. beinj; manufactured by ills C. & N. W. 
Comnauy, and contaiiis all the modern appliances which add to the 
comfort and convenience of the passenger. 

7.— Its trains are all equipped with ibe Patent Air Brakes. Couplers. Buf- 
fers, &c., which place the entire tram under the direct control of 
The engineer. 

8,— Hotel Cars.— It is the only road between Chiciigo and Council BUiffs 
runnin;; the Pullman Hotel and Sleeping; Cars, which were eonslruc- 
ted without resrard to cost, and ea'p'es.Wy/w tlii.s 7iiie. They em- 
brace all the Kle;;ancies Comforts and Luxuries of the best Hotels 
in the country, and present to The triivelint: nublic that wbicli ha-s so 
long been desireil— a hue of Hotels on WIieeLs. They run daily 
between Cliieago and Council bluHs ou its Chicago, Council Bluffs 
and (^tlifornia line. 

0.— It is the great Pullman Palace and Sleeping Car Road of the North- 
west JThe Pullman Cars i ae superior in ercn/ appnintmentto any other 
sleeping cars in use. preferred and patruni/ed t)y all the best posted 
travelers. Passengers from all quarlers iiiav be sure of linding Pull- 
man Cars oil all night trains of the ".\ortli-\Vestern." and should be 
particular in gettingtickets over this load to get this advantage. 

10.— It is the ONLY road running tlie Pullman Sleeping Cars between 

ST. PAUL, SPARTA. (JRICEV RAY, MILWAIKEE. CLINTON, 
WINO\A, MADHON', OSHKOSH. FOND UV LAC, DUBIQUE, 
ROCHESTEK, FKEEPORT. MKNASHA. SIOUX CITY, MctiUEiiOK, 
MANKATO. OWATONNA. APPLETON, CEDAR RAPIDS, 

MAHSHALLTOWN. 
11,— It is the old " Lake Shore Route." between Chicago and Milwaukee, 
and the lii.e passing throngh the beautiful suburbs of Ravenswood, 
Evanston. Lake Forest, Highland Park, Waukegan, Kenosha, Ra- 
cine, on which is run 

THE PAEIiOR EASY CHAIR CARS. 
12.— It is the only road running four daily Fxpress Trains into Minnesota 
—two to St. Paul, aud two via Winona, Kochester, Owatouna, Man- 
kato, Marshall, New Ulm, and into Dakota. 
13.— It is the only road having two lines from Chicago for the Lake Su- 
perior countrv : one via Milwaukee, Fond du Lac aud Creen Bay ; 
one via Walertown, Foud du Lac, Oshkosh and Green Bay. 



14. — it reaches, with its v.arious lines, the pVnsart "Summer Resorts," 
Fishing and Hunting Grounds of the great Northwest. 

15. — It traveises six great States, atlording with lis many lines, the great- 
est variety of scenery, nuineroiis jifiints of interest and diversity of 
country, rendering a jouniev pleasant and prolitable. 

16. — It recognizes as identical with its interests those of its patrons, and 
has established Eating Houses at Ciinvenient points wlierc meals are 
served at seasomib'e hours, at the liberal price of 50 cents each. 
These are reduced rates from prices of 7.'» cents. 

17.— Through cars, of alt classes, are run between iniporrant pfitnts. thus 
relieving the passenger from any anxiety of frequent changes of cars. 

18.— The "Chicago, St. Paul & Minneapolis Line'' is tlie only line from 
Cnicairo using, in conneetion with the St. Paul, Miiineaiioiis & Man- 
itoba R. R. and Noilheni Pacific R. It., a Cnioii Depot at St. Paul, 
Rememb-r this in buying Tickets to points beyond St. Paul. 

in.— Rules.- It, is prejiared io lieketbaseengers to all inii)ortaiit points, 
from any of its Coupon Ticket Offices, at the Lowest CuiTent Rates. 

20. — It runs no emigrant trains or ears Passengns holding Second-class 
or Emigrant Tickets VIA THE "NORTHWESTERN" are CAR- 
RIED OX EXPRESS TRAINS, and in well ventilated cars with 
good upholstered seiits. making same time as first-class passengers. 

21.— It carries 150 POUNDS of baggage free on all classes of tickets for 
each full fare ticket, and 75 pounds ou each halt fare ticket. 



GENERAL OFFICERS. 



Alef. 
M. L. 
Makv 
C. C. 
H. C. 
C. (i. 
W. S. 
C. H. 
C. V. 
H. R. 
W. H 
W. A 

E. H. 

B. C. 
M. M, 
J. B 
R. W. 
N. A. 
W. F. 
G. H. 

C. E. 

F. P. 
F. M. 



RT Keep President Chicago. 

SvKKS Vice-Pres't. Sec. & Treas., 52 Wall St... New York, 

IN 111 <imTT,...Gen'l Manager and Geii'l Sup't Chicago 

W HF.KLEK Ass't General Superintendent 

WicicHK Freight Traffic Manager "' 

EiiDv General Freight Agent 

Mki.lk.v Assistant (ieiieral Agent 

Knapp Divisiou Freight Ageut " 

McKlNI.AV " " " 

McCULLOUOH.. " " " W. & S. P. R.R.Winona. 

. St jNNKTT General P.^ssenge^ Agent Chicago. 

, Thhall General Ticket Agent 

.lOHNSuN Chief Engineer 

Cook. (-ieneral Solicitor '• 

, Kinic.MAN Local Treas. and Gen'l Accountaut " 

Rkhkiei^d Assistant Secretary and Auditor " 

Hamek Purcliasing Agent " 

PiiiIjLIPS General Hacgage Ageut " 

Fitch General Claim Agent. .„ " 

Thayer Superintendent of Telegraph 

Simmons Land Commsisioner " 

Chani>o>* Tax Commissioner " 

Luce ....Car Accountant " 



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